Run of the mill insurers
11 March 2010, 10:24 PM
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Run of the mill insurers
Hi guys do you find that your normal non specialist insurers quote through the roof?
I have been with a few companies in the past such as churchill and directline both are quoting £1000-£2000 which is insane for 26yrs, 8yrsNCB, 3 points cu80 parked on street.
My insurance went up when i moved house by £200 when i had my BMW 320 convert.
I am currently with A-plan for £650 a year with exhaust mods declared which i feel is good, if it is sub £800 this year then i will be sticking with them unless KM can come up with something special!
I think most companies don't want your business at £2000 per year. Who would pay it for an 2003 wrx!!!
I have been with a few companies in the past such as churchill and directline both are quoting £1000-£2000 which is insane for 26yrs, 8yrsNCB, 3 points cu80 parked on street.
My insurance went up when i moved house by £200 when i had my BMW 320 convert.
I am currently with A-plan for £650 a year with exhaust mods declared which i feel is good, if it is sub £800 this year then i will be sticking with them unless KM can come up with something special!
I think most companies don't want your business at £2000 per year. Who would pay it for an 2003 wrx!!!
12 March 2010, 05:58 PM
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Hi guys do you find that your normal non specialist insurers quote through the roof?
I have been with a few companies in the past such as churchill and directline both are quoting £1000-£2000 which is insane for 26yrs, 8yrsNCB, 3 points cu80 parked on street.
My insurance went up when i moved house by £200 when i had my BMW 320 convert.
I am currently with A-plan for £650 a year with exhaust mods declared which i feel is good, if it is sub £800 this year then i will be sticking with them unless KM can come up with something special!
I think most companies don't want your business at £2000 per year. Who would pay it for an 2003 wrx!!!
I have been with a few companies in the past such as churchill and directline both are quoting £1000-£2000 which is insane for 26yrs, 8yrsNCB, 3 points cu80 parked on street.
My insurance went up when i moved house by £200 when i had my BMW 320 convert.
I am currently with A-plan for £650 a year with exhaust mods declared which i feel is good, if it is sub £800 this year then i will be sticking with them unless KM can come up with something special!
I think most companies don't want your business at £2000 per year. Who would pay it for an 2003 wrx!!!
12 March 2010, 08:40 PM
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When I was with Ecar 3 years ago, they only insured upto group 17 cars, so how they quoted you for a group 19 WRX I don't know. Maybe they've changed since I used them.
12 March 2010, 09:06 PM
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must have ive had some stupid quotes postcodes are to blame my renewals due next month interesed to see what a plan come back with that quote from ecar was with all mods declared
13 March 2010, 08:04 AM
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just renewed my quote with a plan £554 full comp protected no claims age 51 wrx with ppp declared moley couldntmatch it unfortunately the closest he could get to was 590 ish and that is a birmingham post code..
13 March 2010, 10:02 AM
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hopefully i won't get a shock when it gets renewed if it stays the same that'd something. I have heard a lot of people saying their insurance has gone up for no reason other than premiums have gone up.
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