Any good insurers for modified cars

[HaX]

I'm currently in the process of looking for renewing the insurance for my Astra. Even with 3 years NCB, it looks as though it is going to cost £550+ to insure. The car has lowered suspension and uprated shocks. For the same car without the mods, the insurance is much lower at circal £300 for the year.

Does anyone have any recommendations for insurers who won't penalise me for the lowered suspension?

 

[McBain]

Adrian Flux are your best bet. Worked out cheaper with mods declared for me, than it did without.

 

[bigchez]

Greenlight mate.

 

[ethos]

Sky insurance were the cheapest for me by over £300 over Adrian Flux.

 

[4T5]

Adrian Flux are your best bet. Worked out cheaper with mods declared for me, than it did without.

Exactly the same as me, Cheaper with Mods declared than not

 

[Phate]

Adrian Flux are your best bet. Worked out cheaper with mods declared for me, than it did without.

Yep, same here.

 

[thedazman67]

with flux here can't complain. Greenlight refused insurance on the 200sx based on they had too many claims against the cars

 

[Overlag]

Greenlight mate.

yup, delcared all mods and was still £300 cheaper that my old insurer direct line, and £1000 cheaper than adrian flux!?!?!

Me and my mates always get absolute terrible quotes from flux.

 

[Phate]

yup, delcared all mods and was still £300 cheaper that my old insurer direct line, and £1000 cheaper than adrian flux!?!?!

Me and my mates always get absolute terrible quotes from flux.

That's odd, Adrian Flux quoted me £700 less than anyone else

 

[Gilly]

Adrian Flux are your best bet. Worked out cheaper with mods declared for me, than it did without.

He said good insurers, not cheap insurers

 

[merlin]

It is possible to be good and cheap at the same time.

Although few manage it.

 

[MrMatteh]

I'm with flux atm cause they were quite cheap, but i've heard claiming isnt fun!

try HIC, they offered a good policy even with track cover included!

 

[Lashout_UK]

I'm with Flux too and they've been by far the cheapest, friendliest and offered the best service/package so far.

I've never had to claim either - but I can't help feeling all the stories about bad experiences are just part and parcel of the "you only hear the bad experiences" thing - last insurance expert I spoke to told me that this was all in their past and they've been reforming and redesigning behind the scenes to smooth it all out.

Been excellent with the paperwork and what I want, too Very helpful!

 

[Gilly]

It is possible to be good and cheap at the same time.

Although few manage it.

True

My point was that Flux aren't it.

 

[[TW]Fox]

It is possible to be good and cheap at the same time.

Although few manage it.

I just called Flux and got quoted £1500

btw, does the email in your trust work?

 

[merlin]

My point was that Flux aren't it.

Got that right, half of their problem is the insurers they use, they're cheap because they use the worst insurers imagineable.

Still, so long as there are people out there who buy solely on price there will be poor quality insurers and brokers to meet the demand.

 

[merlin]

I just called Flux and got quoted £1500

btw, does the email in your trust work?

Someone hacked my aol account & I can't be bothered to try get it back.

Do you have my work email address?

 

[4T5]

My Motor cost me 80 quid, I could drop it off a cliff & still get more back as Scrap than I originally payed for it.
Horses for Courses matey

 

[[TW]Fox]

Do you have my work email address?

Nope..

 

[merlin]

My Motor cost me 80 quid, I could drop it off a cliff & still get more back as Scrap than I originally payed for it.
Horses for Courses matey

You could kill someone with it.

But I see your point.