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20 November 2011, 04:02 PM
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insurence quote
right 1st off i've got a trade policy as i buy and sell cars on the side but just for a giggle i had a look at what it would cost to insure my scooby with everything decleard on the compair sites and the only quote i could get come in at
£6,489.93
Deposit
:
£977.24
Monthly
:
9 x £701.43
Total
:
£7,290.21
Voluntary
:
£500
Compulsory
:
£475
Total
:
£975
£6,489.93
Deposit
:
£977.24
Monthly
:
9 x £701.43
Total
:
£7,290.21
Voluntary
:
£500
Compulsory
:
£475
Total
:
£975
20 November 2011, 04:15 PM
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I paid £660 fully comp in 2010 on my uk330. Fully comp etc im 30 with 8years N.C.B. My renewal with same company came through at £2300. I phoned and asked why and was told insurance gone up and asked if anything had changed. I said yes im a year older and have one more years N.C.B. After shopping around i went with sky insurance this year £750 with protected no claims and breakdown cover. 
20 November 2011, 05:20 PM
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im 29 , 9 years n/c ,garage, on a modified bug all mods declared 
with adrian flux £1,680 !! and that was a good quote compared to some !! but thats with break down cover and a 300 exess
with adrian flux £1,680 !! and that was a good quote compared to some !! but thats with break down cover and a 300 exess
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21 November 2011, 12:41 PM
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Hi InitialD,
Flux are one of the best firms in the country for specialist, performance or modified cars.
I'm not sure as to how they view Subaru Impreza models though, as several of the posts on here seem to indicate that they are not keen on the model.
As sonic93 and Chocolate_o_brien say, that does seem a bit high (bearing your record and that you live in surrey in mind).
You need to "phone a fwend" (apologies to chocolate_o_brien for the plagiarism) or you could give us a try.
We are modification friendly, have good technical knowledge in relation to the model and the potential modifications.
If you get 10 minutes spare when your renewal hits your mat, we'd be happy to help
Kind regards
Tony
Flux are one of the best firms in the country for specialist, performance or modified cars.
I'm not sure as to how they view Subaru Impreza models though, as several of the posts on here seem to indicate that they are not keen on the model.
As sonic93 and Chocolate_o_brien say, that does seem a bit high (bearing your record and that you live in surrey in mind).
You need to "phone a fwend" (apologies to chocolate_o_brien for the plagiarism) or you could give us a try.
We are modification friendly, have good technical knowledge in relation to the model and the potential modifications.
If you get 10 minutes spare when your renewal hits your mat, we'd be happy to help
Kind regards
Tony
21 November 2011, 03:46 PM
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Hi InitialD,
Flux are one of the best firms in the country for specialist, performance or modified cars.
I'm not sure as to how they view Subaru Impreza models though, as several of the posts on here seem to indicate that they are not keen on the model.
As sonic93 and Chocolate_o_brien say, that does seem a bit high (bearing your record and that you live in surrey in mind).
You need to "phone a fwend" (apologies to chocolate_o_brien for the plagiarism) or you could give us a try.
We are modification friendly, have good technical knowledge in relation to the model and the potential modifications.
If you get 10 minutes spare when your renewal hits your mat, we'd be happy to help
Kind regards
Tony
Flux are one of the best firms in the country for specialist, performance or modified cars.
I'm not sure as to how they view Subaru Impreza models though, as several of the posts on here seem to indicate that they are not keen on the model.
As sonic93 and Chocolate_o_brien say, that does seem a bit high (bearing your record and that you live in surrey in mind).
You need to "phone a fwend" (apologies to chocolate_o_brien for the plagiarism) or you could give us a try.
We are modification friendly, have good technical knowledge in relation to the model and the potential modifications.
If you get 10 minutes spare when your renewal hits your mat, we'd be happy to help
Kind regards
Tony
cheers tony , i will definately keep that in mind fella as come renewal time ill be the big 3 0 !! does it lower insurance considerably ?
22 November 2011, 10:22 AM
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Hi InitialD,
Age is usually helpful to Motor Insurance premiums and 25/30/40 were the original milestone ages.
Turning 30 will bring additional Insurers into play, which is helpful.
With performance cars, Underwriters tend to look at driving experience, length of licence, NCB and your record.
This will make a bigger difference than anything.
Insurers track claims and group age/licence lengths together when assessing the chances of receiving claims. You tend to find that average accident frequencies and the chance of having the 'hero' style colossal claims reduces with maturity and experience.
Kind regards
Tony
Age is usually helpful to Motor Insurance premiums and 25/30/40 were the original milestone ages.
Turning 30 will bring additional Insurers into play, which is helpful.
With performance cars, Underwriters tend to look at driving experience, length of licence, NCB and your record.
This will make a bigger difference than anything.
