2007 ibiza cupra - does it have an insurance rated alarm?

[cupra.al]

im new to here but ive just purchased a 2007 ibiza cupra which i collect next week . im unaware if it has an alarm or not for insurance purposes it would be handy to know. i have had a read round on here but cant find anything on this subject for this model/year. does anybody know?

 

[edewer]

yep it has a cat1 with immobiliser. they should all do

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[Torquemonster]

I think it has a standard fit Seat alarm and immobiliser.Thatcham approved Cat1.

 

[Damoegan]

Alarm and immobilizer as standard mate.

 

[cupra.al]

cheers people that was a quick response,im sure the insurance will love the idea of a cat1 alarm. you would think these insurance companys would already know these things or maybe i should. thanks again.

 

[Beto_sport]

You can know that, it´s easy, you have to put inside your car and look with command.

 

[cupra.al]

what do you mean beto sport?

 

[Torquemonster]

what do you mean beto sport?

Lost in translation?.

 

[Beto_sport]

Sorry, my english it´s no so good! You go into your car and close it with remote control. can understand me?

 

[Fordy_FR]

Sorry, my english it´s no so good! You go into your car and close it with remote control. can understand me?

I think he means you can check to see if you have an alarm by sitting in your car and locking your car and if it goes off then you have one.

 

[Torquemonster]

I think he means you can check to see if you have an alarm by sitting in your car and locking your car and if it goes off then you have one.

He's from Barcelona,'que'?.But his English is a lot better than my Spanish!.

'Meeeester Fawlty'!.

 

[Fordy_FR]

Wasn't knocking his English, someone asked what he meant higher up so I thought I'd try and help his translation.

 

[Torquemonster]

Wasn't knocking his English, someone asked what he meant higher up so I thought I'd try and help his translation.

No probs chief.I knew that.Just a bit of banter that's all.

 

[Leigh15]

cheers people that was a quick response,im sure the insurance will love the idea of a cat1 alarm. you would think these insurance companys would already know these things or maybe i should. thanks again.

They already do know it - the insurance group is decided by the car's insurance risk - security features as well as desirability, power, safety etc etc are all used to decide this group.

Declaring a standard fit alarm system "shouldn't" make any difference to your policy as it will already be taken into account