
Agreed Value or Market Value: The Clause That Decides a Total Loss
Two policies can cost the same, cover the same car and produce settlements tens of thousands apart. The clause responsible is not in the...
Section 03
How a supercar is rated, what the wording excludes, and the clauses that decide a claim.

Two policies can cost the same, cover the same car and produce settlements tens of thousands apart. The clause responsible is not in the...

The saving on a collection policy is not a loyalty discount. It comes from a fact about the risk: if there are more cars than drivers, most...

Owners ask how much a garage and a tracker take off the premium. On high value cars the question is usually the wrong way round: security...

A car that does not move still costs money, and part of that cost is avoidable. Laid up cover is a specialist fire, theft and malicious...

Mileage is one of the few levers on a supercar premium that an owner genuinely controls. It is also the one most often treated as an...

The definition is wider than owners assume. One major insurer describes a modification as anything not originally in the vehicle when it...

Two figures circulate for the same question and they do not agree. Specialist brokers quote agreed value cover at roughly 1 to 1.5 per cent...

A total loss is an economic decision rather than a mechanical one. The insurer compares the cost of repair against the settlement it would...

The exclusion is not a pricing decision and it cannot be bought off with a higher road premium. Standard motor policies carry a racing...

Of every factor an insurer prices on this class of car, the driver's age moves the number furthest. A broker publishing in July 2026 puts...