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You are not a number. Peart has been a leading name in performance car insurance for over twenty years and as such we have access to a number of specialist Insurers. We understand that every risk is different and factors such as experience, history, lifestyle etc… will be considered. Gathering this information gives us a competitive edge and ensures the quotation offered is bespoke to the individual’s needs and requirements, something which is lacking when buying online. Call us on 0330 024 0167 for best rates Non-Standard a speciality We are happy to quote for clients with claims, motoring and criminal convictions, for modified or unusual vehicles and for “difficult” occupations. Peart...
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P eter Newton is 90, fit and healthy. He drives about 10,000 miles a year, at times criss-crossing the country from Sussex to Scotland. He has a 10-year no-claims record and, last year, passed a voluntary driving assessment with the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents (Rospa) with flying colours. So why did his insurer, Saga – a specialist for older drivers – dramatically increase his premium at renewal from £717 to £2,033 in December? Newton, who worked in the motor trade for much of his life, was so shocked he thought it was a printing mistake. On contacting Saga, he was told it would cut the premium to £1,175, but offered no explanation as to why it had asked for more than £2,...
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