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Hi, for the last couple of years I have insured my Cayman Gen 1 with Footman James, using both their Flex option, where I insured my daily runnabout car alongside my Cayman and, when I first bought it, on its own.
This year I have decided to insure the daily separately and requested a renewal price just for the Porsche. To be honest, I was shocked when they came back with a cost of £1600! It is on an agreed value policy, so I wonder if the drop in values recently has impacted on the insurance costs? I'm 60, with a clean licence. My partner is also on the policy and she has a clean licence too.

I'd welcome any thoughts and recommendations please.

Cheers,
Graham
 
That's crazy unless you live in a crime hotspot or you're doing intergalactic mileage!

Try the comparison sites and the Club's partner, Lockton.
 
Silly price in my recent experience.

Not with agreed valuation, but my 2009 Boxster, all clean me and the car, just over £300 with LV, max NCB, but 5,000 miles/ year.
Wife on the car too, but she never drives it.
 
they dont want the business - specialists like classicline and adrian flux camei n around 450 for me (with addons I didn't want, and clauses I didn't like) - but its 300 on the multi car cover with admiral - of course - proof of value comes if you need to claim and insurance by definition is a game of charge most/pay least and motor insurance in particular is legalised theft but we have to have it....
 
Thanks for your replies. Got to the bottom of it, rang Footman James and it was explained to me that the underwriters had put a cut off in place that if your car was later than 2003, then the policy cost would be a whole lot more. So by removing my daily, I went back to a single classic policy. Surprisingly, I got a resolution I'm more than happy with, I reinstated the Flex policy with the daily on it as before and instantly saved over a grand! Price for this years Flex is now £600, which isn't bad for two cars and the Porsche on an agreed value. Just goes to show, sometimes helps to speak to someone, rather than deal with robots!
 

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