what effect will this have on my insurance,
i don't really use my 4 door saloon these days but i fancy turning it into a single seater, stripped out with a cage, but what sort of effect will this have on insurance will it go up or down as id only use it for the odd 1/4 mile and track day but it will still be a legal road car ?
Adding a cage puts insurance up
A cage is one of the single worst things you can do to a car insurance wise...have a play with some of the insurance comparison websites and see!
If you're only going to use it very occasionally, look at limited mileage policies. That should drop the price down.
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It isn't at all.. but it could be on comparison sites as they (generally speaking) shy away from modified car insurance.Originally Posted by pyromaniac_yeti
You are looking at about a 15% increase with my company. I cannot comment for other insurers.
Last edited by skyinsurance; 15-11-11 at 10:15 AM.
Please don't make it a single seater until I've invited myself down to the west mids for a passenger seat ride in it, i love this four door
My insurance on the Nova or the MR2 didn't increase at all with the rollcages. Both cars were already heavily modified though.
Hmm. Every time ive ever mentioned rollcages to direct line/quinn direct they nearly doubled in price!
That is because both are generally set up for standard UK car insurance, whilst they can insure modified cars, this is not their speciality.
Last edited by skyinsurance; 15-11-11 at 02:18 PM.
When sorting insurance for my Sport the cage was the main problem, i could only find one company that would do it
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