Base a cost-saving* multi-vehicle policy around either a specialist car, motorcycle or motorhome. Call 0330 024 0093.
OR EMAIL TO ARRANGE YOUR QUOTEDesigned specifically for motoring and motorcycling enthusiasts, this specialist insurance can save you time and money,* by allowing you to cover both your specialist and ‘everyday’ vehicles on a single policy.
It combines the cover you might expect for your standard private motor car or van, with specialist benefits – such as agreed value and spare parts – for your prized specialist vehicles.
You can kick-start your specialist multi-vehicle insurance with one or more of the following:
You can then include private cars and commercial vehicles on cover, cutting down your paperwork and your overall insurance bill.*
This policy is underwritten by KGM Underwriting Services Ltd. terms and conditions apply. For more details please ask for a copy of the policy. * The cost per vehicle can be lower when taking out multi-vehicle insurance than when insuring vehicles separately. ** Agreed value assessment carried out in association with underwriter. You may be required to submit evidence. *** Excesses apply. Unlimited cover for private motor available when approved supplier used, otherwise a £100 limit applies.
Vehicle off the road? Click here for details of specialist SORN car insurance.
Additional cover options – Pick and choose your cover options to get the exact level of protection that you want, with an extensive range to protect you and your vehicle. Options include Breakdown & Accident Assistance, Motor Legal Protection, Excess Protection, Key Care and Road Halo licence defence.
DRIVING IN THE EU: From 01 January 2021, the rules have changed when it comes to riding or driving in the EU. This includes the Republic of Ireland and certain other countries. You will now need apply for a Green Card before you travel. For more details on the countries this applies to and how to get your Green Card, please click here.Please click here for advice on the documents you may need to travel in the EU after the Brexit transition period.