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Hi all, I need to renew my insurance this month and am looking at options...
The Jimny has been modified (relatively minorly at present, but will be more so as time goes on). Current;y it only 2" suspension lift, bigger tyres, recovery points, and plywood load bay in back instead of seats. It's also used as a work vehicle, so it won't be pay-and-play or standard recreational/commuter insurance I'm looking for.
All quotes I've had are pretty high, so maybe someone here has better experience of this than me
Mine is with adrian flux. fully comp is just over £300 with all mods declared, parked on roadside and over 10yrs no claims.
A tip is add on your mother/sister. having a female named driver on mine made it about £30 cheaper for some reason (even with them at a different address).
J999 MNY, ULYSSES M18 VVT with ITB's Dyno tested at 130hp
should have said.. i also have a 5000/year mile limit on it, as its not my daily driver (work van normally). i dont think it makes a huge difference if its higher. if your older than me (35) and have more no claims this will balance it out a bit.
J999 MNY, ULYSSES M18 VVT with ITB's Dyno tested at 130hp
Lots of things the insurance take into account as soon as you mod it's up up up and location/ crime in the area will bump it right up I pay about £360 maximum no claims 43 year young 5000 a year it's not my only transport but I just don't do many miles
All the quotes are coming in a bit higher than expected, must be because I've mentioned it's a work vehicle.
NFU = £586 (£200 excess)
Adrian Flux = £535 (think excess was also £200)
Brentacre = £450 (350 excess)
Got loads of no-claims, am not protecting it, and am 38 with a clean licence. On top of that the vehicle isn't highly modified, only recovery points, 2" lift, MT tyres and plywood rear cargo area.
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