Insurance [Archive] - CSL Register

L1ARR

10-08-2009, 02:36 PM

Guys,

Its that time again when the CSL needs its insurance. I have been quoted £820 fully comp (Sainsbury's Insurance) with my wife as a named driver & 4k per year mileage. Can anyone recommend any companies who can offer specialist policies for the CSL, alternatively a company who can do a bespoke insurance. I have heard that there are companies that will consider a policy where the car is SORN off the road and can be coverd this way, this is ideal for me as it will be off the road throughout winter.

Any advice welcome. :smt023

Cheers
Rich

glendog74

10-08-2009, 02:41 PM

Competition Car Insurance did me a good deal with the wife on the policy too + 4 track days included. They specialise in low mileage policies too :thumbs:

http://www.competition-car-insurance.co.uk/

L1ARR

10-08-2009, 02:46 PM

Competition Car Insurance did me a good deal with the wife on the policy too + 4 track days included. They specialise in low mileage policies too :thumbs:

http://www.competition-car-insurance.co.uk/

On it Glendog

Thanks

E46ACS

10-08-2009, 04:06 PM

I pay £500 through A-Plan me with the wife as named driver, but no restriction on miles.

01635 874 646 This is their Thatcham office which deals with the "good stuff"!!! :thumbs:

Paul Eggleton

10-08-2009, 05:30 PM

Bealo

10-08-2009, 06:16 PM

I'm with Keith Michaels and rate them highly :thumbs:

glendog74

10-08-2009, 06:23 PM

What do they class as low mileage? 5k, 6k??

I know some policies say it's 2k:119::rolleye:

7k miles

Andyk

10-08-2009, 09:38 PM

Interesting as I'm with Sainsbury, 5k miles a year, wife on policy car garaged..£435...but I am an old git. Plus I suppose depends on location as well.

Jaw_F430

10-08-2009, 10:23 PM

Admiral 10K miles a year . . . . £2346:thumbs: young git:hahaha:

glendog74

10-08-2009, 10:27 PM

Interesting as I'm with Sainsbury, 5k miles a year, wife on policy car garaged..£435...but I am an old git. Plus I suppose depends on location as well.

Don't forget the all-important 'unmodified' part Andy! ;)

Andyk

11-08-2009, 07:11 AM

Don't forget the all-important 'unmodified' part Andy! ;)

Ah yes forgot about that...Oh hold on there are two baby seats in the back does that count as modified.

Out of interest do you tell you insurance company if you have mods like AP's etc...does it really effect price?

jcremonini

11-08-2009, 01:37 PM

Ah yes forgot about that...Oh hold on there are two baby seats in the back does that count as modified.

Out of interest do you tell you insurance company if you have mods like AP's etc...does it really effect price?

You have to Andy otherwise your insurance could be null and void - and they are likely to put the price up a little too (I think I was quoted an extra £100). Our argument is that better brakes mean less chance of an accident. Theirs is that better brakes means you're more inclined to drive faster so increasing the chances.

James.

karbonkid

11-08-2009, 01:53 PM

Paul Eggleton

11-08-2009, 03:56 PM

7k miles

Thanks

L1ARR

11-08-2009, 09:23 PM

Guys,

Any other suggestions as I would like to compare a few more. So far I have

Sainsburys £827
Competition Car Insurance have come up with £666
A-Plan were a £1000+

glendog74

11-08-2009, 11:07 PM

Here's the link to an earlier insurance thread:

http://www.cslregister.com/forum/showpost.php?p=23949&postcount=16

I think Richard Eggar and Keith Michaels were other good quotes for me.

derek

15-08-2009, 10:58 PM

I got insurance with Nowell and Richards for £480 with 5 track days http://www.nowellandrichards.co.uk/ (got a good post code which help) it was £20 cheaper than comp ins but they only did 4 track days

azrael

16-08-2009, 01:31 PM

Give Pace Ward a go, they can customise the insurance to suit your needs

http://www.pw-f.co.uk/

L1ARR

27-08-2009, 10:01 AM

I have finally managed to sort out my insurance.

I would like to thanks Glendog 74 for recomending Richard Eggar, they have given me 2 quotes and are spot on. :thumbs:

2k mileage per year £399.91
5k mileage per year £462.47

I am a happy bunny now, managed to nearly half my existing policy.:whistle:

glendog74

27-08-2009, 07:54 PM

I have finally managed to sort out my insurance.

