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13/12/2007 4:46:47

fade2grey

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Who do people recommend for insurance for newer maserati's? I'm currently with Gren light who came recommended by RS246.com but I've just spoken to them & the cars I'm looking at are above their maximum value :(

So far I've looked at:
Admiral - good
Elephant - good
Direct line - moderate but not cheap
Tesco - ouch

Any more suggestions?

13/12/2007 9:17:46

steve

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I have used Churchill for the last 2 years now, they were £150-£200 cheaper than the rest

more info here

http://www.maseratiforum.co.uk/tm.asp?m=8899&mpage

13/12/2007 9:37:23

stats007

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I use Mayfair Insurance - a Porsche specialist broker that got me a good deal when I transferred to the Maserati. Underwritten by RSA.

3/1/2008 15:44:11

fade2grey

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btw, for those who use the search :D I ended up with Admiral @ about £850/year fully comp, protected with my GF on it as a named driver.

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4/1/2008 3:08:01

Roger

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Have just been quoted £550 full comp protected with £400 excess gf as named driver, legal protection and European cover with car parked on drive overnight when at home address and 15k miles per year!

Quote provided by 'A' Plan!

4/1/2008 11:55:13

IanH

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I use Frizzel at the moment (Liverpool Victoria I think they're part of) and they quoted abot £650 for a 2 yr old 4200. I tend to swap each year as I get a better deal but I've used these guys 2-3 times now.

24/3/2008 13:03:35

Aeroman

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Sorry if this has been done to death in the past, but we are taking delivery of our Granturismo next month and have been obtaing quotes for insurance as Norwich Union said they were not interested in insuring cars like this.

So far we have had several quotes around the £1,100.00 mark and one at £957.00, all of which seem rather expensive when comparred to our Aero 8. We live in the Windsor area, and my wife (in whose name the car will be registered) has full no-claim, clean licence, will do a limited mileage (under 5,000 miles), etc. Are these quotes realisitic or is it possible to get cheaper quotes from any major company or brokers?

Perhaps some other Granturismo owners can let me have thier experience. Thanks.

Brian

24/3/2008 14:06:40

lozcb

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A Plan tel 01494 677776 carl or mark Mines £546.00 f/comp £250 ex 10k per annum ncp on garaged tourismo should be 20% -30% more due to total value in the region of 90K anyways givem a try good luck

Regards loz

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24/3/2008 16:31:15

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a-plan seems to be either really good or really bad :) well worth a shout as lots of guys recommend them. I suspect a general shop around is in order though

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25/3/2008 17:28:10

Evoluzione

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In the latest Trident there is is an advertisment by a company called adrian flux insurance 0845 1303400, I will give them a call myself to see if their impressive claims hold water. Like Steve I've so far found Churchill to be the cheapest.

27/3/2008 7:30:05

WGG

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Since: 25/5/2007
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I am using Maserati Insurance, it is run by Marsh and they came in under everyone else, including A Plan. The good thing was that I had my Porsche insured with Porsche Insurance and spotted that it was run by Marsh as well, so one quick phone call confirmed that that they do a lot of manufacturer insurance covers and they switched me from Porsche to Maserati and got a 350 rebate as the Maser was cheaper

< Message edited by WGG -- 30/3/2008 17:13:59 >

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30/3/2008 16:32:23

Aeroman

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Thanks guys, I am still shopping around and so far the cheapest (with a reputable insurance company) is Michael Ward at £890.00. I just have a couple of quotes to come in and then we can proceed, as we take delivery during the middle of April 2008.

30/3/2008 17:33:22

Admin

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Check with Adrian Flux Insurance.... cheapest I could find and I get a free magazine from them (influx) every now and again, makes a great toilet read!

My Maserati is insured with them, around £400 fully comprehensive with my wife on it too. With the AA I have opted for the extra breakdown insurance of £500 per claim & five times a year claim at a cost of £88.

16/4/2008 1:43:27

circleace

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Have you tried Sainsburys Insurance??? Hard to believe but I pay £660, fully com with £300 excess and full breakdown cover.

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