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John H
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Hi Folks,
I'm a newbie and would appreciate some advice.
I pick up my new Cayman S this coming Friday. Having spoken with my insurance co (Privilege) they say they will not cover the vehicle for any theft related claim if it doesn't have a Tracker fitted. POrsche want £1000 plus £200 a year for their approved VTS tracker !!!
Is there a particular insurer that normally works best for Porsches that don't require a tracker to be fitted and if not are there any problems fitting non-porsche trackers?
Grateful for any help.
Paul
AbdnCaymanS
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Totally agree. Been with Porsche's insurance for many years.ORIGINAL: marlin Try Porsche insurance underwritten by (Norwich Union) they don't insist on tracker for cars under 60K, plus its good cover including courtesy cars when needed and should you need a repair they use Porsche dealers so you wont be arguing about sending to some crap repairer []
Black80XSA
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yesand do you really want your car back if it is stolen ??
marlin
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Very fair, I would say [ORIGINAL: phcaymans Thanks folks. I got a quote from Porsche Insurance (Norwich Union) of £697 (fully comp with protected NCD) and then went to A-Plan Insurance who got me a quote from Royal & Sun Alliance on their 'high net worth' named policy for £587 [](Apparently this policy is specifically designed for Porsches, Bentley's, Ferrari's etc [&:])? Neither required the Tracker to be fitted and best of all Privilege agreed to a pro-rata refund as it wasn't my fault they were insisting on a Tracker! (Very good of them). I don't know how that sounds to you guys but it doesn't seem bad at all to me for a grp 19 car (Me - I'm 43yrs of age with clean license & no claims)? I'd be interested to know how that stacks up? [
] Paul.
Black80XSA
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