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I've successfully used various classic specialists for cars n the past but now need to find insurance for a modern (2014) Range Rover so more of a normal policy with normal miles and so on. Anyone got any recommendations on who's good in this market? Thanks.
 
I've successfully used various classic specialists for cars n the past but now need to find insurance for a modern (2014) Range Rover so more of a normal policy with normal miles and so on. Anyone got any recommendations on who's good in this market? Thanks.
Quite a subjective question really. Everybody will have their own preference, and the old adage of You get what you pay for comes in to play. Any insurer can provide a cheap premium, but when it comes to a claim, you might wish you'd gone with a different company.
 
I've successfully used various classic specialists for cars n the past but now need to find insurance for a modern (2014) Range Rover so more of a normal policy with normal miles and so on. Anyone got any recommendations on who's good in this market? Thanks.

Have you tried us for insurance yet? If not feel free to drop me a line and I'd be happy to arrange a quotation for you.

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Jamie
 
Quite a subjective question really. Everybody will have their own preference, and the old adage of You get what you pay for comes in to play. Any insurer can provide a cheap premium, but when it comes to a claim, you might wish you'd gone with a different company.
+1! The real test of any insurance Co is what happens when you claim. Ive been with Aviva for a while, so far so good!
Their breakdown cover was with the RAC, worked great when I needed them last year, my old Porker was with them, claimed once when I got rear ended, all went very smoothly.
I can also def recommend avoiding Hastings Direct, they cancelled a mates poilcy a few years ago, didnt tell him, ANPR nabbed him cost £1000+ (he decided, on the advice of the traffic officer, to challenge it) ,6 points and 2 years of loaded premiums.
 

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