Brew Time: European Cars Given a US Makeover – Would You Drive One?
Europe and America’s historical ties run deep; with alliances including everything from conflict to trade, music and fashion. But the Atlantic represents a huge [...]
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RAC and SAGA Sign Five Year Deal on Breakdown Assistance
The RAC and Saga have signed a five-year contract which will see the insurance company offering its customers an improved level of breakdown cover. The deal, which goes live [...]
Opinion: Vnuk Judgement is a Double Edged Sword for Classic Insurers
Insurance Edge Editor Alastair takes a look at the EU Vnuk judgement, and the proposals to force all classic vehicle owners to take out third party insurance, including those [...]
Azur Launches Bespoke Car Collector Insurance Product
Azur, a Managing Digital Agent (MDA) specialising in the UK’s high net worth market, has today announced the launch of a new insurance product designed specifically for car [...]
Keychoice and LV Join Forces on Specialist Vehicle Insurance
Keychoice, the insurance distribution business owned by SSP, has partnered with LV to provide exclusive access for brokers looking to place specialist vehicle business with [...]
Opinion: Why The Classic Insurance Sector is Ripe for Disruption
Some straight talking, direct from the Editor’s keyboard: First, let me declare an interest in that I spent a decade working for Carole Nash Insurance, and also have [...]
Classics Should Be MoT Checked, Says Scrap Car Comparison Site
Here we have another point of view on the tricky subject of rolling MoT exemption for classic cars. Dean Adams from Scrap Car Comparison offers his thoughts; The Department [...]
1978 MoT Exemption – Good Idea, or Problems for Classic Insurance Sector?
`the 1960 rule accounts for 197,000 cars on UK roads. The new rules would exempt a further 293,000' [...]