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Courtsey Car Insurance.

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drum:
Just booked the 110 in for quite abit of warranty work at the local dealer. Nothing too major, just niggly little things that build up.

However I've been told that if I want a courtsey car I have to insure it myself, never had that before??? I normally just show my liscence, and sign to say I'm the only person to drive it.

gtomo2:
we used to have courtsey cars when we took are trucks in for service but they had to stop it as the insurance went through the roof for any driver not employed by the firm. or thats what the garage told us

Disco Geordie:
seems to be the norm that you have to insure a courtesy car yourself, ring your insurer with the cars details and they should be able to give you temp cover for it, for a charge of course. ( Normally admin anything up to £25 ish)

Colin 009:
If its warrenty work, I think they should let you have the car for nothing as its not normal servicing, the warrenty should cover it.

beast5680:
we have had courtesy vehicles in the past and have never had to insure them, last one was in january when my van was serviced

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