:thumbs: :beer:

shimmy

23-09-2009, 11:46 AM

sorted new insurance policy

£750 with Competition Car Insurance, protected, fully comp, full no claims, (aviva policy) and effectively 5 trackdays included inc Spa, no mileage limit, wife to drive as well:thumbs:

Managed to get full like for like cover for modifications (suspension and brakes mainly) as i though better to be honest and not risk it.

Last years policy with HIC was aboiut £1100 with all UK trackdays covered but they werent interested with the new mods

Bealo

23-09-2009, 02:18 PM

That's not bad Shimmy

Out of interest what did Keith Michaels quote you?

shimmy

23-09-2009, 04:50 PM

That's not bad Shimmy

Out of interest what did Keith Michaels quote you?

£850, track days extra i think!

Bealo

25-09-2009, 12:25 PM

£850, track days extra i think!

Really i'm FAR :thumbs: younger than you and with all my mods declared i pay £625 + trackdays

Johnnywb

28-09-2009, 12:26 PM

Who do the guys based in London recommend for insurance? Getting some silly quotes back at the moment.

Live in SW4, so not great, but not that bad!

shimmy

28-09-2009, 01:48 PM

Live in SW4, so not great, but not that bad!

its not the quality of the houses that count but the amount fo cars that are nicked!

your best friend is ring and try as many as possible

as an example my Aviva policy run for 8 years thru all my cars then i wanted trackday cover and they refused to cover me so i went last year to HIC.

THen this year i tried Aviva again just for road use and they refused as i 'went on track' as well. i found the Comp Car Ins policy that included trackdays and to my surprise the policy was with Aviva....

Keep ringing round, dont bother witht the Tinternet

mattCSLnut

29-10-2009, 12:43 AM

BIG Thank You to GlenDog for recommending " Competition Car Insurance " Drinking solutions owed :beer: They are VERY professional about their business and quoted me an incredible £505 for a Fully Comp. policy which includes FOUR Track Days (one of which could be an International Track Day like Spa) :thumbs: 35 Year Old Git, 5000 mile limit with £500 total excess, car garaged and used as a second car, weekend toy. You've never seem me whip my Debit card out quicker :hahaha:

Here's the link to an earlier insurance thread:

http://www.cslregister.com/forum/showpost.php?p=23949&postcount=16

I think Richard Eggar and Keith Michaels were other good quotes for me.

glendog74

26-05-2010, 12:34 PM

Competition Car Insurance have done me proud again!

My insurance is due for renewal next month but i have already used my 4 days policy included track day cover for this current insurance year, and the MLR Spa track day is coming up in a few days...

So, I rang CCI expecting to pay £60+ to add an additional day track cover for this year to then be informed that CCI now provide 5 days TD cover for policies as standard now and that they would add an extra day TD cover to my existing policy - FOC! Result! :whistle:

I think CCI will be gaining my custom again for next year :thumbs:

DuncanR

26-05-2010, 12:47 PM

CCI now provide 5 days TD cover for policies as standard now and that they would add an extra day TD cover to my existing policy - FOC! Result! :whistle:

I think CCI will be gaining my custom again for next year :thumbs:

I have 5 days incl. with mine,Just going to book Spa on cover, hope im not too late !:bigcry:

Update - TD cover for Spa in place

cslgirl

03-06-2010, 10:47 AM

Flux Direct just called and queried my csl valuation saying they have found one at a dealers for £22k. She didn't know anything about it as it was another dept who did the searching but there cant be one out there with 30k on the clock for £22k. Must be a normal M3? or a high mileage csl?

Anyway, £207 protected NCB. :thumbs:

ETA, found the £22k one... CAT D !!!!!

http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/201016357060811/sort/pricedesc/usedcars/engine-size-cars/3l_to_3-9l/maximum-age/up_to_7_years_old/model/m3/make/bmw/page/4/postcode/po333by/radius/1500?logcode=p

Felt compelled to call them but was told the girl I spoke to was wrong and they go by Parkers where value is £22k. Worrying really as how would you replace your csl if god forbid it was written off? I know of a friend of a friend whose csl was written off a good few years back but they couldnt find one to replace it with the same mileage so he got one with lesser mileage worth more. Would they do that? Anyone know of someones csl who has been written off and how they replaced it considering they are hard to find?

Johnnywb

03-06-2010, 02:09 PM

Worrying really as how would you replace your csl if god forbid it was written off?