Insurers track claims and group age/licence lengths together when assessing the chances of receiving claims. You tend to find that average accident frequencies and the chance of having the 'hero' style colossal claims reduces with maturity and experience.
Kind regards
Tony
23 November 2011, 02:32 AM
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Im just looking somehow into insuring my scoob 21.1 year ncb,95 wrx,no perfomance mod's (Yet)
With winter coming up quicker than expected as always. a 2nd car for my mum and me would be a massive plus point. mums got over 10 years ncb. VG postcode (rural)
Would you possible be able to quote main driver (mother) and me as a named driver. very limited mileage (petrol cost's and running costs) plus keeping my own seat leon insured in my own name.
Any pointer's or help mate be great
With winter coming up quicker than expected as always. a 2nd car for my mum and me would be a massive plus point. mums got over 10 years ncb. VG postcode (rural)
Would you possible be able to quote main driver (mother) and me as a named driver. very limited mileage (petrol cost's and running costs) plus keeping my own seat leon insured in my own name.
Any pointer's or help mate be great
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Im just looking somehow into insuring my scoob 21.1 year ncb,95 wrx,no perfomance mod's (Yet)
With winter coming up quicker than expected as always. a 2nd car for my mum and me would be a massive plus point. mums got over 10 years ncb. VG postcode (rural)
Would you possible be able to quote main driver (mother) and me as a named driver. very limited mileage (petrol cost's and running costs) plus keeping my own seat leon insured in my own name.
Any pointer's or help mate be great
With winter coming up quicker than expected as always. a 2nd car for my mum and me would be a massive plus point. mums got over 10 years ncb. VG postcode (rural)
Would you possible be able to quote main driver (mother) and me as a named driver. very limited mileage (petrol cost's and running costs) plus keeping my own seat leon insured in my own name.
Any pointer's or help mate be great
23 November 2011, 06:16 PM
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If you think thats bad I was quoted off one of these comparison sites something like 18k to insure a standard 1.9 astra H CDTI (120), and im over 40!
I dont think they wanted my money
Tony
I dont think they wanted my money
Tony
23 November 2011, 06:29 PM
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23 November 2011, 07:02 PM
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Im just looking somehow into insuring my scoob 21.1 year ncb,95 wrx,no perfomance mod's (Yet)
With winter coming up quicker than expected as always. a 2nd car for my mum and me would be a massive plus point. mums got over 10 years ncb. VG postcode (rural)
Would you possible be able to quote main driver (mother) and me as a named driver. very limited mileage (petrol cost's and running costs) plus keeping my own seat leon insured in my own name.
Any pointer's or help mate be great
With winter coming up quicker than expected as always. a 2nd car for my mum and me would be a massive plus point. mums got over 10 years ncb. VG postcode (rural)
Would you possible be able to quote main driver (mother) and me as a named driver. very limited mileage (petrol cost's and running costs) plus keeping my own seat leon insured in my own name.
Any pointer's or help mate be great
Not a chance.
24 November 2011, 04:27 PM
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Im having a nightmare with insurance quotes the cheapest has been £2400!! Im 25 from liverpool..got the opportunity of buyin a well looked after hawkeye wrx off my dads mate.. If i cant get a better quote will have to let it go :-( any help gary? I pm'd u the details the other if u can help.. :-)
24 November 2011, 05:36 PM
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This would be a new purchase, but i had a 300bhp turbo 2000 which i had to sell when i got made redundant about two years ago. The new one is fitted with a tracker (not sure wot one cud find out) and will be kept in a locked garage. I've got 6 years ncb and have been drivin for 6.5 years. To be honest i wasnt expectin it too be cheap..just not over two grand thats too much like.. Could you provide a quote at all then?
24 November 2011, 05:37 PM
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i wanted to cancle my insurance today but deposit is non refundable i payed a larger deposit so monthly £££ would be cheaper could you tell me why its non refundable
i do about 40 miles a week at most (only use some weekends) and i pay 130 a month for 40 miles
i do about 40 miles a week at most (only use some weekends) and i pay 130 a month for 40 miles
24 November 2011, 07:47 PM
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What was the reason for cancelling it?
24 November 2011, 07:49 PM
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This would be a new purchase, but i had a 300bhp turbo 2000 which i had to sell when i got made redundant about two years ago. The new one is fitted with a tracker (not sure wot one cud find out) and will be kept in a locked garage. I've got 6 years ncb and have been drivin for 6.5 years. To be honest i wasnt expectin it too be cheap..just not over two grand thats too much like.. Could you provide a quote at all then?
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24 November 2011, 09:22 PM
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Yeh it was about two years ago.. This time last year i had a bluefin focus st, its no impreza but still had about 250bhp..but for the amount of fuel i was goin thru i thought id rather have another impreza so i only had that till may this year. I sent you my details by pm yday or the day before..if you need anything else just let me no..cheers gary
