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Re: Car insurance opinion
« Reply #15 on: 31 December 2010, 15:02:08 »
just got mine now £450 with all extras, as said would leave £700 my arse. ;D ;D ;D
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« Reply #16 on: 31 December 2010, 15:28:18 »
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Hate car insurance, I pay £645 fully comp with all the kit and mods insured, plus another 250 for business use, the latter being a complete waste, as the taxman cut my tax code due to the amount I claimed last year, need to wait and see what they do next year, as business use might just go out the window, as I get nowehere near the money it costs me, and to be hit on tax aswell just sucks :( 
Ouch!

I'm with Direct Line. About 6 months ago I asked them how much it extra it would cost to add bussiness use onto my policy... Their answer... £0.00 (free)!  :o

Bloke said that they dont offer it unless you ask for it though!
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Re: Car insurance opinion
« Reply #17 on: 31 December 2010, 15:38:40 »
I paid £179.79 fully comp. this year, full NCD, through some agency, but its AA insurance. :y
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Re: Car insurance opinion
« Reply #18 on: 31 December 2010, 23:54:53 »
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I paid £179.79 fully comp. this year, full NCD, through some agency, but its AA insurance. :y
you must have a nice post code :y :) :)
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Re: Car insurance opinion
« Reply #19 on: 01 January 2011, 02:22:32 »
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I paid £179.79 fully comp. this year, full NCD, through some agency, but its AA insurance. :y
you must have a nice post code :y :) :)


Well I like it!!! ;D ;D ;D 8-) 8-) 8-)
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Re: Car insurance opinion
« Reply #20 on: 01 January 2011, 02:32:02 »
Mine went up to nearly 600 with the AA this year, did some net work, & as much as I said I'd never use them because of the bloody annoying adverts, GoCompare got me down to just under £450, can't remember who it's actually with.
Reasonable postcode, driveway kept, 20 yrs driving, 1 Sp30 (now ;)) and no incidents in last 5 years. Class 1 business use £11, bout the same as I've always paid, listed as electronic engineer for a job.

Interested why the MV6 seems to be cheaper than the Elite- surely the .2L & extra 10BHP would put it up?
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Re: Car insurance opinion
« Reply #21 on: 01 January 2011, 08:44:20 »
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Mine went up to nearly 600 with the AA this year, did some net work, & as much as I said I'd never use them because of the bloody annoying adverts, GoCompare got me down to just under £450, can't remember who it's actually with.
Reasonable postcode, driveway kept, 20 yrs driving, 1 Sp30 (now ;)) and no incidents in last 5 years. Class 1 business use £11, bout the same as I've always paid, listed as electronic engineer for a job.

Interested why the MV6 seems to be cheaper than the Elite- surely the .2L & extra 10BHP would put it up?

elite has around £4000 worth of kit that the mv6 doesnt
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Re: Car insurance opinion
« Reply #22 on: 01 January 2011, 12:55:05 »
fair point..... but speed kills i hear  ::)
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« Reply #23 on: 01 January 2011, 15:05:34 »
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fair point..... but speed kills i hear  ::)

speed THRILLS.... its the sudden stop that kills!! ;D ;D :y
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Re: Car insurance opinion
« Reply #24 on: 01 January 2011, 19:38:37 »
i just insured the omega 1996 3.0 elite and my pug306 dturbo, admiral miltycar . omega tpft and pug fc, £511, and they let me bonus match the omega with the pug 11 years no claims. am 28, it is would be about £40 dearer per car if i didnt put my 26 year old girlfriend on the cars, also thats with my 24 year old bro and 32 year old mate on omega as named drivers too.
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« Reply #25 on: 02 January 2011, 13:25:06 »
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I pay around £250 for my 3.2 Elite 03 plate, with declared mods.  But then I'm old, and live in a small market town.

I know one insurance broker has told us before that they are uncompetitive in the Greater Manchester area...

That sounds pretty good. That's what I used to pay before Esure shoved their prices through the roof. Someone told me they'd lost a lot of money to the Icelandic banks and were trying to get it back from their customers.

When I moved from car crime ridden inner city Sheffield (car broken into or stolen 13 times in 5 years) to Buckinghamshire (no known car crime) my insurance went UP! Reason given: "rich area, innit." Not when you're skint and move back in with your mother it isn't!
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Re: Car insurance opinion
« Reply #26 on: 02 January 2011, 13:25:53 »
Forgot to ask. Who was the £250 with?!

Was that A-plan?
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Re: Car insurance opinion
« Reply #27 on: 03 January 2011, 15:26:36 »
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Mine went up to nearly 600 with the AA this year, did some net work, & as much as I said I'd never use them because of the bloody annoying adverts, GoCompare got me down to just under £450, can't remember who it's actually with.
Reasonable postcode, driveway kept, 20 yrs driving, 1 Sp30 (now ;)) and no incidents in last 5 years. Class 1 business use £11, bout the same as I've always paid, listed as electronic engineer for a job.

Interested why the MV6 seems to be cheaper than the Elite- surely the .2L & extra 10BHP would put it up?

Swiftcover.com. Cheaper through go compare than direct FTW!
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