Right so I'm picking new car up tonight, but living in a council estate in Hackney with no garage or driveway, I can't just put the BMW off the road, not this evening anyway. It's getting moved to the parent's driveway tomorrow day time (I tell my dad this is what he signed up for by taking me to Brands Hatch from a very early age), it makes more sense to buy a new policy for the BMW and then cancel it once all the stuff is sorted out on it (service, MOT, g/box service, detail), right? A price for 7 day temporary cover was £200 with £1500 compulsory excess, and there's no way I'd be able to get it all done and sold in 7 days. If I swap the new car onto my current policy then start a new policy for the BMW I think I'll pay less in fees because I've already paid a year on the current policy.
Can you put them both on one policy?
TBh it depends what insurer your with, some let you do things, some don't
Keep the current policy you have going, as you'll get the NCB at teh end of the year, so worth that.
Oh definitely keeping my current policy going, was just thinking whether it was better to start a new policy and cancel, or get a temporary day by day policy. I'm thinking starting a new one and then cancelling would be the better and cheaper option.
Right so I'm picking new car up tonight, but living in a council estate in Hackney with no garage or driveway, I can't just put the BMW off the road, not this evening anyway. It's getting moved to the parent's driveway tomorrow day time (I tell my dad this is what he signed up for by taking me to Brands Hatch from a very early age), it makes more sense to buy a new policy for the BMW and then cancel it once all the stuff is sorted out on it (service, MOT, g/box service, detail), right? A price for 7 day temporary cover was £200 with £1500 compulsory excess, and there's no way I'd be able to get it all done and sold in 7 days. If I swap the new car onto my current policy then start a new policy for the BMW I think I'll pay less in fees because I've already paid a year on the current policy.