Chrome-plated Mini Cooper difficult to get direct car insurance

Having a flashy car was not always fun, except in the spotlight street dwellers, direct car insurance companies were not necessarily willing to take the car.

It is experienced by the partner Ian and Toni Grice in the UK. Mini Cooper is all over, whitewash with chrome paint, now they can not ride due to lack of direct car insurance companies that are willing to cover when the car was damaged.

Cars 'super glare' was first purchased by Ian at a showroom in London when a valentine to give to her boyfriend, Toni. When first purchased, BMW provides free direct car insurance for 7 days to get the car to Ian's house in Greasley, Notts which is 120 miles away from London.

But after the insurance period for 7 days was completed, Ian was having difficulty in obtaining insurance at normal price to protect this car.

Meanwhile, a spokesman for the Association of British Insurers said that the car was too frail to be protected therefore deserve to be rewarded with a special price.