Thatcham Cat1 and 2 for insurance
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Thatcham Cat1 and 2 for insurance
Having just purchased a 2015 model Broadway I naively assumed it would have Cat 1 alarm (having seen a 2014 model with one fitted, I now suspect that the previous owner of the latter had one installed himself.)
My insurer, Comfort, indicated that my premium would stay the same as my existing van (an Auto Trail with a Cat 1) providing it also has a Cat 1. My question is - does the Broadway have a Cat 2 alarm (as best as I can tell all Peugeot vans from 1998 have them) and if so has anyone experience of upgrading a Cat 2 to Cat 1 and the cost? I'd be looking for fitters in the Hampshire area.
My insurer, Comfort, indicated that my premium would stay the same as my existing van (an Auto Trail with a Cat 1) providing it also has a Cat 1. My question is - does the Broadway have a Cat 2 alarm (as best as I can tell all Peugeot vans from 1998 have them) and if so has anyone experience of upgrading a Cat 2 to Cat 1 and the cost? I'd be looking for fitters in the Hampshire area.
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Re: Thatcham Cat1 and 2 for insurance
This Thatcham list https://www.thatcham.org/files/pdf/Consumer/VS-Listing-13-03-17.pdf shows Boxer has L2 Immobiliser (page 43)
Page 44 shows current approved aftermarket alarm upgrades L2 to L1.
I have the Autowatch 695 RLC LCV, which Comfort accepted when I insured with them.
Page 44 shows current approved aftermarket alarm upgrades L2 to L1.
I have the Autowatch 695 RLC LCV, which Comfort accepted when I insured with them.
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Re: Thatcham Cat1 and 2 for insurance
I don't know what comes as standard but I had to specify a Cat 1 to be fitted when we ordered our Nuevo last year.
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Re: Thatcham Cat1 and 2 for insurance
Thanks - most useful
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Re: Thatcham Cat1 and 2 for insurance
Had to retro fit a Cobra alarm in our last van, a 09 Nuevo
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alarms
We had a Cat 1 fitted to our duo, and we had a mobile fitter took him about 2 hours, supplied and fitted cost £250.That was 12 months ago. Hope this helps. Regards sidecuttercruisecontrol wrote:Having just purchased a 2015 model Broadway I naively assumed it would have Cat 1 alarm (having seen a 2014 model with one fitted, I now suspect that the previous owner of the latter had one installed himself.)
My insurer, Comfort, indicated that my premium would stay the same as my existing van (an Auto Trail with a Cat 1) providing it also has a Cat 1. My question is - does the Broadway have a Cat 2 alarm (as best as I can tell all Peugeot vans from 1998 have them) and if so has anyone experience of upgrading a Cat 2 to Cat 1 and the cost? I'd be looking for fitters in the Hampshire area.
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