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multi-car insurance ?
- Thread starter Gazc2
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T8 said:
Yep, same here. I'm with Admiral now. I've just renewed with them without the annual drama. I think my turbo's premium is the cheapest of the lot! :thumb:
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kas750 said:
:agree:
But still run a separate quote, with Aviva, 21 days from renewal....it's usually a few quid cheaper and they will honour it.....I've done it 3 years in a row... :thumb:
I'm with Admiral. Always the cheapest for me and my wife but I don't know what they'd be like in a claim and that's the important part really.
Especially when it comes to something that's a bit special like a 911 I'd put a lot of work into or something.
I'll go agreed value with a proper Porsche company next year as I'd also like trackday cover.
For now though all my cars are with admiral.
Volvo £130, Abarth £160, GT3 £250. Great value.
Especially when it comes to something that's a bit special like a 911 I'd put a lot of work into or something.
I'll go agreed value with a proper Porsche company next year as I'd also like trackday cover.
For now though all my cars are with admiral.
Volvo £130, Abarth £160, GT3 £250. Great value.
been with admiral for a few years (multicar policy on a 911 and a cayenne)
this year we tried Directline (not on the comparison sites) and they came back with a cheaper quote
but then managed to get admiral to match it to save any hassle of jumping ship (see what i did there :grin: )
as per what mark above has said though
no idea what they are like to deal with if the worse happens
this year we tried Directline (not on the comparison sites) and they came back with a cheaper quote
but then managed to get admiral to match it to save any hassle of jumping ship (see what i did there :grin: )
as per what mark above has said though
no idea what they are like to deal with if the worse happens
I'm also with Admiral used to have three vehicles on the policy Landrover 110, 996 c4s and a Mercedes 450sl with agreed values. Stupidly reversed into my neighbours car in in the Landy....................slight scratch on mine, 4.5k damage to his, Admiral dealt with the claim quickly and without fuss I can highly recommend them
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