The 1st year is up and insurance quotes are arriving thick and fast.Some don't seem to cover that much but of the quotes that seem to cover everything I want, Landrover quote £430, the post office (underwritten by AXA) £201 with some still to get back to me. Landrover always make a big deal of the promise to always use original parts and I'm not sure if the others will always follow this line.
Any ideas, experiences recommendations will be appreciated .
The car is my13 xs with an agreed value of £35000.

i always look at it this way, if an insurers garage can obtain a cheaper, part becauses its not stamped with the LR Logo then they will. They maybe identical, to look at, but my be made of thinner, less durable materials

LRI insurance, state that only OEM parts are used, which to me is a good thing, but then there might be the issues of stock allocation

Just renewed mine with LR for £275 for 13my GS with business use. Protected nc. £300 excess. They dropped from £315 when I rang them. So might be worth a call if want to stay with LR insurance. 1998 Feelander XDI Hardback - Gone
2002 Freelander TD4 GS Hardback - Gone
2004 Freelander TD4 HSE Stationwaggon - Gone
2007 Freelander 2 TD4 XS manual - Gone
2010 Freelander 2 TD4 GS Auto - Gone
2013 SD4 GS arrived April 2013

You may find this interesting - my wife's MY13 XS got shunted up the back last weekend at a roundabout (one of those 'sorry mate I though you were going' idiots). She's insured with LVE, and was prepared to take the hit that if anything happened to the car it wouldn't (as Land Rover Insurance tell you) be repaired using genuine parts. However she was pleasantly surprised when she reported the accident that LVE told her as the car was under 3 years old it should go back to the LR dealer to arrange repair with genuine parts!

Have renewed with landrover insurance at £375. I dare say I'm a coward but feel safer with the promise of genuine lr parts etc.
Thanks for the comments, itwas helpful.