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KrisRatcliffe

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Just got off the phone to them as they are my current insurer. Said I'm looking to switch to a 350z in about a weeks time and they said there's no chance they can insure it. Reason being his boss has one and said it's the worst handling car he's ever driven and it's a handful. Really? Luckily enough I've received a decent quote from Adrian Flux so I'll be returning to them by the looks of things!

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I was with Greenlight before I got the zed and they said they wouldn't insure me as I hadn't a rwd car for 12months, it just sounds like excuses. As others have said try the traders listed/recommended, some will be competitive some won't just try them all.

 

Yeah a few places said the same to me about rwd experience. But it's not like I'm going from a 1.0 Corsa to a Zed

 

Whats your driving experience and history like?

 

4 years experience, 4 years no claims, 23 years old, no points or driving bans, 1 non fault accident. Currently own a Stage 2 Astra GSi Turbo which I've had for the past 2 years. So it's not like I'm not use to the power or anything

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I was with Greenlight before I got the zed and they said they wouldn't insure me as I hadn't a rwd car for 12months, it just sounds like excuses. As others have said try the traders listed/recommended, some will be competitive some won't just try them all.

 

Yeah a few places said the same to me about rwd experience. But it's not like I'm going from a 1.0 Corsa to a Zed

 

Whats your driving experience and history like?

 

4 years experience, 4 years no claims, 23 years old, no points or driving bans, 1 non fault accident. Currently own a Stage 2 Astra GSi Turbo which I've had for the past 2 years. So it's not like I'm not use to the power or anything

its not about the power tbh, its probably down to the fact you're used to driving fast fwd cars and powerful rwd cars can be a different ball game completely. Most of these specialists look for a year minimum or 25 years old before they'll insure u. One of the guys from up here sold a guy his zed who was used to 400hp evo's etc. Within a week or so the guy completely wrote the car off. Insurance specialist brokers take all this in as factors
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its not about the power tbh, its probably down to the fact you're used to driving fast fwd cars and powerful rwd cars can be a different ball game completely. Most of these specialists look for a year minimum or 25 years old before they'll insure u. One of the guys from up here sold a guy his zed who was used to 400hp evo's etc. Within a week or so the guy completely wrote the car off. Insurance specialist brokers take all this in as factors

 

Makes sense I suppose. A few places said I had to be at least 25 or have 1 years experience. Then Adrian Flux offered me £775 fully comp which I think is very good considering.

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