My proposed new car has "tracker Horizon" fitted just needs activating should I activate it?.

Hi Click4you is what I have at present, £215 for 3 years cover £25K max payouthanbury wrote:I haven't gone with a tracker. My insurer (NU) not bothered whether I had one or not.
I looked at the various tracker options and just wasn't sure it was worth it. But I think I was also swayed by the (arguably contentious) view that says 'If someone nicks your car, do you really want it back - particularly given the state it may be in?'. Of course this is where GAP Insurance may be important but I haven't quite made up my mind on that front.
I'd be interested in what GAP you're going with and how much it is.
t_urbo wrote:Lifetime Tracker Horizon everytime. On this car your looking at less than 2% of it's value, it's a no brainer.
Would i want the car back, yep. Engine has a rev limiter does'nt it (which im on most of the time anyway), and the things under warranty aswell.
If it does'nt come back your screwed on the insurance for years and if you have multiple insurance policies they all get effected even with protected no claim discount.
Gap insurance is another money spinner for Audi, why do you think they push it soo much.
But that's just my opinion.
Turbo check out my post.
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Yea this is the way I think.berry100 wrote:If car is a stolen recovered , you'll get screwed come resale time, would rather have GAP and NO tracker and not get the car back hopefully then go shopping fer a new one with the help of GAP forking out the difference to the insurance......
And I know of a couple of people from Blackpool who will, for 2 crisp £50 notes make that very dream come true!!!!audijohn wrote:Yea this is the way I think.berry100 wrote:If car is a stolen recovered , you'll get screwed come resale time, would rather have GAP and NO tracker and not get the car back hopefully then go shopping fer a new one with the help of GAP forking out the difference to the insurance......
That should be standard on all insurance policies, has been the same with every insurer I've used in the last 14 years.I had actually heard that a number of insurers do this but forgot to check until tonight.
And probably on mine for the last thirty then but I can't say I've ever read much beyond the cover note - not much of a one for detail I guess.That should be standard on all insurance policies, has been the same with every insurer I've used in the last 14 years.
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