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Bespoke classic car scheme unveiled

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Independent insurance and financial services group Lucas Fettes has launched a new bespoke classic car scheme for the motor trade.

The company said the scheme, underwritten by Brit Insurance, aimed to address the complex issues faced by classic car dealers and specialists, adding that consolidation in the market had led to reduced choice and availability of a truly bespoke service underpinned by relevant expertise.

Lucas Fettes has created a dedicated classic car team, headed up by Oliver Watts, who has over 13 years' experience, the last six of which have been in the classic car market.

Mr Watts said: "The market has been

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