With a hell of a fight i suspect. I guess you'd have to get someone in to help you sort it out.

cslgirl

03-06-2010, 04:38 PM

Do you think all insurance companies are the same regardless of your premium?

glendog74

11-06-2010, 11:34 AM

grumps

11-06-2010, 11:40 AM

No points! you ain't driving fast enough:whistle:

glendog74

11-06-2010, 11:42 AM

DuncanR

11-06-2010, 12:11 PM

I was let off only because the traffic cop was ex-MOD and he said his recording equipment was mysteriously not working that day... :whistle: ;)
And people says that us Masons only look after each other !! ha ! :hahaha:.

Bet you blew him off in the woods !

grumps

11-06-2010, 02:03 PM

Fair play to that,i had a dice with one near sourton cross nr oaky but i generally play late at night.:thumbs:p.s thats with the car!!!

glendog74

11-06-2010, 04:43 PM

Bet you blew him off in the woods !

:hahaha: :hahaha: http://serve.mysmiley.net/adult/turninggay.gif (http://www.mysmiley.net)

No, he just said he loved the SG CSL rather than that manky SB variant... :smt055

Bounce

11-06-2010, 04:52 PM

Bounce

11-06-2010, 05:11 PM

I keep those antics for track :smokin:

I have come very, very close to being done a fair few times though...! One time i was stopped on the A303 near Exeter having been doing 135mph approaching the junction joining the M5(S). I was let off only because the traffic cop was ex-MOD and he said his recording equipment was mysteriously not working that day... :whistle: ;)Ive just got a speeding ticket through the post,on the A303 near Exeter,got it on the way back from the ring/spa trip last week,shame it was a fixed camera,i had no option to blow anybody off in the woods.:bigcry:

mattCSLnut

11-06-2010, 05:21 PM

I just renewed with CCI (Competition Car Insurance) again as they were the best once again. I did try Richard Eggar and Keith Michaels but they both said they couldn't beat CCI.

Fully Comprehensive on road, includes 5 x Track Days cover.

Car garaged at safe postcode (Cornwall), all mods declared, valued at £24k.

I'm 36, married, 14 years no-claims, no points.

£499 :thumbs:

Is that with 5000 or 7500 mile limit/annum ?
Regardless, that's an excellent price Rob :beer: better then my £502 with CCI from Oct. '09 with near identical stats, bar the mods & Cornwall postcode. Also valued @ £24K :thumbs:

mattCSLnut

11-06-2010, 05:22 PM

Ive just got a speeding ticket through the post,on the A303 near Exeter,got it on the way back from the ring/spa trip last week,shame it was a fixed camera,i had no option to blow anybody off in the woods.:bigcry:

What did it clock U @ ??? :whistle:

DuncanR

11-06-2010, 06:25 PM

i had no option to blow anybody off in the woods.:bigcry:

You didnt fookin ring me Brett ! ....:gayfight:

I wouldnt have got you off the speeding ...but I would have got you off !!!! :hahaha: :wanker:

Bounce

11-06-2010, 06:35 PM

You didnt fookin ring me Brett ! ....:gayfight:

I wouldnt have got you off the speeding ...but I would have got you off !!!! :hahaha: :wanker:Ill remember that for next time uncle Dunc.;)

glendog74

11-06-2010, 09:13 PM

Is that with 5000 or 7500 mile limit/annum ?
Regardless, that's an excellent price Rob :beer: better then my £502 with CCI from Oct. '09 with near identical stats, bar the mods & Cornwall postcode. Also valued @ £24K :thumbs:

7500 mile limit :-D

mole

11-06-2010, 10:16 PM

I just renewed with CCI (Competition Car Insurance) again as they were the best once again. I did try Richard Eggar and Keith Michaels but they both said they couldn't beat CCI.

Fully Comprehensive on road, includes 5 x Track Days cover.

Car garaged at safe postcode (Cornwall), all mods declared, valued at £24k.

I'm 36, married, 14 years no-claims, no points.

