ScottishRayman

Big thumbs up to Tony at Greenlight Insurance.

Around £100 cheaper than last year and that's with added mod in between - refreshing to see price come down without having to haggle like previous company.

Matt23

I'm going to use then when I get my new Scoob. By far the cheapest quote I've had.

Donnie Brasco 46

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Cheapest is not necessarily the best.. You only find out how good an insurer is when you have to make a claim!!

Though is fairness Greenlight are a good insurer for modded cars from what I have heard

Kedlestone

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Quoted me happy with all mods

stu turbo 98

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Why havent i heard of them?my insurance goes up every year without fail and im sick of it,im 42,had one blameless claim and now have to go through my missus as she pays less than half my previous quotes and she had two crashes in 6 monthsAnd to make things worse i now havent got a no claims bonus due to the gap where i havent had insurance

LouisB

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How old do you have to be for Greenlight?

djr

I found them expensive maybe its because i work in the motor trade and Seen as high risk? (I have max no claim bonus no points on my licence low risk Post code car kept in locked garage & i'm 41 not exactly High risk in my eyes)

JJTurbo

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I'd like to say how good Greenlight were to me too.
I own a standard Turbo 2000 with no Mods at all, but they took into consideration that it was a restoration project and the car would be looked after. They quoted me the cheapest insurance I've ever had on all the cars I've owned. Very impressed indeed

bioforger

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Admiral are very competitive as well for me this year from their website, some £170 cheaper, be interesting to see what Gary @ Keith Michaels comes back with

Worlasshasansti

Can't praise greenlight enough!

Cheapest by far for me, great to deal with, probably the first time where I haven't minded paying for insurance tbh, and they ring you back/answer the phone unlike some on here lol

Mick

Ved

I've been with them for many years now and they've always been the cheapest and also the easiest to deal with for performance cars.

SirFozzalot

They weren't interested in quoting me when I first got my scoob even though I had full no claims and had been driving for over 10 years. I needed more experience apparently

Nine and a half claim free years later in the scoob and I've still never bothered ringing them for quote after that.

Ed-EG

+1 for Admiral here, they cut my insurance costs by £240 this year! Even after adding on the extra health insurance.

bioforger

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What a joke quote was +£30 more than i already pay from Gaylight because the underwriter they would have used is on my current insurer

lorrainecallison

21 and experience of driving a performance car - I checked today when looking for insurance for my daughter