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Good companies for two cars with one driver?

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Basically my dads looking at getting an A5 quattro, but also wants to use his current C250 (cause its costing fuck all to run and is worth pennies) but he can only use his NCB on one car. Or is that not the case? Any sort of assistance really, cause if it goes to plan i might get named driver status on the benz :p

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admiral do a multi car policy, although it might be cheaper to just get a second policy in my experience. I've run 2 cars for the last 4 or 5 years and tbh its always worked out cheaper to have a separate policy for each car, but then most of my cars have been modded, so have to have specialist insurance anyway

i've done it a different way

gone fully comp wiith the AA so I'm insured to drive any other car (as long as it's insured by the owner) then registered the rest of my cars in my mums name and got her insured on them = cheap as chips, only downside is I'm only covered 3rd party if i crash...

my insurance with aa = £500+

then give my mum the money for insuring a caddy van and mk1 polo

caddy = £200

mk1 = 108.50 :lol:

so I'm paying under £850 a year for all the cars to be driven by me :)

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