anyone insure their Z4 coupe on classic ?

srhutch said:
I will certainly try them again next year when hopefully I need to start modding as I don't think admiral are to keen.
I did an admiral multicar (Z4MR & Merc C-estate) and got £480 for the Zed - that was listing the exhaust & brakes mods too, so I dont think they can be too bad 8)
 
domsz4 said:
How does a 2004 BMW get to be considered to be a classic?
There were many Z4s at the Zedfest at the Silverstone classic a couple of months ago, so it classic by one definition. :rofl:

Another vote here for trying Admiral. As a single car, there have been adverts on the radio where the first 30 after midday tomorrow get £300 off. But more realistically for a normal deal, multi-car is worth a try. When buying a new policy but with a third car on it with no NCD, they actually said to me that they could mirror the NCD of one of the other cars to bring the premium down further. If they don't offer it, I would ask.
 
had a chat with classicline today . seems the advice they gave me when switching to the Z4C regarding not guaranteeing me a renewal was down to the company i was insured with no longer operating in the car market after current contracts expired .
consequently today,s classicline lady seemed hopeful that the new company they use (red star) would offer me a policy but until 30 days before renewal she had no idea how much :)
things look hopeful i,d say 8) so no getting rid of me just yet
 
ive not read the other posts so sorry if this is repeated, ill read them later. although i included flux and tbf ive not had a so bad experience with them i would say they have a rep of being a bunch of fuckers when claims are done after an accident

also check out frank pickles. ... yes seriously google them.
 
domsz4 said:
ive not read the other posts so sorry if this is repeated, ill read them later. although i included flux and tbf ive not had a so bad experience with them i would say they have a rep of being a bunch of fuckers when claims are done after an accident

also check out frank pickles. ... yes seriously google them.

thanks . will give frank a call tomorrow & see what's what :thumbsup:
 
I can confirm Equity Red Star is who Classic Line were going to insure my ///M with, with an increase of just £10 plus the ability to add commuting which I couldnt before. Still has to be garaged between 10PM and 6AM at home address though.

What it does say though if they won't insure your coupe is that roadster are the classics of the future. :evil:
 
srhutch said:
I can confirm Equity Red Star is who Classic Line were going to insure my ///M with, with an increase of just £10 plus the ability to add commuting which I couldnt before. Still has to be garaged between 10PM and 6AM at home address though.

What it does say though if they won't insure your coupe is that roadster are the classics of the future. :evil:


MMmmm . not sure srhutch , think by definition a "classic" would be a car produced in limited numbers :lol:
 
domsz4 said:
ive not read the other posts so sorry if this is repeated, ill read them later. although i included flux and tbf ive not had a so bad experience with them i would say they have a rep of being a bunch of fuckers when claims are done after an accident

also check out frank pickles. ... yes seriously google them.

ok , i rang frank & asked about a limited mileage or classic policy for my car .
response was good until i said it was 2006 BMW :) when there was a stifled snigger :( & a " we are a classic car insurance provider with the majority of our vehicles being 20 / 30 yrs old " " you would be better with more mainstream insurance providers "
thanks for the tip though dom
 
things looking ok on this .
not due for renewal until dec 27th so no idea what classicline will come with but spoke to adrian flux ins this morning .
pretended my insurance was due in 2 weeks & quoted around £500 with no need to use my NCD from main vehicle :thumbsup: can live with that
 
I've been looking lately for my roadster and it looks like Classic Line are by far the best deal. There's a good discount for BMW club membership too :thumbsup:
Pretty much halving my first years premium for the M, although a good deal of that seems to be because I turned 30 :|
 
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