Lybra insurance in UK

Colin McKenzie

Lybra insurance in UK

Unread post by Colin McKenzie »

Hello

Does anyone know of an insurance company in the UK that will insure left hand drive Lybra 1.9JTD imported from Belgium?

Some insurance companies have asked what the UK equivalent of the Lybra is because they would use that as the basis for insurance. Does anyone know of an authoritative comparison of models?


Thank you in advance for any advice.

Colin McKenzie
colin.mckenzie@executive-renaissance.com
+32 477 619955
Simon

Re: Lybra insurance in UK

Unread post by Simon »

Colin,

Welcome to the club, I have owned a Delta HPE HF for nearly 7 years and getting insurance is difficult.

The companies/brokers I have been with have been:-

Richards, Wines and Leavy in Basildon, Essex and am now with Hill House Hammond Specialist car division in Peterbourough.

Would suggest the alternative is either a Alfa 156 or Fiat Marea.

Simon
England
Stuart

Re: Lybra insurance in UK

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I am looking to buy a Lybra to use in the UK. I recently got more than reasonable quotes from Tesco insurance for both the 1.9JTd and the 2.4JTd.
Simon

Re: Lybra insurance in UK

Unread post by Simon »

Stuart,

Did you get the normal questions of what is it, that you normally get with the telephone companies.

Regards

Simon
Stuart Wilson

Re: Lybra insurance in UK

Unread post by Stuart Wilson »

I was not asked any questions about the car. They contacted their underwriters while I was on the phone. When getting the quote for the 2.4JTd, the underwriters gave the comparison car as a Nissan Primera 2.2Td.

I assume that the car is on a central database as there is one already in the UK. If this is the case, then this is probably where the quote came from.
Colin McKenzie

Re: Lybra insurance in UK

Unread post by Colin McKenzie »

Hello

Thanks to Simon and Stuart for your replys. I have eventually taken insurance from Tesco at just under £600 with protected no claims.

My next hurdle is to get it past the MOT. My problem is the headlights can not be adjusted enough to meet the UK specification. Any ideas on how to get round this would be appreciated.


Colin
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