Hi ,

Can anyone give me some names and or numbers.

Have tried people like Adrian flux but they wont do it.

Also swinton and a plan and academy........and sky....

Needs to be modified and agreed type insurance...:confused:

you will only get that on a classic policy chap so maybe Lynbrook or someone?

You might try Norton Insurance, I recently took out insurance with them for my Zed, and although it's not on a classic policy (as the cars is not old enough yet) it has the option to have an agreed value which I haven't taken up yet as I still got to take the pictures and send them to Norton.

 

T - 0845 3737 4774 - http://www.norton-ib.co.uk

 

hth

 

H

Please believe me that an agreed insurance policy is not worth the paper its written on. You will never get the agreed amount, they still make you an offer.

For instance heres the wording on a Footman and James agreed valuation policy...

 

[ If your vehicle is lost or totally destroyed, we will pay up to the amount shown against this endorsement number on the schedule]

 

This is a con as their liability is limited and any club valuation is is a guide to the value only and a cap on any claim.

Ye market value is what you will generally get as said above a load of bull.

/\/\/\/\/\ Absolutely true, the Insurance co. will only pay guide value not agreed value, unless someone knows otherwise.

Hi ,

Can anyone give me some names and or numbers.

Have tried people like Adrian flux but they wont do it.

Also swinton and a plan and academy........and sky....

Needs to be modified and agreed type insurance...:confused:

 

Hiya,

 

If you pm me your surname, postcode and a contact telephone number then I will have a look and see if I can find any markets that will give you an agreed value.

 

 

Cheers,

Dan

I dont get it.!

How can you cover the real value of your car.

I have been bitten before by the

So whats the point of even saying what you paid for the car ,as in if its a brand new purchase.....

I dont get it.!

How can you cover the real value of your car.

I have been bitten before by the

So whats the point of even saying what you paid for the car ,as in if its a brand new purchase.....

Mate i know all about the agreed value insurance scam. As well as my 1992 300zx i am also in the Ferrari community (10 years of ownership), by that definition i have alot of friends who own the marque to. So being exotic owners we are a tight arsed group who are terrified to loose a penny on, our in some cases investments. We like to THINK we check all the small print in our agreed insurance policy's, but even then we get the wool pulled over our eyes. We have to jump through all the hoops including sending in photographs of the car, and 2 independent valuations.

In 2008 one of my close mates spun and crashed his 360CS which was valued at £110K he eventually got &103K. Another mate also in 2008 had his F430 stolen and never to be seen again, he lost 6K on the pay out.

Both were insured by Footman and James who are regarded as leaders in agreed valued insurance policy's.

I will say again, there policy's states. [ If your vehicle is lost or totally destroyed, we will pay up to the amount shown against this endorsement number on the schedule]

There has been great discussion on certain Ferrari forums about this. I dont know what actually qualifies you for a full agreed payout with these companies, its still a bloody mystery.