Insurance renewal
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parabolica
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I honestly didn't know a 2007 car could be classed as a classic for insurance purposes...
Anyway I'd recommend trying Chris Knott - they are a broker who have a forum discount here. Details should be here https://z4-forum.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=22&t=119755&p=1713748&hilit=knott#p1713748
They were able to get me a really competitive quote and have been great to deal with in the last 2 years.
Anyway I'd recommend trying Chris Knott - they are a broker who have a forum discount here. Details should be here https://z4-forum.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=22&t=119755&p=1713748&hilit=knott#p1713748
They were able to get me a really competitive quote and have been great to deal with in the last 2 years.
I found that Chris Knott only tried to beat my premium when I told them what it was, which isn't quite the same thing. What was telling was they said they do not beat some companies like 'hastings direct' . Guess which website I went straight to, and saved about £250 per year over the Direct Line renewal quote on my E89 35is.. (yeah I know its not an E85/6! 
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Attleborough, Norfolk
QUIKSTER said:
Aviva couldn’t be beaten for me.
E89 23i, 51 YO, 8,000 miles including business use. Parked on drive £154
i got a very good quote last year from quote me happy, £164, cheapest i ever had on the Z4, normally its around £250 , i go through all the comparison sites every year though, go compare, money supermarket and compare the market
I’ve just renewed my insurance today with a local company. Buckingham Insurance, they Are a family business, have 2 offices, been around 30 years.
I pay £382 a year, 12,000 miles with 5,000 business. I’m 32 years old with 8 years no claims, fully comp on my Porsche Cayman.
I was quoted £669 with Adrian flux, with the same underwriter. Marker study.
Worth a ring to them
I pay £382 a year, 12,000 miles with 5,000 business. I’m 32 years old with 8 years no claims, fully comp on my Porsche Cayman.
I was quoted £669 with Adrian flux, with the same underwriter. Marker study.
Worth a ring to them
Renewed at begining of Jan with Chris Knott. Very helpful. 20k mls pa with 10K business. 66 yrs old based in West Wales but frequent travel to London. Not garaged but 400yds off road up a farm track. £378 inc ipt. This is with full NCB on my daily but advised to CK when they asked.
Interestingly I use Ian Flux for the LDV camper and NFU for the Volvo XC70 daily; both competitive. However, both were twice as much as CK for the Z. I guess it depends on having the right insurer for the particular vehicle.
I make a point of not telling what other quotes are if asked.
Interestingly I use Ian Flux for the LDV camper and NFU for the Volvo XC70 daily; both competitive. However, both were twice as much as CK for the Z. I guess it depends on having the right insurer for the particular vehicle.
I make a point of not telling what other quotes are if asked.
weegeoff said:If your car is an 07 you may as well go third party. You only need a little shunt and they will write it off.You can then try to fix it yourself.
I always stick with fully comp purely to cover the expense of a new windscreen. In a lot of cases the premium is not much more.
Young apprentice at work just passed his test. To insure his 1.25 58-plate Fiesta was cheaper Fully Comp than TPFT?! Work that one out?
Penelope said:
Put the girlfriend on mine too, saved £93 on Zed and £86 on 3 series.
Just hope the wife doesn’t find out