McLaren Insurance

Drivers with higher mileage have a higher risk of being involved in an accident. So if you’re able to cut your mileage down you could benefit from cheaper quotes.  

Most McLarens have top-notch security features. But there could still be a few additional ones you could consider installing to bring your premium down. 

For instance, a vehicle tracker could result in lower premiums because it makes it much more likely the car will be recovered if it’s stolen.  

Some insurers may also offer lower premiums if you have a dashcam fitted. This is because they can help to figure out who caused an accident.

McLaren cars are already high-performance vehicles. So it’s unlikely most McLaren owners will want to have the engine remapped or the suspension lowered.  

But even getting your windows tinted could affect your premiums. So it’s best to avoid aesthetic or performance enhancing modifications if possible.  

If you’re a younger driver it might be worth allowing an older, more experienced driver to borrow your McLaren occasionally, because this could bring your premium down. Just make sure that the older driver has a clean driving record.  

When you pay for your insurance on a monthly basis you’ll be charged an interest rate on those monthly repayments. So your overall insurance costs will be cheaper if you pay annually.  

Be careful with this one, because you still need to make sure you can afford the excess if you do have to claim. However, opting for the highest excess you are comfortable with could get you slightly cheaper quotes.  

Insurers will often offer optional extras like legal cover, breakdown cover and windscreen cover. If you don’t need these addons then you could get a cheaper quote by leaving them off.  

Don’t assume the insurance company you used last year will be the cheapest this year. And don’t assume that an insurer that specialises in McLaren insurance will offer the cheapest McLaren insurance quotes.  

The key is to shop around, compare quotes from lots of different insurance companies, and then decide on which one is offering the best coverage at the best price.  

With just 375 of the original McLaren P1 produced, this model is a highly valuable sports car that is categorised into insurance group 50.  

The McLaren 570S, its “entry-level” equivalent (the McLaren 540C), and its top-of-the-line supercar variant (the McLaren 600LT), are all categorised under car insurance group 50.  

If you want to know how much is insurance on a McLaren 720s you only have to look at its insurance group. The McLaren 720S is one of McLaren’s most high-performance production cars, so it should come as no surprise that it also falls into insurance group 50. McLaren 720s insurance cost is therefore some of the highest there is.