£499 :thumbs:

Have you informed them about the pink wheels - this may affect premium? :gayfight:

Bounce

11-06-2010, 10:21 PM

Have you informed them about the pink wheels - this may affect premium? :gayfight:AS in even less,as no one would want to knick it.:whistle:

mattCSLnut

11-06-2010, 10:25 PM

7500 mile limit :-D
COOL :thumbs: I'm almost maxed out on my 7500 limit. Another Ring trip, couple of UK TD and that's it :bigcry:

mole

11-06-2010, 10:29 PM

COOL :thumbs: I'm almost maxed out on my 7500 limit. Another Ring trip, couple of UK TD and that's it :bigcry:

So will you up the limit or stop using it? :119:

glendog74

11-06-2010, 10:36 PM

Have you informed them about the pink wheels - this may affect premium? :gayfight:

That's how i get such a good price with 'Shelia's Wheels' :blalalala:

So will you up the limit or stop using it? :119:

How will they know... :whistle:

mattCSLnut

11-06-2010, 10:37 PM

So will you up the limit or stop using it? :119:
7500 is the upper limit with CCi :bigcry: but I'll never stop using it :supz:
odometer disconnect solutions :smt047
Thank you please

mole

11-06-2010, 10:46 PM

but I'll never stop using it :supz:
odometer disconnect solutions :smt047
Thank you please

Now that is FUNNY :notworthy:

Stick it in reverse on axle stands with a brick on the throttle!

mattCSLnut

11-06-2010, 11:35 PM

Now that is FUNNY :notworthy:

Stick it in reverse on axle stands with a brick on the throttle!

Hmmmm :smt017 this reminds me of ...

mole

11-06-2010, 11:41 PM

Hmmmm :smt017 this reminds me of ...

Don't want it to end the same way :119:

mattCSLnut

11-06-2010, 11:46 PM

Don't want it to end the same way :119:
Worry not :smokin: ... front anchorage to the garage wall solutions :smt112
Thank you please

lees csl

17-06-2010, 07:57 PM

Hi got my insurance renewal from tesco gone up to £1000 fully comp went on gocompare.com put all my details in £450 fully comp with LV with my wife on (wouldn't let her drive it anyway) also mentioned taking the csl off the road for winter no pr obs they said so save over £500 sorted.:thumbs:

Bounce

17-06-2010, 11:12 PM

Thats a good price.:thumbs:

shane@mbtech

17-06-2010, 11:53 PM

7500 is the upper limit with CCi :bigcry: but I'll never stop using it :supz:
odometer disconnect solutions :smt047
Thank you please

If you ever did go over, just say a friend uses it to regularly visit europe on his own insurance policy, they could never prove otherwise;)

mattCSLnut

18-06-2010, 12:02 AM

If you ever did go over, just say a friend uses it to regularly visit europe on his own insurance policy, they could never prove otherwise;)

Like it m8 :thumbs: so long as the said m8 :whistle: doesn't run into any s**t on his numerous Euro jaunts :whistle:

s.mac

28-06-2010, 01:13 PM

s.mac

28-06-2010, 01:23 PM

thats with 10% off from doing the CAT driver training

Csl_Moff

28-06-2010, 08:18 PM

Just renewed with CCI, admiral renewal was £1600 , CCI £794!!
Guys give them a call if your up for renewal, Dealt with Chris at CCI very helpful.
Thanks for the heads up from the Guys on here:thumbs:

glendog74

28-06-2010, 11:00 PM

I think CCI should put some money back into this forum after all the business that has gone their way of late from here! :hahaha:

Rags

01-07-2010, 02:22 PM

I recently moved to central London and CCI's quote was comedy value.
I hate London postcodes!:hahaha:

bromers

02-07-2010, 12:40 PM

Mark S

02-07-2010, 06:43 PM

just got a quote from CCI
Full no claims
Garaged
5000 miles per year
£575.00 with brakes and suspension upgrades, 5 track days
£500 excess
£75.00 windscreen
only trouble, no 3 party if I want to jump in another car

I got a quote from CCI about 12 months ago, but the small print in the policy wording was did not favour the road near Adenau.
Maybe their wording has changed, or maybe they just didn't like me :hahaha:

glendog74

02-07-2010, 09:17 PM

I got a quote from CCI about 12 months ago, but the small print in the policy wording was did not favour the road near Adenau.
Maybe their wording has changed, or maybe they just didn't like me :hahaha:

Very few insurers like that road after all...!

mattCSLnut

02-07-2010, 10:38 PM

Very few insurers like that road after all...!
Seems that way these days, THANX to the Sad-Xso crowd :banghead:... if you have a German registered car however U are automatically covered @ the Ring :thumbs:
Hmmm :smt017 CSL Ring insurance solutions :whistle:

jonv

06-07-2010, 10:00 AM

Mark S

08-07-2010, 07:06 PM

Just been quoted £820 from Admiral, limited to 5k per year, with the AP`s, KW and sport cats listed + have an SP30 3 points.

