adamw said:Ok
After trying all of the above the only one that comes close is "aib" who offered a high net worth policy through "hiscox"
Price was similar but they quoted some nice benefits:
Pros
-auto agreed\guarenteered value with no need to send proof
-can use whoever you like as a repairer in the event of an accident
-like for like courtesy car available
-UK and euro Breakdown
-legal cover
-6k per year mileage
-open driving... anyone can drive my car comp without being named (over the age of 30)..I can drive comp on anyone else's car.
Cons
-£500 xs (but this can be waivered if you don't take the courtesy car in the event of a claim)
Any experience of Hiscox, good bad or indifferent ??
Hmmmmm :?:
Classic line and equity red star or aib and hiscox????
:thumbs:
I did same as you and ended up with a aib/hiscox and classicline/equity red star shortlist. Both good outfits, but the more I compared the products the more of a no-brainer aib/hiscox were for me. Added my wife's car and will be talking about the house Insurance when it's due.
Would have no concerns at all about Hiscox, they're a very long established high net worth insurer and the policy reads as such IMO. I found AIB a very helpful and professional broker too :thumb: