Car Insurance Brace yourselfs
- Thread starter stirz
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Liverpool
It was mentioned earlier in the year that insurance companies were looking at a 20-40% rise in premiums to cover the amount of claims they'd had due to the combination of increasing 3rd party payouts and winter payouts.
Mine went up from £800 to £1200, and that was after a week spent searching for better prices - but part of that is due to having an outstanding claim due to the c##n of a t##t, b###tard, f##cking lorry driver who hit me claiming it was the other way around (court date to be set in the new year)
Mine went up from £800 to £1200, and that was after a week spent searching for better prices - but part of that is due to having an outstanding claim due to the c##n of a t##t, b###tard, f##cking lorry driver who hit me claiming it was the other way around (court date to be set in the new year)
south yorkshire
mine went up by 250 quid but got that down to about 70 with shopping around
stirz said:Had my renewal just a small increase ........was £340 new quote £533
If it's a second car like mine try Classic Line they came in with a good price although you have to pay it in one hit.
http://www.classiclineinsurance.co.uk
thanks to all the fucking scum with no insurancepvr said:
Well fingers crossed PVR as i live in the South East never no i may get a nice suprise.
Re the uninsured drivers is thats one of the reasons they always give you when you complain its gone up they say its to cover the cost of peoples claims who were hit by uninsured drivers
fraserbottomley
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I was pleasantly suprised at my insurance, just renewed today actually. Had an original quote of £1400 off admiral in early december, I turned 23 a few days so I got a fresh quote and it had dropped to £1100, we then phoned up and added it to our family multicar policy and got even more money off, ended up paying about £930 in the end, not bad for a 23 year old on a 2.5 sport I didn't think.
I'd never just alow my insurance to renew without getting some new quotes first, every time I've had a renewal notice it's always gone up! Despite me never claiming and having an additional years no claims! My renewal notice came in from bell earlier in the month and it was £2200!
I'd never just alow my insurance to renew without getting some new quotes first, every time I've had a renewal notice it's always gone up! Despite me never claiming and having an additional years no claims! My renewal notice came in from bell earlier in the month and it was £2200!
Just reinsured my 2003 3.0 after having it on the drive for the last 4 months ...
24, 5 yrs NCB, 1 fault accident 2 years ago, 3 other named drivers, protected NCB. 15k miles, £1100.
Currently got a 2007 VW Caddy van & the 2003 Z4 ... Begining of February I get a VW Golf Bluemotion as a company car to add to the mix ...
I think I need to sell something, 3 cars for 1 person is a little much, however the Z is just great fun so it'll have to be the van!
24, 5 yrs NCB, 1 fault accident 2 years ago, 3 other named drivers, protected NCB. 15k miles, £1100.
Currently got a 2007 VW Caddy van & the 2003 Z4 ... Begining of February I get a VW Golf Bluemotion as a company car to add to the mix ...
I think I need to sell something, 3 cars for 1 person is a little much, however the Z is just great fun so it'll have to be the van!
Ewazix said:
I've found this with some cars. I think it's the way the comparison site provides data to the insurer - they 'tweak' the data slightly. Like how a job can have two different titles, one cheaper to insure than the other. In my case I found gocompare.com provided the cheapest quote, even with the same insurers. However, when looking at an Abarth, it was over £700 cheaper to go direct with Admiral rather than a comparison site!