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Where is the best place to insure a daily and then a 'weekend' car?

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dont admiral do a policy that will cover you on more than one car? trader insurance might be an option too?

I'm on my parents trader policy and its great, less than a grand a year and all 3 of us are insured to drive just about anything. They say performance cars aren't part of the policy, but they didn't have a problem with me driving my dad's Supra when I asked.

Shall dig out the company name for you, can't remember it off the top of my head. They generally seem to want you insured on your own car as well though, so maybe not the best plan if you only have 2 cars (there are 11 in our household :lol:)

who was that with?

I wondered how you managed to afford to own so many cars Toby!

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Hmm god i hate insurance, its such a rip off these days. And elephants prices have gone up :-(

Tis with Rowet or something? Just asked my dad.

Brentacre copy my full no claims over both cars I have insured with them. The 2nd car starts building up it's own no claims but they give you the full discount of the NCB on the other car right from the start. Then at the end of it, I've got two proper NCBs built up that I could even move to separate companies.

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