Aami
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HI All,
New dubber here, just bought a 2007 Polo GTI last week. I'm considering having an APR stage 1 tune done, and I spoke to my current insurer (BD) to see what effect it would have on my premium. Their response was that they generally won't insure cars which have been modified to improve performance.
So, here's my question; can anyone recommend an insurer that is happy to work with lightly modified cars without gouging the insurance premium? Any experience/help greatly appreciated!
Cheers and thanks, Steve![]()
Aami
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I was with Virgin and they cancelled my policy when I fitted coilovers. Now with Shannon's. They will cover any legal mods.
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+1 for Shannon's. Premiums are one thing but how easy they are to deal with when making a claim is where it really matters.
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Nice and quick folks; much appreciated! AAMI looking good so far, Shannons won't insure the car/quote online if it's being driven on a daily basis.
If anyone has any other suggestions I'd be keen to hear them...![]()
WTF? I had my daily insured with them.
GIO & Coles insurance were happy to take my coin.
NRMA were also fine with mods but expensive.
I'm an old fart so old fart + mods might not be an issue. As we all know, insurance companies hate young people - they are all run by Grandpa Simpson.
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Another vote for Shannons here. They've had no problems with any of the mods on my cars, from a Stage 1 tune on the Beetle through to the full works Stage 3 on the Golf.
No change in premium due to the mods, only increases if I raised the agreed value to cover the costs of replacing those mods.
No problems with insuring daily drivers either.
Thanks for all the help folks; had a chat to Shannons this morning and decided to go with them. It's nice when an insurer is actually encouraging you to heavily modify your car!!![]()
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