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Offline GolfGL

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Re: Insurance- Who is cheap?
« Reply #10 on: 01 March 2006, 22:44 »
For myself, quite a young driver i have found Admiral (also elephant and bell) very good all with differing prices which is weird :huh: But as martinb said agreed value is important as i remeber my first car the fiesta i bought for £700 was only worth £300 when it got written off. Even though i did buy it back for £50 fixed it for another £50 and sold it for £600 :grin:
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Re: Insurance- Who is cheap?
« Reply #11 on: 02 March 2006, 00:03 »
I've just had my renewal come through from Elephant, they quoted me £516 TPFT for me (8yrs driving, 3yrs no claims, clean license) and my wife (provisional license) on my 1.4 N reg Polo. But Admiral quoted me £430 and best still AA quoted me £331.
Interestingly all the quotes I got off Confused.com came out as about £10 higher than the quotes I did myself.
Gonna look into some more tomorrow.


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Re: Insurance- Who is cheap?
« Reply #12 on: 02 March 2006, 21:00 »
Try Sharp Insurance at www.sharpinsurance.co.uk they are a broker, but I have insured my 16v through them and they are really good. Wife insured her 1.8 16v Corrado through them also, 34, 7yrs NCB Fully comp, £262, includes windscreen, uninsured loss recovery, and key insurance, covers ALL of your keys, if they get stolen or lost, and are unrecovered, they will pay for a locksmith to come out and change all of your locks, to a value of £1500. :smiley: :smiley:
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Re: Insurance- Who is cheap?
« Reply #13 on: 02 March 2006, 21:09 »
I did the MoneySupermarket thing today, mine runs out 28th March.

I have been with Tescos for the last 3 years and their quote came in at £285

Post Office  =  £252

Swift Cover £275

All with Protected no claims - I have 8 years, legal cover and an average replacement car. The Post Office one also guarantees repairs for 3 years.

So looks like i'll be switching!

Oh yea the PO one is actually with Norwich Union, so why cant I get a cheaper quote direct from them? Crazy!
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Re: Insurance- Who is cheap?
« Reply #14 on: 03 March 2006, 11:58 »
Elephant gave me the best quote so far for my scirocco scala - £212 TPFT with 5 yrs no claims and 3 points. I get loads of money off if you stick the mrs on as a named driver - about £100! She probably isn't going to even drive it..  Admiral was next best - £225, but I think that was fully comp. If you get a quote from elephant, take your phone off the hook, cos they phone me almost daily. I keep telling them I'm repairing it before it goes back on the road! P'raps they're just being friendly.   :tongue:

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Re: Insurance- Who is cheap?
« Reply #15 on: 03 March 2006, 20:09 »
Funny you should say that about sticking the Mrs on to get it cheaper. When El Presidente was looking for insurance for her 'Raddo, she got a quote from Diamond, you know, the ones that make out all blokes are kamikaze pilots in training, expecting it to be really cheap. Not only was it about £80 more expensive than the quote from Sharp, it was cheaper if she put me on the policy. They don't tell you that in the adverts :laugh: :laugh:
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Re: Insurance- Who is cheap?
« Reply #16 on: 04 March 2006, 19:20 »
used to be with admiral for donkeys..... (elephant is the same company by the way...), they were good, but ive just ditched them for these folks

http://www.onequotedirect.co.uk/

i now insure a damn nice motorbike, and a diesel work mobile for alot less than the price of my mk4 gti...

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they may be crap i dunno but there fine to me :smiley: