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Hi guys, i suppose my OPC is taking the "wee' asking £1099 for return to invoice insurance?

Thanks Kas and tall phil,much appreciated..its for a macan gts if thats any help?

That's a lot more than my OPC quoted me for GAP (£599 from memory?). And in turn, that's a lot more than ALA.

Thanks Kas and tall phil,much appreciated..its for a macan gts if thats any help?

Not sure which OPC you are using, but it seems that those that are part of Porsche Retail Group (like mine) only offer GAP, not wheel/scratch insurance.

got gap and tire insurance (I seem to have a habit of picking up nails) for less than Porsche wanted for gap alone.... and the discount was a bonus.

NFU also an option with its 2 yr GAP cover. For me, a big saving over Aviva, and no need for a separate ALA policy, refunds from both more than cover the NFU premium.
I can't see any catches with the NFU T&C's can anyone else?

I suppose the only catch is that it is only 2 years. If you want 3-5 years you could take out an ALA policy after 5 months (price goes up if you have had the car between 6 and 12 months)

I suppose the only catch is that it is only 2 years. If you want 3-5 years you could take out an ALA policy after 5 months (price goes up if you have had the car between 6 and 12 months)

Yes of course, not ideal for everyone, in which case ALA seems the best option Knowing me, this new S will be sold within 3 yrs, probably for an updated 2019 Macan, so it suits me.

Hi all new to Porsche and I'm due to collect my 2 year old Macan S Diesel on Thursday.