Agreed insurance valuation??

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Mky77

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Going to view a very low mileage very clean coupe.
This is at the upper price range of these cars and if I go with it I’d like an agreed valuation as market value according to insurance is about half the price these go for.
What do you guys with higher valued z4 coupes do for insurance as there are no other ones on the market to compare with for arguing a valuation if the worst happens.

There will be another post from me regarding low mileage specifics go check.
Thanks
 
The renewal for my MC was due last month so I had to do the usual comparison malarkey I go through every year for both cars, house, breakdown cover, etc. :headbang:

The only firm that offered an agreed valuation was classicline, but as they were quoting nearly £200 more than Chris Knott and mine isn't a low-miler I didn't follow up with them!

Looking forward to your other post anyway.
 
I am with A Plan on agreed value Policy for my E46 and previously to this I was with Adrian Flux on an agreed value policy.

It’s 100% the way to go on cars like these, as most comparison site insurers don’t value these cars anywhere near the correct price!
 
That’s great thanks.
I’m with A-plan for modified van insurance but didn’t realise they would do agreed valuation.
 
Can someone explain how this works please?
Does the insurer tell you what it thinks the agreed value is?
How does the premium relate to the amount insured?
If the worse happens and the car is written off how does the buy back work? If it does?
 
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