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07 June 2004, 03:37 PM
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Thought that LV had quite a good feed back until i got a quote from them on line. from what i can tell a lot of scooby owners have nothing but praise for them insuring import and uk cars. My existing policy is 650 fully comp on a uk MY00 Turbo. Their quote .... a staggering 1,104.16( Feckin pound sign aint working), im 26 with 6yrs no claims. What quotes are you guys looking at on your motors ( Age, MY, mods etc)
feed back would be great just to compare
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feed back would be great just to compare
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07 June 2004, 06:42 PM
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thanks guys, thought it was maybe just me, my current insurance norwich union direct, renewal £580 with tesco, so it looks like they got my cash this term. Norwich's renewal this year was £815, shocking
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07 June 2004, 07:00 PM
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Originally Posted by P37ERG
Thought that LV had quite a good feed back until i got a quote from them on line. from what i can tell a lot of scooby owners have nothing but praise for them insuring import and uk cars. My existing policy is 650 fully comp on a uk MY00 Turbo. Their quote .... a staggering 1,104.16( Feckin pound sign aint working), im 26 with 6yrs no claims. What quotes are you guys looking at on your motors ( Age, MY, mods etc)
feed back would be great just to compare
Pete
feed back would be great just to compare
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might be worth a go, they were £170 cheaper than anyone else i tried
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08 June 2004, 06:34 PM
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Originally Posted by big daz2
im 28 got 4 years ncb uk wrx and im paying £650 best quote i had but its better to phone,there very helpful and have excepted all mods wheels zorst ect.
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? i'm 28, clean licence, 8 years NCB and i'm paying £870
i live in a DA postcode, is this the problem? it's a village in the middle of a load of fields FFS!!
common sense wise, it is within 2 minutes of the A2 and from there within 15 mins you could be bloody miles away.
just seems they're taking the **** with me a bit judging by some of the qoutes i see on here from similar aged people
on the bright side it is £170 cheaper than my old company wanted
08 June 2004, 07:16 PM
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am i not liked in the insurance world? i'm 28, clean licence, 8 years NCB and i'm paying £870
i live in a DA postcode, is this the problem? it's a village in the middle of a load of fields FFS!!
common sense wise, it is within 2 minutes of the A2 and from there within 15 mins you could be bloody miles away.
just seems they're taking the **** with me a bit judging by some of the qoutes i see on here from similar aged people
on the bright side it is £170 cheaper than my old company wanted
? i'm 28, clean licence, 8 years NCB and i'm paying £870 i live in a DA postcode, is this the problem? it's a village in the middle of a load of fields FFS!!
common sense wise, it is within 2 minutes of the A2 and from there within 15 mins you could be bloody miles away.
just seems they're taking the **** with me a bit judging by some of the qoutes i see on here from similar aged people
on the bright side it is £170 cheaper than my old company wanted
08 June 2004, 09:19 PM
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Originally Posted by Granby
I'm living in the SE postcode, i'm 39 full NCB and i'm still paying £900, think i'm gonna have to move
, christ all of a sudden i don't feel so bad!obviously postcode is a big factor, just didn't realise it made THAT much of a difference.
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Originally Posted by Granby
I'm glad it makes someone happy
i just want to know where the lowest risk area is and buy a garage there to 'park' the car in and reap the rewards
10 June 2004, 01:28 PM
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By all accounts LV don't like under 30's. Be interesting if you do an online quote showing your age as 31 and seeing what the result would be like.
As for me I've got both my cars (Scoob and a 87 Cavalier) on the same policy. The combined total I'm paying is about 830.00. Both fully comp with protected NCB. Thats with full NCB and 4 points thanks to Cheshire Constabulary
As for me I've got both my cars (Scoob and a 87 Cavalier) on the same policy. The combined total I'm paying is about 830.00. Both fully comp with protected NCB. Thats with full NCB and 4 points thanks to Cheshire Constabulary
10 June 2004, 01:57 PM
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LV saved me £200 this year. Was previously with Greenlight. Best of all, they're very mod friendly, so worth even more to me than the £200 saving for the peace of mind, etc.
MY00 Lightly modded, with more to come
32yrs old, 8yrs protected NCB.
£680.
MY00 Lightly modded, with more to come
32yrs old, 8yrs protected NCB.
£680.
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Just had my renewel from LV £847!!!!
I am 38 full no claims etc have got an S202 do you thing I could get it cheaper elsewhere????
If so give me some names and numbers please
I am 38 full no claims etc have got an S202 do you thing I could get it cheaper elsewhere????
If so give me some names and numbers please
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