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When you get a quote from JK Insurance, we’ll search through over 300 different vehicle insurance schemes to find the best deals available anywhere, so you can pick the one that’s best for you.
We’ve been offering specialist vehicle insurance since 1998, and can cover everything from motorhomes, campervans, and classic cars at fantastic prices.
Classic Cars
Classic Air-Cooled Cars
Classic Campervans
Modern Campervans
Self Build Campervans
JK Insurance have a wide range of Policy Benefits which mean that you can enjoy your travels with peace of mind.
Ford Escort
1968 - 2002
The Ford Escort is one of the UK’s most iconic cars, with the Mk1, Mk2 and Mk3 each shaping its legacy. The Mk1 (1968) gained popularity for its affordability and rally success, becoming a favourite among enthusiasts. The Mk2 (1975) refined the formula, with models like the RS2000 now highly collectible. In 1980, the Mk3 introduced front-wheel drive and a modern hatchback design, expanding its mass appeal. Today, all three generations are firmly established as classics, with strong demand among collectors and within the UK classic car market.
Classic Mini
1959 - 2000
The Mini is one of the most iconic classic cars in the UK, celebrated for its compact design and cultural impact. Launched in 1959, it revolutionised small car engineering with its front-wheel-drive layout and space-saving design. The Mini became a symbol of British motoring and achieved global fame through motorsport success, including rally wins in the 1960s. Its affordability and distinctive style made it hugely popular. Today, classic Minis remain in high demand, supported by strong enthusiast communities and continued popularity in the UK classic car market.
MGB
1962 - 1980
Classic MG cars are among the most recognisable British classics, known for their affordable sports car appeal and timeless design. Models like the MGB and MGA became hugely popular across the UK, offering open-top driving and simple, reliable mechanics. The MGB, launched in 1962, remains one of the best-selling sports cars ever and is still widely owned today. MGs are favoured by enthusiasts for their strong club network, ease of maintenance and parts availability. Today, classic MGs continue to attract collectors and are a staple of the UK classic car market.
Mazda MX-5
1989 - present
The Mazda MX-5 is one of the most popular modern classics in the UK, known for its lightweight design and engaging driving experience. First launched in 1989, the MX-5 revived the affordable roadster market with simple mechanics and excellent reliability. Early models, particularly the NA and NB generations, are now widely recognised as modern classics. Their low running costs and strong enthusiast community make them a common choice for first-time classic owners. Today, the MX-5 remains a staple of the UK modern classic scene and specialist modern classic market.
VW Beetle
1938 - 2003
The Classic VW Beetle, originally introduced in 1938, became an iconic symbol of automotive history. Known for its distinctive round shape, reliable engineering, and affordability, it quickly became a favourite worldwide. With its rear-engine design and quirky charm, the Beetle remains a nostalgic classic even today.
VW T2 Split Window
1950 - 1967
The VW T2 Split Window, produced from 1950 to 1967, is an iconic vintage van known for its distinctive split front windshield. Revered for its retro design, practicality, and versatility, it became a symbol of the counterculture movement. Loved by enthusiasts, it's a classic symbol of nostalgia and freedom.
VW T2 Bay Window
1967 - 1979
The VW T2 Bay Window, manufactured from 1968 to 1979, replaced the Split Window with a smooth, single-piece windshield. Known for its rounded, more modern design, it became a symbol of freedom and adventure. With its spacious interior, it remains a beloved classic, popular among van life enthusiasts and collectors.
VW T25 / T3
1979 - 1992
The VW T25/T3, produced from 1979 to 1992, marked a significant departure from earlier models with its boxy, angular design. Known for its robust build and versatile configurations, it was available in various forms, including camper vans. It remains a beloved icon, especially for road trips and van life enthusiasts.
VW T4
1990 - 2003
The Volkswagen T4 (Transporter T4) is VW’s fourth-generation light commercial van and the first Transporter with a front‑engine, primarily front‑wheel‑drive layout (optional Syncro/all‑wheel drive). It came with a range of petrol and diesel engines (including a VR6 and turbodiesel options), delivered improved safety and car‑like handling compared with earlier rear‑engined models.
VW T5
2003 - 2015
The Volkswagen T5 (Transporter T5) offered updated styling, improved safety and chassis refinements, and a broad range of body styles—panel van, Kombi/Caravelle, Multivan and camper conversions—plus petrol and diesel engine choices and optional 4MOTION all‑wheel drive; known for enhanced comfort and versatility for commercial and leisure use.
VW T6 - T6.1
2003 - 2015
The Volkswagen Transporter T6 is an updated T5 with improved engines, tech, and interior quality. It mainly uses 2.0L diesel engines, offers manual or DSG gearboxes, and optional 4MOTION. Available in several body styles, it’s especially popular for camper conversions and is known for strong resale value.
Self-Build Campervans
All years
Self-build camper vans can be created from almost any vehicle, such as the Ford Transit, Mercedes Sprinter, VW Crafter, and Fiat Ducato (plus its Peugeot Boxer and Citroën Relay equivalents)—are preferred for full camper builds because their boxy shapes, height, and length allow for beds, kitchens, and even bathrooms.
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