Am due to receive a P460e soon. But now I am getting cold feet.
Wonder if this is normal and I should still go ahead.

Have you checked what your insurance premium will be? 2017 SDV8 Autobiography

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i agree with recordman, check your insurance quote.. ... - .- -.




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Have you checked what your insurance premium will be?

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Or you can speak to a broker. On renewal of my existing insurance I asked NFU Mutual to indicate what insurance cost would be for two possible L460s. After some back and forth about spec and my circumstances I was told they could not provide cover at all. I tried Land Rover Insurance on the LR website re my existing car and they would not provide a quote. Maybe I could get cover somewhere, but at what price? So well worth checking insurance. There is also the point that if it is very difficult/expensive to get cover there is a strikingly adverse effect on residual values. Only Range Rovers since 1988

That's just unacceptable... and you reside in Edinburgh? London might not stand by chance.

Even if I could get insurance at an acceptable level, I’d be concerned I wouldn’t be able to get it the following year and the more people who can’t insure them, the more they will depreciate.

Re depreciation….. supply is no longer an issue, there are nearly 650 x L460s for sale on Autotrader and I don’t think it has even been 2 years since the first ones were registered? MY23 Panamera E-Hybrid
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Given your in London as others have said do as much research as possible regarding insurance it might be you cant get cover at all. PHEV seems to be more expensive to insure I know when I was looking for insurance I played with quotes for a diesel and it was substantially cheaper i expect due to the repair costs involved if the battery is damaged.

Waiting times are still high for some models but there are a lot for sale now my dealer mentioned quite a few have handed them back after the first year due to insurance issues.

If you can solve for insurance and you are not looking to make a profit I would say go for it. My PHEV was lovely when it worked  MY23 PHEV HSE
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