There have been many reports in the past that Japanese car import has led to greatly increased insurance quotes or even, in the worst case scenario, failure to acquire any insurance at all for your high powered Japanese cars. Because of the increasing popularity of Japanese car imports this is becoming the case in less and less instances. Getting insurance for imports is not a difficult task anymore, and unless there are mitigating circumstances surrounding your potential to run a car you should have no difficulty whatsoever in getting your car insured through one of the main insurance companies in this country.

There are specialist insurance companies who primarily deal in insuring unique cars and high performance cars. These could be your first port of call, but it’s quite possible that you would end up paying much more for your insurance with these companies. Normal well known insurance companies will now gladly take you on whether you have a unique model of a standard British car or whether you have a completely custom Japanese car with incredible power.

You need to make sure, however, that you can match your requirements with the services on offer from your potential insurer. Japanese car importing usually leads to fanatical car ownership, so make sure you are getting exactly what you want before you part with more of your hard earned cash. Always make surs and if there then find out exactly what they are for and how much they are. If you know about hidden charges they aren’t hidden any longer.

Whilst there may be a small increase in the premium you pay for your car insurance, this isn’t usually because the car is imported as such, it’s because of the unique look or the high powered engine and your quote would still be higher whether the car was Japanese or British.

Tescos will insure imported cars, as will Adrian Flux and even Direct Line. In fact a majority of the high street insurance companies will insure imports which leaves you with the usual rigmarole of gathering quotes and ensuring you are getting the best value for money. Shop around, get as many quotes as you can, compare them all on a like for like basis (or as near as possible) and go with the one that offers the most service for the least money. Make sure the insurance company in question is a reputable firm and you won’t go far wrong when dealing with the insurance associated with Japanese car import.

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