HSBC quoted me £4,500
To insure a £1300 03 plate Clio 172 Cup.
I'm 34 with 3 years NCB and no points or anything. :( |
Did you take it? ;):D:D
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Originally Posted by Moley_WRX
(Post 11154242)
Did you take it? ;):D:D
I'm a central Manchester post code so probably one reason. You insure me anyway on my old car (not officially cancelled yet), so if I buy the 172 Cup I'll call you, although I heard insurers HATE these cars?! |
Nah they aren't too bad to insure, we just avoid the youngsters on them
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My cup cost 400 with no no-claims(new fresh policy)...I thought that was a good price.
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Originally Posted by jayallen
(Post 11154310)
My cup cost 400 with no no-claims(new fresh policy)...I thought that was a good price.
Thanks to Gary for sorting me out anyway. |
Hi Tony,
Glad Gary managed to sort this out for you. We had a problem with the 172 "cup" models (back in the day), but do cover them now for experienced drivers. Most of the 172 "cups" we cover these days are often used as track vehicles. After checking claims statistics across all products at the time and comparing the model against the (full fat) Clio 172, we found that frequency and severity of claims were worse for the 172 "Cup" model (which was a trend that continued). When analysing the types of claims received, they were largely comprised of hitting other vehicles in the rear, or swerving to avoid this incident after being unable to stop in time. Comparing the type of accidents with the specification of the 172 model vs the 172 Cup, the lack of ABS in the "cup" model seemed to be the likely cause of the problem at the time. Kind regards Tony |
Originally Posted by Tony@Greenlight
(Post 11158275)
Comparing the type of accidents with the specification of the 172 model vs the 172 Cup, the lack of ABS in the "cup" model seemed to be the likely cause of the problem at the time.
Kind regards Tony |
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