Classic car insurance valuations for agreed value cover.
An independent valuation is the foundation of proper classic car insurance. Our reports give you a defensible agreed value, so a total-loss settlement reflects what your car is really worth, and you’re never caught out by under-insurance.
What a classic car insurance valuation gives you
Most classic and modern specialist insurers offer agreed value cover rather than market value, but they need independent evidence to set that figure. A professional valuation provides it, in a format insurers recognise.
Each report is researched from real UK sales and presented as a clear PDF you can send straight to your insurer or broker.
Agreed value documentation
A properly reasoned figure your insurer can set an agreed value against, so a total-loss payout reflects true market worth.
Accepted by UK specialist insurers
Professionally formatted reports recognised by the specialist classic and modern insurers.
Protection from under-insurance
Classic values move with the market, and a current valuation keeps your cover in line.
Simple annual revaluation
We make it straightforward to keep your agreed value up to date year on year.
When should you get an insurance valuation?
Before taking out a new agreed value policy, at renewal if your car’s value has shifted, after a restoration or significant work, or whenever you want certainty that your cover reflects current market worth.
If you’re not sure which report level you need for your insurer, our Essential and Comprehensive reports both suit most agreed value policies, or just ask.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a classic car insurance valuation cost?
Our valuation reports start at £39. Most agreed value policies are well served by the Essential or Comprehensive report; the right level depends on your car and your insurer.
Will my insurer accept the valuation?
Our reports are independent, evidence-based and professionally formatted, and are accepted by the UK specialist classic and modern insurers for agreed value cover.
How often should I revalue my classic?
We recommend revaluing every one to two years, or sooner after a restoration or a notable market movement, so your agreed value stays accurate.