Peter James Insurance renews partnership with the British Motor Museum for second year

Kingfisher Insurance is delighted to announce the renewal of their partnership between its classic vehicle insurance brand Peter James Insurance and the British Motor Museum.

Following Kingfisher’s 2024 success in the classic vehicle insurance sector where Peter James Insurance launched several, exclusive, new club partnerships, the renewal of the partnership cements Kingfisher (through Peter James Insurance) as a pillar of the classic vehicle community and demonstrates the broker’s commitment and dedication to advocate for historic motoring.

The new partnership includes support for three key shows in the 2025 classic calendar – National Metro & Mini Show (1 June), BMC & Leyland Show (13 July) & Old Ford Rally (20 July), and will see the continuation of Peter James Insurance’s Junior Judge initiative where the future generation of classic car enthusiasts are given the opportunity to pick their favourite vehicles at each show.

The British Motor Museum is home to the world’s largest collection of historic British cars and motor industry archive. It boasts over 400 cars in its collection, spanning the classic, vintage and veteran eras. As an educational charity, the British Motor Industry Heritage Trust’s mission is to continue to Collect, Conserve and Share these stunning collections and Inspire the next generation.

Kingfisher Insurance is one of the UK’s leading specialist insurance brokers, focused on meeting the needs of its customers by providing a traditional broker service, and personalised, bespoke products.

Tom Caren, Shows Manager at the British Motor Museum, said:

“These three iconic shows sit at the heart of our shows season and reflect the values of the British Motor Museum. We’re delighted to be working with Peter James Insurance for a second year and are very grateful for the support they give us”. 

Garry Carlin, Head of Classic at Peter James Insurance added:

“We’re proud to continue our support of the British Motor Museum and three of the key shows in the classic calendar. We know that the marques the shows celebrate, along with the museum and the vehicles in its collection, are loved by many motoring enthusiasts across the world. The renewal of the partnership perfectly aligns with our club-focused strategy, and we acknowledge that as a key element of the classic vehicle community it’s important to support organisations like these, to help keep the spirit and enthusiasm for classic vehicles alive both now and for future generations.”