Ferret
15th February 2024, 01:32 AM
Been reading on UK websites insurance for recent model RR and RRS is becoming problematic. Stupid premiums, excessive theft 'excess' provisions, declining to renew existing policies and even some reporting cancellation of existing policies mid term.
In a vote of confidence in their product even LR Insurance in the UK is said to decline to insure these vehicles. Not sure if that's the full story or there are other commercial factors are in play here.
Land Rover insurance problems mount as owners are refused in-house cover (https://www.autoexpress.co.uk/land-rover/361974/land-rover-insurance-problems-mount-owners-are-refused-house-cover)
I understand LR has some sort of program in the UK to recall and upgrade security on recent models to address issues. Whether that curbs thefts or arrests the runaway insurance hikes is yet to be seen.
I have an order in the system for a new L461 RRS. I'm a bit concerned about what I read, considering trends overseas often end up becoming trends here. So wondering whether owners of recent RR and RRS models have noticed unusual movements in insurance costs in recent times.
In a vote of confidence in their product even LR Insurance in the UK is said to decline to insure these vehicles. Not sure if that's the full story or there are other commercial factors are in play here.
Land Rover insurance problems mount as owners are refused in-house cover (https://www.autoexpress.co.uk/land-rover/361974/land-rover-insurance-problems-mount-owners-are-refused-house-cover)
I understand LR has some sort of program in the UK to recall and upgrade security on recent models to address issues. Whether that curbs thefts or arrests the runaway insurance hikes is yet to be seen.
I have an order in the system for a new L461 RRS. I'm a bit concerned about what I read, considering trends overseas often end up becoming trends here. So wondering whether owners of recent RR and RRS models have noticed unusual movements in insurance costs in recent times.