But Ring named as exclusion. Is there any companies that will include the Ring??

What is CCI stance?

Well that question certainly seemed to kill the thread :hahaha::hahaha::hahaha:

I cant imagine any insurance company saying 'we will insure you for TF at the Ring' but there are still some insurance companies that dont specifically exclude the Ring, which probably gives you a fighting chance if you do have a mishap.

I too am still wondering what CCI stance is, maybe silence says it all.

glendog74

08-07-2010, 08:02 PM

Well that question certainly seemed to kill the thread :hahaha::hahaha::hahaha:

I cant imagine any insurance company saying 'we will insure you for TF at the Ring' but there are still some insurance companies that dont specifically exclude the Ring, which probably gives you a fighting chance if you do have a mishap.

I too am still wondering what CCI stance is, maybe silence says it all.

CCI don't cover the Ring - as per most other insurers. The ones who may not yet exclude the Ring are probably the type of insurer who wont insure a CSL anyway :whistle:

To get Ring specific insurance you need to go with MORIS (Everitt Boles) or similar. It's not cheap though...

Steve Gill

08-07-2010, 09:20 PM

CCI don't cover the Ring - as per most other insurers.
Out of interest, do all on here who are insured with CCI know this?

So hypothetically, if I were to have a crash at the ring (assuming it was the other persons fault) with someone on here who is insured with CCI and knowingly drives on the ring without *any* insurance, I'd be screwed and would have to sue them to reclaim any damage to my car (or worse, myself or a passenger).

Is this fair? Worthy of discussion.

shane@mbtech

08-07-2010, 09:39 PM

Out of interest, do all on here who are insured with CCI know this?

So hypothetically, if I were to have a crash at the ring (assuming it was the other persons fault) with someone on here who is insured with CCI and knowingly drives on the ring without *any* insurance, I'd be screwed and would have to sue them to reclaim any damage to my car (or worse, myself or a passenger).

Is this fair? Worthy of discussion.

Not really true steve, The other person is technically insured 3rd party through the legal obligation of the insurance company even though it says they are not insured so to speak. You would be paid out by their insurance but they would have to repair their own car, then their insurance company "could" try to reclaim cost of payout from their customer.

Mark S

08-07-2010, 10:20 PM

The other person is technically insured 3rd party through the legal obligation of the insurance company even though it says they are not insured so to speak. You would be paid out by their insurance but they would have to repair their own car, then their insurance company "could" try to reclaim cost of payout from their customer.

Thats a scary thought.

I could tell the wife:)
'i caused a big crash, the car is written-off and we are not insured so we have lost £25k . . . . . '
but it would be difficult to add
. . . . . . . 'and when our insurance company has paid-out the personal injury claims and repairs to the other cars they will be coming to take everything else that we own'

glendog74

08-07-2010, 10:27 PM

Thats a scary thought.

I could tell the wife:)
'i caused a big crash, the car is written-off and we are not insured so we have lost £25k . . . . . '
but it would be difficult to add
. . . . . . . 'and when our insurance company has paid-out the personal injury claims and repairs to the other cars they will be coming to take everything else that we own'

That's what will have happened to a British M5 driver recently after he caused a 6 car crash - the bill was probably circa €400,000...

I think probably the vast majority of non-German insured drivers at the Ring drive the TF uninsured.

On UK track days of course, someone can crash into you and write off your car but is still not liable to pay you a single penny towards repair. That's why i have track insurance...

derek

08-07-2010, 10:53 PM

Just renewed ins with CCI £455 AP's, KW suspension and 5 track days. Novell and Richards were £564 with 5 track days but dont do modified suspension.

Just had a thought if someone writes off there car on the site we can all put our cars up for sale at inflated prices so they can quote all the adverts so they get a fair price if the insurance company is quoting silly prices

glendog74

08-07-2010, 11:13 PM

Just renewed ins with CCI £455 AP's, KW suspension and 5 track days. Novell and Richards were £564 with 5 track days but dont do modified suspension.

You fit the KWs in the end then Derek?

derek

08-07-2010, 11:22 PM

You fit the KWs in the end then Derek?

I done the rear last weekend myself getting some help with the front this weekend. Got the rear set as per your thread. :thumbs:Hopefully get the car finished this weekend. Track day next Sunday RS Owners club at knockhill I would still do a swap to get an escort cosworth back for the right price.
.

