Depends on your definition of cheap, what you're insuring, mileage each year and where it's going to be kept.

I use Classic Line for my 1996 Mercedes E300D, previously Pete Best who'd become rather costly in comparison.

Classic car insurance can be cheaper as typically classic cars are well looked after and kept secure as they are the owners pride an joy - so statistically they don't have many claims. Most classic policies also require the car to usually be garaged these days. In the past I have use Footman James for such policies.

If you just want a classic car as a cheap way of motoring then this is not the way to go - Condition is all (especially rust) and they need "fettling" and sometimes some periods off the road for work to be done. It's a minefield for the inexperienced - although you could get lucky!

Edited by Big John on 23/05/2020 at 21:13