[ALBEE]

Admiral for me!
Just renewed for £670 for the following

2017 440i
1996 M3 EVO
2017 Peugeot 208

(actually dropped from last year+ got £25 'rebate' for each car during 'lockdown'!!!)

[gelogelo]

just an update i contacted admiral today to ask why my insurance went up by £100 quid now they are giving me a new insurance renewal for less.

My current plan this year was £778 and renewal was £878. Now after contacting them my new renewal price is £668

[zilvinasconscious]

Ok, so now, when will get my first car, I will know what insurance to choose. Most of you say admiral is the best, and I will definitely try it. I need insurance that would include as many options as possible for a reasonable price.
As an inexperienced driver, I consider it better to pay for extended insurance for a few years to have more peace of mind while driving. Too many dangers on the road can cause me to have an accident. My father uses Youi, but he is a far more experienced driver. He does not need to have a lot of options included in his insurance.

[OneLowban]

I'm with Adrian Flux.

I also have Depo headlights and have inquired about various other non-performance modifications, including spacers, to which they replied that it was fine with no change to my premium.

[RobUK]

With LV, minimal increase for MPPSK.

[gelogelo]

Originally Posted by OneLowban

I'm with Adrian Flux.

I also have Depo headlights and have inquired about various other non-performance modifications, including spacers, to which they replied that it was fine with no change to my premium.

Adrian flux is great, i've had a modified peugeot 206 before and was using them for abour 2/3 years. For some reason they would not insure me on my bmw so I had to switch to admiral.

Extra discount on admiral too if you have house insurance with them(multi cover).

[DThr33]

Originally Posted by gelogelo

For some reason they would not insure me on my bmw

I don't think insurance companies quite like modified bmws anymore. Had a nightmare when I was searching for insurance in June, most insurers dislike my postcode already (in London) and coupled with the car I was either getting told they couldn't quote me, or getting quotes of ~£4.5k

Someone at brentacre outright told me that their sister company greenlight wasn't insuring BMWs at all at that time due to the amount of people getting cheap e36s/e46s and thinking they're the next drift king