[Guest]

I contacted my insurance broker and they have no idea... The car I was told is not in an insurance "category" yet as they don't have any details yet.

Did anyone hear anything different?

 

[Perreby_83]

I contacted my insurance broker and they have no idea... The car I was told is not in an insurance "category" yet as they don't have any details yet.

Did anyone hear anything different?

Same thing in SA..

 

[Stabilo]

I contacted my insurance broker and they have no idea... The car I was told is not in an insurance "category" yet as they don't have any details yet.

Did anyone hear anything different?

Thanks anyways.

 

[kaliber45]

I think we'll be wanting to sit down when they do have the category's though

 

[davidjwbailey]

i posted something similar in the insurance forums here and the replys were less than helpful

 

[alstoy]

As it's a new car, it may be helpful to use existing cars as a benchmark. The Elise appears to be the closest, unless someone is dying to get a quote on a Mclaren. I will try to convince my insurance company that the 4C falls into the same category as the Toyota Prius or Camry.

 

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As it's a new car, it may be helpful to use existing cars as a benchmark. The Elise appears to be the closest, unless someone is dying to get a quote on a Mclaren. I will try to convince my insurance company that the 4C falls into the same category as the Toyota Prius or Camry.

Hi,
To be honest this is probably what most insurers would look to do to provide some sort of rough indication.
Regards,
Dan.