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I'm hoping to buy a '94 WRX in the next few weeks, except quotes so far all seem to be DOUBLE that of a UK model, I thought it was only supposed to be 25% odd more...
I'm only 21 with 0 NCB, had licence for 2 years, no claims accidents etc. and I have a cheap postcode I can get quotes of about £1500 for a UK turbo model with Tesco/Privilege but they are £3000 for a WRX! Anyone know if the quote for an import is reduced when you have the reg. no.? Also anyone have a WRX that is recognised correctly by insurance companies since I've managed to get a couple of WRX reg. no.s from dealers but they are incorrectly recognised as 1.8 imprezas?! Thanks in advance |
Hmm..
WRX will be more, but shouldn't be double. I did a 98 UK Turbo against a 98 Sti IV on tescos' quote thingy. UK was £960, the sti £1400, but remember thats more expensive again than a straight WRX. Interestingly I found on both quotes that garaging the car made about £30 a year difference.. Strange when you consider some companies would cover you unless its garaged.. |
I actually found my import WRX (94) cheaper to insure than UK car, and didn't need tracker (but did for UK car). Paid about £530 with Schofields 0113 250 0377. It's probably more to do with your age than car (I am 34) with the companies that are import friendly not being age friendly.
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When I insured my car(my94 Sti) the original
quote was for a WRX, but when I got another quote for the Sti they told me it was the same price, I seem to remember something about the cars showing up as 1800's now that you mention it. Maybe thats what it was rung with :,) |
Welcome to my nightmare. I'm just waiting for my insurers to call me back for a full quote on how much more I've got to pay for my Dawes. God, this is the bit that I hate most...
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