Adrian flux

I am currently insured with adrian flux on my focus, I was wondering who i should insure the fronty with as id like to do some off roading and some non perforance enhancing mods

I emailed them this morning asking for a quote:

Thank you for your change of vehicle request. We are pleased to confirm the quotation details below on the Staying with your current insurer Trinity Lane, the annual premium is £2078.59 for comprehensive cover. The excess on the policy is £500 for accidental damage, fire and theft with £90 windscreen excess. The benefits on the policy include protected no claims bonus. As a result there will be an additional premium required of £61.05 which takes into account our £25.00 administration fee. Please note that this change of vehicle will not take effect unless you contact us with the instruction to do so. We trust the above is clear and should you have any further queries please do not hesitate to contact us on 0844 8888 706. Kind Regards Adrian Flux Insurance Services.

I think not :butt:

Last edited by 4x4 bobby on Sun Jun 10, 2012 11:16 pm, edited 1 time in total.

Was that quote to buy the thing or what??? Im thinking your age must be against you as im an old fart and mine only cost me £248 third party, limited mileage of 500 a year and fully modded.

goin stick my other half on, comes right down :clap:

Check here out and mention FOG :thumbup:

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wouldn't touch AF with a barge pole, one of the most incompetent companies i've ever had the misfortune to deal with,

yet 3rd party fire n theft they the cheapest @£880 still wont go there, need ring a 4x4 specalist

I was with them and never been aboth 600 with all mods listed but they are a mod insurance so if u tell them its standed it will go up.

I have been with flux for years i only pay £400 fully comp protected on my v6

Cant recomend A.Flux more!!! I only pay £190 full comp for me and other half, all mods declared and they give me free business cover to do First Response service with Ambulance service..

My renewal with AF is only £350 ish, all mods, off roading, (cover with 4x4 response was on but nolonger member)

No problems, had a modded mondeo with them a few years back and they were one of the few that will touch modded cars and 4x4.

Trev

I'm insured with Adrian Flux, I brought the 94 Fronty Sport 2 years ago for the snow.

My main car is insured with AF also under a prestige policy, so started a 2nd car policy with AF.

First year was £270 3rd Party limited to 3000 miles, this year £400 !!!

But I did make a claim on my main car insurance after some scum bag crashed a trolley into the wing in Sainsbury's carpark so they decided to put up my Fronty insurance aswell, I HATE insurance companies!!

My AF policy also covers green laning. Been driving 21 years so that may make a difference?

Once my fronty was too modified to insure with any normal insurers i went through Adrian flux and got insurance with red star which covers me for pay and play sites and green laning too. After writing it off (on the road) they paid out no bother and with 1 years no claims now on that policy its £1000. Prices have gone up horrendously recently though!

Hi,pick up my 1st 2.2 1999 fronty on friday,so time to get insurance sorted.Went online to the usual comparison sites,tryed Aflux,the chap was quite stern,there quote was £393 f/comp 700excess no no claims protection,and quite a lot of exclusions.So went back online,then got a phone call from sureterm,a bit of haggling...£178 f/comp 300 excess green laning included,protected no claims,and so on,so it pays to shop around

Iv had to go tpft if i went fully comp it was double

Just reinsured the 94, 2.0 Sport at Adrian Flux.

They quoted £435.00 TPFT as its my second car with only 2 years NCB against it.

However when I contacted them and challenged the price I got it down to £345.00 TPFT with a £100 excess.

Worth going on comparison sites and then asking AF to match or better it.

Cost me £405 last year with 1 years NCB

mine is £1200 because off my postcode area in liverpool, every year it doubles ,1st year 300ish,2nd year 600ish and this year 1200ish and i spend a couple of ful days in internet tryin them all you get fed up fillin all the online forms for quotes but its got to be dun ??if it doubles up again next year dont know wot iam goin to do....and no ...i wont move ...just before sumone says move

I have been insured with Co-op for the past 18 years. I have never found cheaper. Believe me, every year I try.
Had three major price hikes over the years. Last one because my occupation went from hgv driver to unemployed. My insurance went up £100 a year.
Other 2 were for drastic vehicle changes. Escort MK3 to Pug 309GTi in one case. And Escort mk5 to Vauxhall Senator in other. But my insurance has never been more than £500. Even at 18 years old (in 1994) with a MK3 Escort 1.6 ghia, it was £320. A friend was paying £930 for an Orion 1.3 at the time.
Even when I had my modified Pug (Lowered, chipped, big bore and big brakes) the insurance was only £410. Back then though, I dealt with an agent. Nowadays it's call centres. I had a bit of trouble trying to get them to accept my LDV200. Because it was ex MOD, it was re-plated at 3.5 tons instead of 2.5 tons, and it had a dirty fuel system fitted. They refused to believe that it was plated at 3.5 tons. I had to email them a photo of the plate. Also, I had to insure it on the VIN and not the number plate. Because it is ex MOD (government), the number plate wasn't on the national computer that police and insurance use. According to their computers, the numberplate did not exist. I had the van around the same time ANPR came out. I was forever getting stopped by the police because my plate would flag up as not existing.

It still doesn't. I just used dvla vehicle check. An Escort I owned 17 years ago is there, but the LDV I owned 6 years ago isn't.