now for the HOW OLD are you thread/insurance??

[Worcester_spoon]

42, 5 years NCB, fully declared mods, £180 on a multicar with Admiral.

 

[Mike6]

67 honestly and as the saying goes 'I can still bend it with one hand so am I getting stronger with age'

 

[scooobydont]

41, 15+years NCB, fully declared mods (alloys ansd exhaust), z4 3.0, £308 sound good? Looking at renewals just now

 

[Mad Professor]

57 yo : £128 for 2k miles pa

 

[Mr Tidy]

57 yo : £128 for 2k miles pa

Wow, that is cheap - where do you live, the Channel Islands? :lol:

I'm the same age as you and took the best quote of £246 for my 325ti yesterday (with Saga). :lol:

If there is a special secret please PM me. :wink:

 

[Mad Professor]

57 yo : £128 for 2k miles pa

Wow, that is cheap - where do you live, the Channel Islands? :lol:

I'm the same age as you and took the best quote of £246 for my 325ti yesterday (with Saga). :lol:

If there is a special secret please PM me. :wink:

Peoples republic of Scotingland -Admiral xs 250 with SWMBO as named driver

 

[Zoomer]

51 and £200 on a 2003 3.0. 5k miles per year but doing a lot less

 

[sw4nny]

49 years young,14k miles a year.
3.0i e85 2005. £300

 

[Silverzedtom]

I'm 23, insurance is £600. No points or claims and 12000 miles a year. As I don't use my car for work ill probably lower that a bit for next year. Every time I add a mod its only a £20 admin fee. I don't think I'm getting a bad deal to be fair, the 63 reg Astra I had before was 750 for the year and only had a 1.4 engine.

 

[Steve84N]

Which company?

 

[Silverzedtom]

Which company?

Mine is with Aviva, always been the lowest quote for me and can't fault them.

 

[dpbayly1]

Im 36 and my insurance cost me nothing I'm covered for all my personal cars on my workshop policy including any mods, my wifes covered on her's too.

I can also step into any car up to a value of £120,000 and I'm covered fully comp.

 

[Steve84N]

I'm also with Aviva but seem to have come up against the limit to their tolerance of modifications.

 

[Mr Tidy]

Peoples republic of Scotingland -Admiral xs 250 with SWMBO as named driver

Thanks - it looks like the secret is indeed location!

Much as I like Scotingland (my dad was born there) I don't think cheaper car insurance will persuade me to relocate that far North (it's too cold). :lol:

 

[Tabz123]

Im 31 and I pay £600 on a 2.0i. Though the part of Manchester I live in ( M25) clearly does no favours on insurance premiums. However it is much cheaper than the £1,200 I paid last year switching from Direct Line to Aon for professionals. Well worth checking out!

 

[Mad Professor]

Peoples republic of Scotingland -Admiral xs 250 with SWMBO as named driver

Thanks - it looks like the secret is indeed location!

Much as I like Scotingland (my dad was born there) I don't think cheaper car insurance will persuade me to relocate that far North (it's too cold). :lol:

And youd have to put up with our President Nicola Surgeon

 

[Mr Tidy]

And youd have to put up with our President Nicola Surgeon

Exactly - that is probably my biggest disincentive!

Hopefully if there is another referendum the English will get a vote too - after all there are more than 10 times as many of us and our foreign aid budget is way out of control. :lol:

 

[Pabby1980]

36, 3.0i, Shrewsbury. £240 fully comp with £150 excess. 5k miles per year.

 

[kis]

I'm also with Aviva but seem to have come up against the limit to their tolerance of modifications.

Whats the tolerance? As in whats the limit amount?

 

[Steve84N]

Not sure exactly, but I've declared wheel spacers, strut brace, B12 suspension and LSD. They were touch and go because the value of the modifications is coming to a sizeable proportion of the total value. Seems a bit unfair to me as I'd probably get quoted less on a £30k saloon. Might have to go one of the specialists this year as I might change the wheels.