Sky Insurance

Hi,

we appreciate the feedback, thanks for the members who are taking the time to leave this for us.

We are just at the end of a private message if you need to contact us.

Thanks

Ollie
Sky Insurance

cat5cable

52 yrs young
60% ncd
no mods
no convictions
fully comp with saga £337 with legal,windscreen,hire car,protected ncd.

ginger

lovegroova

No mods?

https://www.s2ki.com/s2000/topic/905...t__p__21089526

dennohue

These figures mean nothing unless the excess is also given!

cat5cable

no mods he he

excess is 250 compulsory and voluntary 100

ginger

s2k4tony

I'm wondering what the mileage per annum you guys are stating with your "quotes" or agreements. I reckon half of you must be less than 6,000 miles a year. I don't think my postcode helps, bl**dy insurers!

Sky Insurance

Unless he also has as standard S2k, the figures mean nothing as he is driving with potentially invalid insurance. Non-declared mods = insurance not worth the paper it is written on

tozerman

50 years old, 3 miles from Derby city centre, 5000 mile limit, £305 fully comp through classic line insurance

Cheers.....Tony..

edited to add, excess is only £250 I think maybe less.

MAC57

54 Year Old No Mods £250 Compulsory £250.00 Voluntary

Full NCB Living in Camberley £ 350.00 Swiftcover, Protected NCB

8000 Miles Annum

Dredd123

I am looking at getting back into an S2000 after owning an 09 Moonrock for a few months almost two years ago.

I also have a Lotus Elise which I intend to keep. I have 6 years NCB on the Elise at the moment.

I am 42 and intend to use the S2000 as my main car to commute two and from work with an annual mileage of 15K miles. The car will have to sleep outside on the drive as the Elise will be in the garage.

I have been phoning around trying to get insurance quotes. My current insurer has quoted £670 (this includes discounts and a partially mirrored NCB). Two other firms I have called (Sky Insurance and Chris Knott) have both said their underwriters are simply not interested in insuring me

I don't understand why it is proving to be so tricky to get a reasonable insurance quote - anyone got any insights or comparative stories???