Churchill Insurance - recommended
29 May 2002, 07:04 AM
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If this helps anone considering insurance renewal, I have been with Churchill for two ears and had my Turbo MY97 covered with four declared mods for £516 premium, including protected NCB and legal assistance.
I recently had a car-jacking claim and they made a reasonable settlement within 17 days. They were great throughout.
Stratman
I recently had a car-jacking claim and they made a reasonable settlement within 17 days. They were great throughout.
Stratman
29 May 2002, 06:35 PM
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I have just got a quote from Churchill which was very competitive but they stated that they would not allow any mods at all, this means that i would have to go back to a std exhaust.
I then asked that if i were to change to a new WRX (currently run MY98)how much would my premium increase, it nearly doubled. I then asked about a price for an STI Type UK, apparently they cannot insure these as they are imports (someone better tell Subaru UK).
I was with Churchill year before last and left because of a massive increase in premium. The new quote they have given me is over £200 less than last years renewal.
I think it all depends in what mood they are in at the time as with most insurance companies.
I then asked that if i were to change to a new WRX (currently run MY98)how much would my premium increase, it nearly doubled. I then asked about a price for an STI Type UK, apparently they cannot insure these as they are imports (someone better tell Subaru UK).
I was with Churchill year before last and left because of a massive increase in premium. The new quote they have given me is over £200 less than last years renewal.
I think it all depends in what mood they are in at the time as with most insurance companies.
31 May 2002, 09:35 AM
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Stratman,
I am not quite as old as you, a very youthfull 40, but after phoning around I feel that i may have been a bit harsh on Churchill as the company i was going to unsure with has also quoted double the premium if I upgrade to a new WRX.
I cannot believe that at 40 years old with full NCB and a measly 3 points i am being quoted in excess of £1200 to insure a WRX.
If anybody out there has experienced the same problems let me know which insurance you used so I can try them.
I think they must be trying to charge me for all the lost production they will experience due to the World Cup.
Tony
I am not quite as old as you, a very youthfull 40, but after phoning around I feel that i may have been a bit harsh on Churchill as the company i was going to unsure with has also quoted double the premium if I upgrade to a new WRX.
I cannot believe that at 40 years old with full NCB and a measly 3 points i am being quoted in excess of £1200 to insure a WRX.
If anybody out there has experienced the same problems let me know which insurance you used so I can try them.
I think they must be trying to charge me for all the lost production they will experience due to the World Cup.
Tony
02 June 2002, 09:51 PM
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£1100 with 35,000 buisness miles, full ncb, tracking device, age 31, MY01 WRX
Mods =
PPP, Wheels, Brakes, Suspension, Exhaust, Spoiler,
With Direct Line, had no claims, but they dont seem to mind big mods.
Mods =
PPP, Wheels, Brakes, Suspension, Exhaust, Spoiler,
With Direct Line, had no claims, but they dont seem to mind big mods.
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