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R22Flyer Member Since: 04 Feb 2007 Location: South Posts: 109 |
Hi Guys, I have just purchased a new P400e picking up 1st Sept, My current insurer wants a cat5s Tracker on any car over £60k , I can have this installed but with Fitting and 3 year subs its £1000
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Wed Jul 15 2020 8:12pm |
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GV Member Since: 23 Jun 2020 Location: Shropshire Posts: 33 |
Most insurance companies accept that it has a Thatcham approved Tracker. I have no problem with Cat 6, all the companies I dealt with just wanted it to have Tracker. |
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Wed Jul 15 2020 10:41pm |
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Tyrefitter Member Since: 19 Jul 2015 Location: Bridlington East Yorkshire Posts: 3677 |
I wont insure with company wanting a tracker fitted,in the unlikely event mine went missing I woudnt want it back.Your better off with GAP insurance then at least your get back what you paid for it. Andy.
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Thu Jul 16 2020 1:19pm |
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Tim in Scotland Member Since: 30 May 2005 Location: Driving along in my automobile Posts: 17476 |
Several of the discount insurers also are part owners of companies that make/ sell Trackers so they have a vested interest in making you fit an additional system. I insure with NFU Mutual and they are quite happy with the the new tracker system on my new Defender, they are also happy that there isn’t any tracker on my old Defender 90. I would shop around for an insurer that doesn’t require you to fit an additional system. BT W if you are speccing a new Defender then the security system is an optional extra now, I suspect because so many of the cheapo insurers insist on you fitting their “preferred” system - I expect this will become normal on replav]cement or MY upgrades to the other models from LR.
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Mon Jul 20 2020 8:36am |
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