car insurance - who you with and who is better ?
05 March 2008, 01:56 PM
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car insurance - who you with and who is better ?
Any one got any good car insurance company's they can recommend ? 
cheers all
Add on - please keep filling in - there is a pattern here and would be nice to see who the top four are !
many thanks to those who have put up who there with and why
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cheers all
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05 March 2008, 02:00 PM
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I am with Privilege for a 2.5 WRX. Including protected NCD, legal protection and hire car, I am just over £500.
Called them to find out how much more a new STi would be to insure. It cheaper
I nearly fell off my seat. Requirement for Tracker seems to have been dropped too.
Called them to find out how much more a new STi would be to insure. It cheaper
I nearly fell off my seat. Requirement for Tracker seems to have been dropped too.
05 March 2008, 02:28 PM
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https://www.scoobynet.com/insurance-19/
A-Plan and Keith Michaels are the best for Scoobs, especially if you have any mod's. Admiral and Elephant (same company) are cheap, but I've read too many horror stories about them when you try to claim...
A-Plan and Keith Michaels are the best for Scoobs, especially if you have any mod's. Admiral and Elephant (same company) are cheap, but I've read too many horror stories about them when you try to claim...
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05 March 2008, 02:58 PM
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https://www.scoobynet.com/insurance-19/
A-Plan and Keith Michaels are the best for Scoobs, especially if you have any mod's. Admiral and Elephant (same company) are cheap, but I've read too many horror stories about them when you try to claim...
A-Plan and Keith Michaels are the best for Scoobs, especially if you have any mod's. Admiral and Elephant (same company) are cheap, but I've read too many horror stories about them when you try to claim...
I go through the same hastle every year,one year you find a company who's cheap and the next they bang the price up.What might be a good company for me may be rubbish for you.It seems a bit of a lottery to me !
05 March 2008, 03:05 PM
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I'm with Admiral and have recently made a claim,They couldn't have been better.Car was in at main dealer the same day and repaired within the week !
I go through the same hastle every year,one year you find a company who's cheap and the next they bang the price up.What might be a good company for me may be rubbish for you.It seems a bit of a lottery to me !
I go through the same hastle every year,one year you find a company who's cheap and the next they bang the price up.What might be a good company for me may be rubbish for you.It seems a bit of a lottery to me !
You're right though, it doesn't mean that everyone has a bad experience with them...
05 March 2008, 04:00 PM
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Gary Moulson at Keith Michaels for me too. MY07 STI spec.D.
He's also just supplied me a tremendous quote for my soon to be purchased new daily driver too........
It's a no-brainer I'd say.
He's also just supplied me a tremendous quote for my soon to be purchased new daily driver too........
It's a no-brainer I'd say.
05 March 2008, 06:05 PM
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I use A Plan for:
Scoob insurance
Commercial vehicles
Public Liability
Employers Liability.
1 of my commercial vehicles has about £6k of equipment fitted. A Plan insure this vehicle, including the gear inside, cheaper than my previous company were charging for vehicle only. Strange thing is, its underwritten by the same company.
Scoob insurance
Commercial vehicles
Public Liability
Employers Liability.
1 of my commercial vehicles has about £6k of equipment fitted. A Plan insure this vehicle, including the gear inside, cheaper than my previous company were charging for vehicle only. Strange thing is, its underwritten by the same company.
06 March 2008, 12:15 AM
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Keith Michaels are spot-on - great customer service and cheap premiums.
F*** Privilege!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! They were pretty cheap for a Jap import I had but when some c*** crashed into me and lied about what happened they stitched me up - they didn't tell me his story for months and let it drag on. A basic investigation would have proven that his recollection of events contradicted physics.
F*** Privilege!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! They were pretty cheap for a Jap import I had but when some c*** crashed into me and lied about what happened they stitched me up - they didn't tell me his story for months and let it drag on. A basic investigation would have proven that his recollection of events contradicted physics.
06 March 2008, 01:56 AM
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Keith Michaels are spot-on - great customer service and cheap premiums.
F*** Privilege!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! They were pretty cheap for a Jap import I had but when some c*** crashed into me and lied about what happened they stitched me up - they didn't tell me his story for months and let it drag on. A basic investigation would have proven that his recollection of events contradicted physics.
F*** Privilege!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! They were pretty cheap for a Jap import I had but when some c*** crashed into me and lied about what happened they stitched me up - they didn't tell me his story for months and let it drag on. A basic investigation would have proven that his recollection of events contradicted physics.
have they got a website?
06 March 2008, 11:20 AM
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