type-r Insurance
11 July 2006, 08:00 PM
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type-r Insurance
i am currently thinking of buying an STI Type-R
. how much am i looking on to insure this, my details are:-
6years NCB,
no accidents, clean licence
24 years of age,
turn 25 in november,
safe post code,
i currently drive a legacy turbo.
Any help is much appriceated.
. how much am i looking on to insure this, my details are:-6years NCB,
no accidents, clean licence
24 years of age,
turn 25 in november,
safe post code,
i currently drive a legacy turbo.
Any help is much appriceated.
13 July 2006, 06:08 PM
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Originally Posted by workx
spoke to A-plan and greenlight, apparently they do not insure under 25's???
Ring me tomorrow and i'll see what i can do - 0208 6427868 (Gary Moulson)
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14 July 2006, 11:26 AM
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Originally Posted by workx
spoke to A-plan and greenlight, apparently they do not insure under 25's???
I do recognise that our underwriters can be restrictive at times, but this is in order to ensure that we remain competitive by excluding potentially costly areas, which is purely as a result of our Underwriters collective claims experience.
As a partner of greenlight Insurance I can confirm that we are able to cover drivers aged 23+ upon this type of vehicle, providing that you meet our other criteria (ie. Area, vehicle security, driving experience).
We are still able to & used to state drivers must be aged 22+ but we were inundated with what turned out to be a massive waste of time for both Greenlight & our panel underwriters, with our sourcing thousands of quotes for this age group without any real result.
The only way that we entertain 22yr old drivers is on the basis they have 2+ years NCB & at least 12 months experience upon a performance vehicle, preferably with them already owning the vehicle they are looking to cover.
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14 July 2006, 09:45 PM
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Originally Posted by Moley_WRX
Lol, i am sure your's will come down a lot!!!
PS... I should be parting with the 440's soon mate... I think in a couple of weeks I should be able to put the 800's in... and the 440's on the way to you...
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