Ok, time to renew my insurance! what insurance companies do you guys recommend?? :)
03 October 2007, 01:33 PM
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Ok, time to renew my insurance! what insurance companies do you guys recommend?? :)
im only 24 and driving a 2006 STI so insurance is a pain in the ****, but if you could give me a list of good companies who aint going to break the bank then that would be great! thankyou.
03 October 2007, 01:53 PM
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was gonna surgest A-plan,but they wont insure you as your under 25!
anyhow,give them a try they may have changed there policy since last i heard,i get my insurance through them,comes to a grand total of £400 fully comp for an 07sti
it cost me more to insure a 206 gti 5 years ago!
marcus
anyhow,give them a try they may have changed there policy since last i heard,i get my insurance through them,comes to a grand total of £400 fully comp for an 07sti
it cost me more to insure a 206 gti 5 years ago!
marcus
03 October 2007, 02:27 PM
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When its near to the end of your existing premium, give Chris Knott a look at: chrisknott.co.uk Or give them a call on: 0800 9172274 and tell them your a friend of mine (Glen Hawkins) and quote reference number 480 and you should get a good quote from them 
03 October 2007, 02:40 PM
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When its near to the end of your existing premium, give Chris Knott a look at: chrisknott.co.uk Or give them a call on: 0800 9172274 and tell them your a friend of mine (Glen Hawkins) and quote reference number 480 and you should get a good quote from them
03 October 2007, 02:41 PM
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Just FYI, there is a dedicated section on these forums for Insurance:
https://www.scoobynet.com/insurance-19/
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https://www.scoobynet.com/insurance-19/
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03 October 2007, 07:51 PM
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I'm with Privilige now, but tried Tesco compare t'other evening and Tesco themselves came out above Privilige by nearly £150. Quoted me £550 but I am an old timer at 30
So I shall be trying them again when it's due for renewal but will also try A-plan after reading this thread.
So I shall be trying them again when it's due for renewal but will also try A-plan after reading this thread.
03 October 2007, 10:11 PM
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I'm with Privilige now, but tried Tesco compare t'other evening and Tesco themselves came out above Privilige by nearly £150. Quoted me £550 but I am an old timer at 30
So I shall be trying them again when it's due for renewal but will also try A-plan after reading this thread.
So I shall be trying them again when it's due for renewal but will also try A-plan after reading this thread.
03 October 2007, 10:34 PM
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Yep,he insured my '96 wrx with all mods declared for just over £500 fully comp 
Best price I could get elsewhere was around £900 without mods declared 
Give Gary a call before you do anything else and see what he can do. You will find his details in the Insurance section.
Whatever you do,stay away from More Than insurance. Just insured my Mondeo ST24(second car) with them,could hardly understand what they were saying on the phone and when the policy came through the post almost every detail was wrong,took 2 days to get it sorted because they wanted to charge me for change of details
They were very cheap though but I just hope I never have to deal with them over a claim !!
Best price I could get elsewhere was around £900 without mods declared Give Gary a call before you do anything else and see what he can do. You will find his details in the Insurance section.
Whatever you do,stay away from More Than insurance. Just insured my Mondeo ST24(second car) with them,could hardly understand what they were saying on the phone and when the policy came through the post almost every detail was wrong,took 2 days to get it sorted because they wanted to charge me for change of details
They were very cheap though but I just hope I never have to deal with them over a claim !!
03 October 2007, 11:39 PM
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I'm so relieved that I dont live in the UK.. here in Iceland it doesnt matter how old you are or how modified your car is and the car is insured and everyone can drive it.. no problems
and I'm paying about £630 a year
and I'm paying about £630 a year
03 October 2007, 11:41 PM
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I'm 23 with 3 years NCB and 3 points on my licence and I am paying £1250 for a 2007 STi with full exhaust, front splitter and alloys all declared.
Thats with Bell, part of the Admiral Group.
G
Thats with Bell, part of the Admiral Group.
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04 October 2007, 09:26 AM
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It's usually cheaper if you add your missus to your policy (or mum if you is a batty boy), as apparently they are less risk... no sexism there then. You can save a couple of hundred adding them as a second driver, just don't actually let em drive
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