Having owned the above car for 8yrs I keep coming across same problem insuring my car.

When I try to select model from dropdown lists on Car Insurance sites it only shows up as a 3dr version and come across the same problem when speaking to insurers direct.

So over the years have had it insured as the above model but as a 3dr version when it is not its actually a 2dr with a boot not hatch and sometimes even been misguided into insuring it as a 2dr alize or super sort and believe it or not cabriolet even though it only has a sunroof.

Finally after all these years someone has now refused to insure it, as they say that model with 2dr does not lieve me it I own one and quite frequently see other people driving same model so definately not the only since being refused insurance I have been to Renault Dealer to get them to check my Reg/vin/chassis no. on their database and print me of spec and also check vin/chassis on my car is same as my V5 docs and Renault records. So from there it seems Renault in their infinite wisdom or not so infinite wisdom have decided to spec this car as a 3door albeit it only has 2doors.

I am wondering if I am then right to insure as it says on my V5 docs and vin/chassis spec that I got from Renault dealer which as I’ve said reads as a Renault Megane Privelege + coupe, 3 as have now been advised by insurers if I do that may be classed as me giving them false information as my car is actually 2 door!! Can anyone please help!!!!This is driving me insane and needless to say very frustrated with insurers when trying to insure what on earth am I supposed to do!!!! Arrrrgh

Oh and nearly forgot my car is not an import it was born in Britain October 2001

Surely I am not the only one coming across this problem!! Renault dealer thinks 3dr hatch model was probably made for french market and when made for british market styled it as a 2dr with boot but kept their spec on database showing as 3dr.

Can insurers not update their databases with note saying that this model can also be a 2dr with boot???

Would greatly appreciate any advice

Hi all,

I really need some help from “insurance smart” people ! I’m a student, and I’m currently working on transposing a marine insurance policy into English for general purposes, but I’m struggling with the following sentence :

Percentage Of Glass, etc : Warranted that maximum percentage of Glass, China, Marble, Earthenware and the like does not exceed 15% of the total sum insured, or H/C.

Does this mean that the insurer is willing to pay for the damaged items as long as their value does not exceed 15% of the total sum insured ? Or that the insurer will only pay up to 15% of the value of any item (made of glass, china, etc) which wasn’t on the insurance ? I’m confused !

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Kind regards,

Lena

My question is: 
Do foreign insurance companies doing insurance business globally need to disclose the investments from their non-US business? 

For example, Prudential, the multinational life insurance company headquartered in London, has several US subsidiaries/affiliates, many of which are registered with NAIC and report their investment schedule in Schedule D filing. However, I’m not sure if these companies need to report the investment made by their related companies that are non-US subsidiaries/affiliates of Prudential in their Schedule D filing. 

Does anyone have any tips og getting some insurance quotes??

For example like idkn like what are some good practices when getting insurance quotes? Or like what are some things I definately want to avoid etc.

Thanks!!

Kindest Regards,

Chad