Steve Gill

09-07-2010, 12:04 AM

Not really true steve, The other person is technically insured 3rd party through the legal obligation of the insurance company even though it says they are not insured so to speak. You would be paid out by their insurance but they would have to repair their own car, then their insurance company "could" try to reclaim cost of payout from their customer.
Is that still true if the insurance company specifically excludes the ring in writing (their small print) though? My understanding was if they exclude in writing (as CCI do) then this didn't apply. I could be wrong though (and hope I am!)

Dan

09-07-2010, 12:29 AM

I think CCI should put some money back into this forum after all the business that has gone their way of late from here! :hahaha:

It would be nice, but they now sponsor thier own race series which is also televised! Unfortunately I doubt they've got a lot left for us! Lol

Shane, exclusions are exclusions mate and if an insurer can avoid paying something especially when their point of cost recovery looks less than reliable then they will! Basically, if your policy excludes the Ring and you choose to drive there anyway, then anything or anyone you hit is coming out of your pocket! :banghead: :(

shane159

19-11-2010, 04:32 PM

Just searched and found CCI, got to say I'm chuffed with the quote they've given me!!!

Nice one guys.:supz:

Black CSL Steve

19-11-2010, 05:41 PM

Adrian Flux "M" Division.....

Myself with Sandra as named driver
5K miles per year
AP's Declared
NCP Protected
Full breakdown cover

£411

Steve

shane159

19-11-2010, 05:43 PM

I rang Flux today and they quote me NOT HAPPY lol £1500, got it for £775 in the end.

Black CSL Steve

19-11-2010, 05:56 PM

I rang Flux today and they quote me NOT HAPPY lol £1500, got it for £775 in the end.

All quotes are age and postcode dependent.....
Sometimes its good being 50 LOL

Steve

Dan

19-11-2010, 06:14 PM

Adrian Flux are 'fucking arseholes'! That's a technical term! I've worked in insurance 11 years now and 've never come across a bigger bunch of pricks in all my life! :banghead:

My insurance is due early Dec and CCI have invited my renewal at £883, I'm 27 with 4 yrs NCB, 1 fault claim in last 5 years and clean license, totally standard car, I wasn't overly pleased to be honest! I spoke to them and they have now dropped to £836 but I still want the policy starting with a £7 so I'll try again next week and see how much more premium they might be carrying on the policy! :banghead: :whistle:

Dan

19-11-2010, 06:15 PM

I rang Flux today and they quote me NOT HAPPY lol £1500, got it for £775 in the end.

Who did the £775 in the end Shane?

Bounce

19-11-2010, 06:17 PM

Adrian Flux are 'fucking arseholes'! That's a technical term! I've worked in insurance 11 years now and 've never come across a bigger bunch of pricks in all my life! :banghead:Have they upset you then Dan.:hahaha::hahaha:

Dan

19-11-2010, 06:20 PM

Have they upset you then Dan.:hahaha::hahaha:

Whatever gives you that idea? :smt064;)

shane159

19-11-2010, 06:27 PM

Who did the £775 in the end Shane?

CCI mate, £775 including the 5 track days and only £300 excess, I'm 30 and the wife is 26, 4 years no claims, both clean licences but 1 claim in 2009 where I killed my hawkeye sti :whistle:

Swiftcover was the next best price at £1197 but £1000 excess.

Black CSL Steve

19-11-2010, 06:27 PM

Ive been with Flux for many years, Cosworth with over 400BHP, 4X4 Sierra etc etc......
Had a claim a few years ago after the 4X4 was taken, never had a problem, paid out in 14 days and above the market value, never had a problem with them to be honest

Steve

Bounce

19-11-2010, 06:30 PM

Whatever gives you that idea? :smt064;)Just a little something you said.:whistle:.I have heard others complain about Flux being sh#t.

Dan

19-11-2010, 07:20 PM

Just a little something you said.:whistle:.I have heard others complain about Flux being sh#t.

In all seriousness I think they are, had nothing but bad experiences with them, not even worth my time anymore mate!

steveH

22-11-2010, 12:37 AM

Try Classicline 01455 639 000 BUT only speak to Darren Coote and by all means say you had been recommended via forum by steve haslam
ps no connection other than been with Classicline for at least last 12 years or maybe more and found them very good , albeit I have had no claims but would expect second to none as per rest of their service.

Dan

22-11-2010, 01:02 AM

Nice one, thanks Steve :)

karbonkid

22-11-2010, 01:39 AM

In all seriousness I think they are, had nothing but bad experiences with them, not even worth my time anymore mate!

