Adrian Flux
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Flux have been excellent for me on the past 10 cars, stunning service and honoured my club discounts (still got the Corvette Club 15% off 
) in all instances. Very quick service whenever I needed anything changing or updating too 
I could probably get it a bit cheaper if I tried - but they are very flexible with what I want or need to do and that's a big plus that I haven't found elsewhere
) in all instances. Very quick service whenever I needed anything changing or updating too I could probably get it a bit cheaper if I tried - but they are very flexible with what I want or need to do and that's a big plus that I haven't found elsewhere
Yes, but you're a 90 year old man.
Touche.
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Insured my 200SX, MkII MR2 and the GTO through Flux with no issues at all though Sky became significantly cheaper for the GTO at renewal. Must say, I pay about £20 more than I could get my insurance for to be with Privilege - excellent service, cover both of my cars, very professional and very very courteous on the phone. Like them a lot.
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I was insured with flux my 1st year i got my 200. Refused to match the price that A-plan. However i recently had a bit of trouble with A-Plan i change the car on the policy to a mondeo in March as the 200 was going off road for engine rebuild.
Fast forward to last week. On the M6 get pulled over by the police for no insurance. It took 40 minutes for them to confirm i was actually insured. In A-Plan's defence they did ring me when i eventually made it to work but still its a pretty big mistake to make.
Daz
Fast forward to last week. On the M6 get pulled over by the police for no insurance. It took 40 minutes for them to confirm i was actually insured. In A-Plan's defence they did ring me when i eventually made it to work but still its a pretty big mistake to make.
Daz
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Been looking for insurance this week and Flux have come up cheapest and from what I've read their import policy is pretty good.
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The worst insurance company I've ever had to deal with. Prices are good but once you have a problem...
Posted a similar thread on another forum and received some similar comments... not good
Fingers crossed I don't have to claim then! I did have to claim when I was with Elephant and they finally sorted that one out a few months ago... 3 years on!
I did actually try Chris Knott first of all and they came back with £829. That didn't include breakdown cover or DOC, so that was when I rang Adrian Flux.
Completely forgot about Sky, HIC and A-Plan.
Fingers crossed I don't have to claim then! I did have to claim when I was with Elephant and they finally sorted that one out a few months ago... 3 years on!
I did actually try Chris Knott first of all and they came back with £829. That didn't include breakdown cover or DOC, so that was when I rang Adrian Flux.
Completely forgot about Sky, HIC and A-Plan.
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Well I've been reading up on my feedback about them and to be honest they seem no worse/better than any of the other insurers out there they all seem to have a fair amount of horror stories and good praises.
Just used them to insure 2 cars, Mini Cooper came in a £365 and Mustang £445, fully comp both, all mods declared, protected NCB.
Just used them to insure 2 cars, Mini Cooper came in a £365 and Mustang £445, fully comp both, all mods declared, protected NCB.
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Same old thing in some respects, you'll only ever hear the bad stories and not the hundreds, thousands, of other people going around with no issue whatsoever. Worth bearing in mind
Well I started my policy with them earlier, £740 including legal cover for my Leon with uprated brakes and exhaust.
My renewal from Admiral was ~£1080, the cheapest quotes I got were from Quinn Direct (~£1050) and Greenlight (~£960) so Flux were cheapest by far.
They also cover my brakes and Exhaust Like-For-Like which Admiral and Quinn would not (although Greenlight would)
I've dealt with insurance companies once before, and they were fantastic (Bell iirc.) but I was given a shocking solicitor who decided he'd string everything out over 5 months when it should have been sorted within 1 month, if I'm unlucky enough to claim I'll make sure I don't get given the same solicitors!
Like Lashout says though, you always hear the horror stories more than the stories from customers singing their praises.
My renewal from Admiral was ~£1080, the cheapest quotes I got were from Quinn Direct (~£1050) and Greenlight (~£960) so Flux were cheapest by far.
They also cover my brakes and Exhaust Like-For-Like which Admiral and Quinn would not (although Greenlight would)
I've dealt with insurance companies once before, and they were fantastic (Bell iirc.) but I was given a shocking solicitor who decided he'd string everything out over 5 months when it should have been sorted within 1 month, if I'm unlucky enough to claim I'll make sure I don't get given the same solicitors!
Like Lashout says though, you always hear the horror stories more than the stories from customers singing their praises.
I've have rude people on the end of the line from both Flux and Chris Knott insurance.... and neither of them could beat the £400 (inc extras, FC) that Churchill offered me (Even WITH owners club discounts.)
Maybe try them when I turn 24 but they don't want to know at 21 it seems.
Indeed. You can't beat Flux for a TPFT quote on the latest ****box acquisition. £235 I just paid