I need GOOD insurance for my V7 STI
24 July 2002, 06:38 PM
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Hi I am in the forces returning from overseas to not so sunny south wales. Has anyone any good insurance companies I might try??
I hear the good companies change quite frequently, I am 39 with FNC clean liscence..... Also which is the best alarm theft deterent system in peoples opinion?? Thanks Paul. (Scoobynet virgin)
I hear the good companies change quite frequently, I am 39 with FNC clean liscence..... Also which is the best alarm theft deterent system in peoples opinion?? Thanks Paul. (Scoobynet virgin)
24 July 2002, 07:12 PM
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Try this thread it's got masses of companies and peoples experiences etc.
www.scoobynet.co.uk/bbs/thread.asp?ThreadID=85131
I've just gone through Liverpool Victoria £1,400 for Business 1, parked on road with the wife insured as well. Not a bad price considering I only worte me last scoob off 2 weeks ago.
Won't do that again it hurts.
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Doh post the thread ya muppet
[Edited by Scooby Roo - 7/24/2002 7:13:42 PM]
www.scoobynet.co.uk/bbs/thread.asp?ThreadID=85131
I've just gone through Liverpool Victoria £1,400 for Business 1, parked on road with the wife insured as well. Not a bad price considering I only worte me last scoob off 2 weeks ago.
Won't do that again it hurts.
Rup
Doh post the thread ya muppet
[Edited by Scooby Roo - 7/24/2002 7:13:42 PM]
24 July 2002, 07:26 PM
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Insurance companies always ask if you've been living abroad, don't know why but it maybe a negative in premium terms.
Schofield are always worth a call(0113 250 0337. They understand Scoobs and provide good objective advice even if they dont get your business
Have a word with Tom Butler, he has run asuccession of Scoobs.
Schofield are always worth a call(0113 250 0337. They understand Scoobs and provide good objective advice even if they dont get your business
Have a word with Tom Butler, he has run asuccession of Scoobs.
24 July 2002, 08:16 PM
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I have had a great experience with Privilege. About £1200 for my STi 7 Prodrive with full ncb, girlfriend covered etc and with a £21500 claim in my, fairly, recent history.
Had my first MY98 Turbo stolen (turned up 9 months later in bits) but Privilege paid out in full within 5 weeks with no arguments.
Could probably get a slightly cheaper quote elsewhere but prefer the piece of mind that if the sh*t hits the fan again I won't have to worry about my insurance company quibbling about the claim!
Had my first MY98 Turbo stolen (turned up 9 months later in bits) but Privilege paid out in full within 5 weeks with no arguments.
Could probably get a slightly cheaper quote elsewhere but prefer the piece of mind that if the sh*t hits the fan again I won't have to worry about my insurance company quibbling about the claim!
24 July 2002, 08:20 PM
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Batch, give me a call tomorrow on 0114 2825824 and ask for Russ Stewart. I am Sales Manager for Norwich Union Direct and being fellow Scoob owner I might be able to sort something out for you.
When you call have the reg no. ready and remember that mileage is a big factor on insurance. The kind of details which will go against you are previous claims, modifications, where the car is kept and other drivers on the policy. Mileage goes up in brackets. >4000,>6000,>8000,>10000,>12000a nd above.Try and keep it low. Also is the car a uk spec? It will bring your premium down if you have another half who has clean licence and goes on policy. Splitting the risk you see. We are fairly good for standard Scoobs with mine costing me £400 fully comp with full prot ncd and the wife on too.
35 yr old.
Hope this helps
Russ
When you call have the reg no. ready and remember that mileage is a big factor on insurance. The kind of details which will go against you are previous claims, modifications, where the car is kept and other drivers on the policy. Mileage goes up in brackets. >4000,>6000,>8000,>10000,>12000a nd above.Try and keep it low. Also is the car a uk spec? It will bring your premium down if you have another half who has clean licence and goes on policy. Splitting the risk you see. We are fairly good for standard Scoobs with mine costing me £400 fully comp with full prot ncd and the wife on too.
35 yr old.
Hope this helps
Russ
25 July 2002, 07:12 PM
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Batch...
As above really...lots of points to bring premiums down....garaging and tracking also assist...
Whether the car is a Jap or Type UK STI I might also be able to assist...however we do require these to be garaged and trackered (obviously the Type UK automatically has RAC Trackstar)...
Norwich Union and Groupama tend to be our major suppliers for these cars...
We are also able to assist with mods (if applicable)...
0113 250 0377
All the best
Tom
[Edited by Rum* - 7/25/2002 7:46:13 PM]
As above really
...lots of points to bring premiums down....garaging and tracking also assist...Whether the car is a Jap or Type UK STI I might also be able to assist...however we do require these to be garaged and trackered (obviously the Type UK automatically has RAC Trackstar)...
Norwich Union and Groupama tend to be our major suppliers for these cars...
We are also able to assist with mods (if applicable)...
0113 250 0377
All the best
Tom
[Edited by Rum* - 7/25/2002 7:46:13 PM]
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