+1 they're bent the fookin lot of em!

Mickey.. Fooking.. Mouse!

Pip1968

22-11-2010, 02:27 PM

+1 they're bent the fookin lot of em!

Mickey.. Fooking.. Mouse!

+2 - complete bureaucratic jokers, administrative fees for every bit of paper, trolley dollys who have no idea about insurance and send standard letters out.

I was with them for a short time and gave up and cancelled the policy mid term.

Danger Keep Clear.

Pip

karbonkid

22-11-2010, 03:04 PM

+2 - complete bureaucratic jokers, administrative fees for every bit of paper, trolley dollys who have no idea about insurance and send standard letters out.

I was with them for a short time and gave up and cancelled the policy mid term.

Danger Keep Clear.

Pip

Well... I too cancelled 2 months in as planned discussing it them before taking it out as the car was going to be SORN for the winter.

I was told a dozen times the policy would be pro rata, as I know how some companies work and dont part refund. BOOOM! ...Then when canceling the policy they tried it on saying it wasn't a pro rata policy! I told em to listen to their fookin recorded conversion they had with me then call me back to tell me they didn't say it was wasnt pro rata. Got the call back.. 1-0 to me so far!!

Then they hit me with a 18.5% charge of the full annual amount (£499), oh and 3 weeks in from the policy starting I get a circa £250 additional charge to some adjustments they made to my policy after the policy was taken up. Cancelation charge also on top of all this, which I was aware of normally only aprox. £25, so not too bad there.

I was made v.clear I wouldn't have any hidden charges to pay. That soon changed.... Would I deal with them again out of choice... Ermm NO!!

CCI can have my business next season if they take me on next yr round. :hahaha:

Mown over :smokin:

mattCSLnut

22-11-2010, 05:22 PM

+ 3... That's a SORRY tale right there Alex :banghead: A.Flux promises to be the cheapest but always, without fail, turn out to be the most expensive, bare none. D'oh :clown:
C.C.I. for me every time :thumbs: High quality of service, knowledge & interest in customer's cars + lowest prices by far :smokin:
I've recently renewed with them for the second year running @ £416 all in for 5K limit with all my present & upcoming mods declared :thumbs: They were £502 all in, last year :thumbs:

Well... I too cancelled 2 months in as planned discussing it them before taking it out as the car was going to be SORN for the winter.
I was told a dozen times the policy would be pro rata, as I know how some companies work and dont part refund. BOOOM! ...Then when canceling the policy they tried it on saying it wasn't a pro rata policy! I told em to listen to their fookin recorded conversion they had with me then call me back to tell me they didn't say it was wasnt pro rata. Got the call back.. 1-0 to me so far!!
Then they hit me with a 18.5% charge of the full annual amount (£499), oh and 3 weeks in from the policy starting I get a circa £250 additional charge to some adjustments they made to my policy after the policy was taken up. Cancelation charge also on top of all this, which I was aware of normally only aprox. £25, so not too bad there.

I was made v.clear I wouldn't have any hidden charges to pay. That soon changed.... Would I deal with them again out of choice... Ermm NO!!

CCI can have my business next season if they take me on next yr round. :hahaha:

Mown over :smokin:

DuncanR

22-11-2010, 05:44 PM

Flux wanted to load my premium up when I asked them to quote, they said that as mine had a cage fitted, I would be tempted to go faster !!!wtf ???
They obviously havent profiles your typical CSL owner have they !! :hahaha:

TANKSLAPPER

22-11-2010, 05:57 PM

Flux is a "No" then.............:gayfight:

T$

mattCSLnut

22-11-2010, 07:42 PM

They obviously havent profiles your typical CSL owner have they !! :hahaha:
They haven't the slightest clue :clown: what an M3 CSL is mate :banghead:
:clown: " Is it like an M3 ? but not an M3 ??? " :clown:

RolyGTIR

22-11-2010, 08:48 PM

Yep C.C.I. for me on the CSL :smt023

(Have used Jap Import division of Flux for the last 11 years with my GTIR, no problems & No claims - then the renewal price increase went crazy so now with Skyline Insurance but going to try C.C.I. for it next year) :thumbs:

azrael

23-11-2010, 11:26 AM

Hmm I'm Second year with Pace Ward and its £1200+ including no track days. 31, 9yr No claims, mods declared, tracker required.

