pnbond007

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Anyone who is considering finding a second car to avoid having to use their beast every day, will find it difficult to get a reasonable quote for insurance.
Most insurance companies will not recognise your no-claims and allow it to be used on a second vehicle.

e.g.
My Scubby insurance a little under £500 fully comp with plenty of extras.
My second every day car, Astra Cabriolet 2.0 inj (M) they wanted £700 tpft un-real

Found Quote Line Direct, they are prepaired to mirror your existing no-claims, having provided proof. And I have been quoted just over £200 tpft. This is done through a company called Highway, through quote line.

The Cab's brilliant, bit of a hair dressers car I know, but its doing over 35mpg & it keeps the beast for Sunday best.

Thought it may be of interest to you guy's

P

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Thanks P , I've been thinking of geting a old Landrover to put the dog in at the weekends , but didn't fancy having to start with zero no claims , if I do I'll give them a bash.

Dave

Danny B

Elephant took my 5yrs NCB from my Scoob and passed it across to my **** heap Volvo that I use during the week.

imlach

doH!

[Edited by imlach - 12/5/2003 9:23:13 PM]

pnbond007

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No way am I going to move / cancel my scoobs policy, I have to much of a good deal.

scooby_si

oooh a duplicate thread
Si

pnbond007

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I'm a beginer, I do apologise....

Iwan

IN THE STICKS if you get an oldish Land Rover you can get classic insurance with Lancaster. My C-reg 110 2.5D cost £160 fully comp but i've heard of people getting it below a ton, especially for tpf&t. The good thing is that it makes no difference to the price whether you have no claims or not.

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Iwan, Thanks for that , I'll give it a try I think

Dave