I think there are a few worrying tales of insurance hikes relating to EV`s and even Classics..?
I have heard that EV`s, can be written off by insurance companies in cases where only minor damage has occurred, perhaps the result of the lack of repairers out there prepared to work on EV`s, which if true, seems bound to affect insurance costs. Though circa just over a year ago having been quoted seven weeks before the JLR dealership could even agree to look at my good ladys Evoque wheel rotation sensor issue, it seems to me that there also may be other issues at play in the grand scheme of things..?
As I run a Tesla as basic transport, I am not looking forward to the time when I require to renew my insurance.
On Classic insurance..I have watched numerous of.. Number 27 YT vids over time, and enjoyed his practical though not expert approach to things in general, never more so than when he bought a Ferrari and set about resolving it`s issues. His latest vid on Classic car insurance seems a more akin to click bate, and the content would perhaps more suit those who enjoy a degree of conspiracy theory based upon supposed insider information from the insurance industry.... and from there drifts off to delve into the big brother aspects of Tesla software monitoring...
For sure it is a brave new world, best of luck to those who think they might avoid evolutionary processes..
I removed the link as it has already been posted while I was typing..
Last edited by Luddite; 15/12/23 10:51 AM. Reason: removed vid link