Arse!

glendog74

23-11-2010, 02:18 PM

Hmm I'm Second year with Pace Ward and its £1200+ including no track days. 31, 9yr No claims, mods declared, tracker required.

Arse!

Blimey Steve - they saw you coming! Either that or you live in Moss Side...

shimmy

23-11-2010, 02:24 PM

Blimey Steve - they saw you coming! Either that or you live in Moss Side...

No, worse than that, Portsmouth :toimonster:

azrael

23-11-2010, 02:50 PM

No, worse than that, Portsmouth :toimonster:

Nope, worse than that, Gosport :whistle:

glendog74

23-11-2010, 03:57 PM

Nope, worse than that, Gosport :whistle:

:hahaha: :hahaha: :hahaha: Fair one!

I suppose also letting Jana drive the CSL adds to the premium risk! :bigcry:

Dan

23-11-2010, 04:25 PM

Hmm I'm Second year with Pace Ward and its £1200+ including no track days. 31, 9yr No claims, mods declared, tracker required.

Arse!

Fooking hell! I feel good about my policy then! 27 yrs old, 4 years NCB, mods declared and no tracker requird, £836 p.a. ;)

Nope, worse than that, Gosport :whistle:

I was in Gosport yesterday with the CSL, had been to Gunwharf Quays with the Mrs :thumbs:

CraigMillwardCroft

23-11-2010, 04:26 PM

Hi

Who is CCI as buying CSL in the new year and would like some quotes for insurance limited milage, mainley tarck use abroard.

Regards

Craig

shimmy

23-11-2010, 04:28 PM

Hi

Who is CCI as buying CSL in the new year and would like some quotes for insurance limited milage, mainley tarck use abroard.

Regards

Craig

Competition Car Insurance http://www.competition-car-insurance.co.uk/

they are the motorsport part of towergate insurance and deal as brokers, i think they use a mixture of policies including aviva

very good they are too

azrael

23-11-2010, 05:22 PM

, i think use a lixture of policies including aviva

very good they are too

Whatchu bin drinkin shimster!

Great so over 2 years with PW and god knows how many track days I'm several £k out of pocket DOhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh :banghead::gayfight::banghead::bigcry:

shimmy

23-11-2010, 05:26 PM

Whatchu bin drinkin shimster!

powerful drink called iPhone4 :smokin:

jibm

29-11-2010, 09:36 PM

Just been quoted £627 by CCI, with 5 TD included, AP's and KW's. very pleased with that and more than £200 cheaper than Nowell Richards who by far the best last year.

azrael

02-12-2010, 05:31 PM

So what kind of policy do people have?

Business Use
Commuting?
Limited mileage etc

Initail quote from CCI was £1068

9Yrs No claims, 1 x SP30
Business Use (travelling somewhere other than your main place of work)
Commuting
Unlimited Mileage
Me, Sis, Dad to drive
Mods declared

Thats with 10% Discount for BMWCC & 10% for Car Limits Day

azrael

02-12-2010, 05:33 PM

The Garage queen Policy £629

Mileage sub 7.5k
Only me to drive
no commuting
no business use

glendog74

02-12-2010, 07:28 PM

So what kind of policy do people have?

No fat birds? :smokin:

Bounce

02-12-2010, 07:30 PM

No fat birds? :smokin::hahaha::hahaha::thumbs:

azrael

02-12-2010, 07:32 PM

No fat birds? :smokin:

I reckon you've peddled a few in your time :beer:

glendog74

02-12-2010, 08:02 PM

I reckon you've peddled a few in your time :beer:

Neggers Cheggers :smt009 :hahaha:

Pip1968

03-12-2010, 07:41 AM

I have not tried a quote through CCC yet but I too have a policy for £781 with Aviva which is based on the following:

Social Domestic & Pleasure only
Myself and wife only
Limited mileage 4,000 pa (I think)
Garage queen
3 points (now expired)
6 years plus NCD
Cover driving abroad

Pip

glendog74

13-06-2011, 12:41 AM

I just renewed with CCI (Competition Car Insurance) again as they were the best once again. I did try Richard Eggar and Keith Michaels but they both said they couldn't beat CCI.

Fully Comprehensive on road, includes 5 x Track Days cover.

Car garaged at safe postcode (Cornwall), all mods declared, valued at £24k.

I'm 36, married, 14 years no-claims, no points.

£499 :thumbs:

Renewed with CCI for another year and the price has gone down from last year!

£463 :thumbs: