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From experience, can anybody recommend any specialist insurance companies for younger drives on RRS's?

The general Confused.com etc etc is coming up with some crazy figures.

Any help is greatly appreciated.

I'm feeling the need to join the RRS Owners Club, shortly.

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Back in the day I always found Endsleigh Insurance very good.

Bell/admiral both under the admiral umbrella aswell as elephant etc-
They halfed my insurance last year compared to others and they also do 10 month bonus accelerators. 5 years no claims in 4.

try Swift insurance cover, i pay £420 fully comp, they are very good and you can do everything over the net,

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Back in the day I always found Endsleigh Insurance very good.

Likewise, they always worked well in the student/young market. After them I went a broker called Insurance Supercars who I think were a Cofield "imprint", so to speak... they helped a 22yr old Shmoogle not get fu**ed over a barrel when he foolishly bought a Hartge 5-series

That said, in this day and age, insurance for young drivers is never cheap... 

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Swiftcover all the way...............when I was getting quotes for £700-800 fully comp, they came in at £362!!! Not an introductory price either, consistently low and for every car I get.....and thats a lot  L322 Big Daddy SUPERCHARGED 5.0 Autobiography - Here & Now!

5 series for the miles

RRS S/C factory built HST - Gone

45 others have been and gone!

That's who I'm with at the moment....very little overhead so they can keep the costs down. 

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Have you read the small print from SWIFTCOVER!!!! I too was tempted to take out a policy with them until, a friend in the Insurance industry stated that the authorisation of repairs are done at a really low cost.

Example: Car has an accident: Ring Land rover who accept vehicle to be taken to their approved bodyshop. (customer has the right to choose where their car is going to be repaired)

Swiftcover would usually send the vehicle to one of their approved garages(with cheaper labour and cost of repairs)

Now once Land rover give you estimate of damage swift cover will compare how much it would of cost them to repair it on your behalf:

Land rover cost £4000

Swiftcover cost £2800

Swiftcover will only authorise upto their cost!!!!

Leaving you £1200 out of pocket!!! (unless you use their repair centre, who probably have never seen a range rover sport apart from on TV!!!)



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RANGE_LOVER wrote:

Have you read the small print from SWIFTCOVER!!!! I too was tempted to take out a policy with them until, a friend in the Insurance industry stated that the authorisation of repairs are done at a really low cost.

Example: Car has an accident: Ring Land rover who accept vehicle to be taken to their approved bodyshop. (customer has the right to choose where their car is going to be repaired)

Swiftcover would usually send the vehicle to one of their approved garages(with cheaper labour and cost of repairs)

Now once Land rover give you estimate of damage swift cover will compare how much it would of cost them to repair it on your behalf:

Land rover cost £4000

Swiftcover cost £2800

Swiftcover will only authorise upto their cost!!!!

Leaving you £1200 out of pocket!!! (unless you use their repair centre, who probably have never seen a range rover sport apart from on TV!!!)



ALWAYS READ THE SMALL PRINT!!!