Why is my premium so high?
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Why is my premium so high?
Its renewal time again and I'm shopping around.
I have a 2004 WRX with no mods. I have 0 points in the eyes of the law but have 6 points from 2006 which have now left my licence but insurance companies still hold onto.
I am 32 years old and have been driving 13 years with full NCB.
My best price is £570. I cant help feel that this is too high for my age, experience etc.
I dont wish to critisise my current insurer on SNET so will mention no names.
Whats your thoughts?
I have a 2004 WRX with no mods. I have 0 points in the eyes of the law but have 6 points from 2006 which have now left my licence but insurance companies still hold onto.
I am 32 years old and have been driving 13 years with full NCB.
My best price is £570. I cant help feel that this is too high for my age, experience etc.
I dont wish to critisise my current insurer on SNET so will mention no names.
Whats your thoughts?
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Its renewal time again and I'm shopping around.
I have a 2004 WRX with no mods. I have 0 points in the eyes of the law but have 6 points from 2006 which have now left my licence but insurance companies still hold onto.
I am 32 years old and have been driving 13 years with full NCB.
My best price is £570. I cant help feel that this is too high for my age, experience etc.
I dont wish to critisise my current insurer on SNET so will mention no names.
Whats your thoughts?
I have a 2004 WRX with no mods. I have 0 points in the eyes of the law but have 6 points from 2006 which have now left my licence but insurance companies still hold onto.
I am 32 years old and have been driving 13 years with full NCB.
My best price is £570. I cant help feel that this is too high for my age, experience etc.
I dont wish to critisise my current insurer on SNET so will mention no names.
Whats your thoughts?
nathan mines 570 and im 42 your car has mods spoiler at back and exhaust you should declare them i did with mine and made no difference in premium
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and nathan! im paying more to insure my mk3 mr2 than your wrx! not by much mind and im 30 with 10 yrs ncb
gary did try to get me a good quote but esure ended up coming up trumps thanks for trying tho
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Its renewal time again and I'm shopping around.
I have a 2004 WRX with no mods. I have 0 points in the eyes of the law but have 6 points from 2006 which have now left my licence but insurance companies still hold onto.
I am 32 years old and have been driving 13 years with full NCB.
My best price is £570. I cant help feel that this is too high for my age, experience etc.
I dont wish to critisise my current insurer on SNET so will mention no names.
Whats your thoughts?
I have a 2004 WRX with no mods. I have 0 points in the eyes of the law but have 6 points from 2006 which have now left my licence but insurance companies still hold onto.
I am 32 years old and have been driving 13 years with full NCB.
My best price is £570. I cant help feel that this is too high for my age, experience etc.
I dont wish to critisise my current insurer on SNET so will mention no names.
Whats your thoughts?
£570 ! Can you pm me the company so i can get a quote mate
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