You should also get it in writing Charles.Charles wrote:I do find that I need to tell them very clearly what I want and then get them to repeat it back to me!
Insurance advice for B3 Touring please
1997 E36 Alpina B3 3.2 Touring. No.66
1998 E36 1.8 Touring
1989 E30 M3.
2004 E60 530D
2004 Vauxhall Signum (for the shopping)
2002 E39 M5 (Sold)
1998 E36 1.8 Touring
1989 E30 M3.
2004 E60 530D
2004 Vauxhall Signum (for the shopping)
2002 E39 M5 (Sold)
Hi,MCB wrote:Sadly Dan we have never found that when calling you guys for a quotation on our classics. I think others here have found the same unfortunately.DAN@ADRIAN FLUX wrote:Thanks for the feedback.
That also does surprise me. If anything I would have thought it would have been the other way round as normally we are extremely competitive on most classic cars.
Regards,
Dan.
Some years ago we used to use you for most of our cars. But these days your prices for classic cover have just rocketed for some reason. But your cover for modern cars still remains very competitive.
Funny thing is, Churchill were even cheaper than A-Plan for the Alpina. But they could not offer an agreed value classic policy.
Ok no worries. Thanks for the feedback though. It's food for thought for us.
Regards,
Dan.
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I see. Thank you for this. They never gave me the option of agreed value I should give them a call I think...Charles wrote:I told them what value I wanted for each car - either an agreed value or market value. As for the NCB, the ALPINA is on my NCB, the Espace is on my wife's and the Megane is in my name and they confirmed my NCB would apply to both cars for the reasons stated previously.I_MNL wrote:How did you get this Charles? I have multi car insurance with Admiral for 4 cars... But how can I get a guaranteed value for the ALPINA D3 and the 2 Jaguars?Charles wrote:How about a multicar policy?
I insure with Admiral for three cars - one for me, one for my wife and one to share - and IIRC correctly, they recognise that even I can't drive two cars at the same time! As such, they allocate my NCB on two of the cars - the ALPINA and the shared Megane.
Current premium on the B3S Touring is £180 - and that is for 20k miles a year and a guaranteed value of £12k.
They don't do more than 10k miles each! and I have NCB protected of 14 years for these 3 cars. But they only gave 3 years for the newly acquired Subaru WRX STI...
I do find that I need to tell them very clearly what I want and then get them to repeat it back to me!
And the name is Marie-Noëlle or nick name MNL, NOT Marie or Noëlle ALONE; unless if you are looking for someone else and not me!!!
Car: D3 saloon 2007 and...a couple of cats made in 2003! and a little Scooby WRX STi...
Car: D3 saloon 2007 and...a couple of cats made in 2003! and a little Scooby WRX STi...
An update and possibly useful info for others. The main issue I had insuring the B3 touring was that all my NCB were assigned to the M3.
I have a sesperate classic car policy with footman James and they were able to add the B3 touring (i.e. non classic car) to the policy if you are a BMW UK member. The cost was less than £290 with agreed value and salvage retention.
I have a sesperate classic car policy with footman James and they were able to add the B3 touring (i.e. non classic car) to the policy if you are a BMW UK member. The cost was less than £290 with agreed value and salvage retention.
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Well I did call them and guess what they said... They have stopped offering the agreed value a while agoI_MNL wrote:I see. Thank you for this. They never gave me the option of agreed value I should give them a call I think...Charles wrote:I told them what value I wanted for each car - either an agreed value or market value. As for the NCB, the ALPINA is on my NCB, the Espace is on my wife's and the Megane is in my name and they confirmed my NCB would apply to both cars for the reasons stated previously.I_MNL wrote:How did you get this Charles? I have multi car insurance with Admiral for 4 cars... But how can I get a guaranteed value for the ALPINA D3 and the 2 Jaguars?Charles wrote:How about a multicar policy?
I insure with Admiral for three cars - one for me, one for my wife and one to share - and IIRC correctly, they recognise that even I can't drive two cars at the same time! As such, they allocate my NCB on two of the cars - the ALPINA and the shared Megane.
Current premium on the B3S Touring is £180 - and that is for 20k miles a year and a guaranteed value of £12k.
They don't do more than 10k miles each! and I have NCB protected of 14 years for these 3 cars. But they only gave 3 years for the newly acquired Subaru WRX STI...
I do find that I need to tell them very clearly what I want and then get them to repeat it back to me!
And the name is Marie-Noëlle or nick name MNL, NOT Marie or Noëlle ALONE; unless if you are looking for someone else and not me!!!
Car: D3 saloon 2007 and...a couple of cats made in 2003! and a little Scooby WRX STi...
Car: D3 saloon 2007 and...a couple of cats made in 2003! and a little Scooby WRX STi...
Curious - as I have just had a renewal quote based on an agreed value.I_MNL wrote:Well I did call them and guess what they said... They have stopped offering the agreed value a while ago
Perhaps this is because it is a renewal rather than a new quote.
Charles
Teacher of Chemistry and driver of ALPINAs - not necessarily in that order
B3S Touring (49/116) - been to the moon and now on the way back!
Renault Grand Espace - not mine but the wife's!
Teacher of Chemistry and driver of ALPINAs - not necessarily in that order
B3S Touring (49/116) - been to the moon and now on the way back!
Renault Grand Espace - not mine but the wife's!