Author Topic: help wiv insurance!  (Read 2746 times)

trustno1

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help wiv insurance!
« on: 29 March 2004, 22:23 »
ok, heres the deal, ive bin offered a mk2 gti 8v mint for 500quid! its a mates mates car and it taking up his drive space (already has 3 other golfs!) anyway wot i was asking is is there any way i can cancel my current insurance C.I.S i've bin wiv them 4 bout 2years 6months, but would never b able 2 afford their quote 4 the gti as i need 2 find a cheaper insurance company as im only 20 (b 21 in under a month!) bin driving 2 years 6months wiv 1 yrs ncb, but as my pocily doesnt end till sept i wasnt sure if i could cancel it, if not i was thinking of hiring a garage off the council and keep it in their till sept, but i think that would kill me! as i only drive a mk5 escort 1.4chv at the mo!  

thanks in advance  ;D
« Last Edit: 29 March 2004, 22:25 by trustno1 »

Offline richy

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Re:help wiv insurance!
« Reply #1 on: 29 March 2004, 22:30 »
You can normally cancel an insurance policy no probs, but you wont get back the full value of the time remaining on your policy.  If the quote from your current lot is ridiculous then it might be worth cancelling and going somewhere else.  

If you're not going to mod your new car, try Admiral or Elephant.  If you plan to do mods, Adrian Flux is pretty good.  Dunno their numbers... have a look on t'internet. 8)

Hope this helps,
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« Reply #2 on: 29 March 2004, 22:36 »
for unmodded tescos also comes out well, so does privilege.

(^^ those two and directline all have the same underwriters..)

i'm with privilege coz it was cheapest for my old car.. i upgraded my policy when i got the valver (1 month in argg) coz it wasn't that far off others, but when it comes up in sept i'm going to shop around a lot.
Used to have a '97 MK3 16v GTI 3dr in 'Black Magic'... now have a '55 Civic Type-S...

CheshireGTI

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Re:help wiv insurance!
« Reply #3 on: 29 March 2004, 22:49 »
I used to be with CIS and I cancelled my policy and got a refund for the remaining months, went with Elephant as CIS quoted me ?3,000 tpft or somethin stupid for a gti.

trustno1

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« Reply #4 on: 30 March 2004, 00:17 »
but i may the insurance monthly does that affect anything? would i have 2 pay the remains of the policy till sept??

trustno1

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« Reply #5 on: 30 March 2004, 00:40 »
not bad!! got a quote 4 ?940 tpft 4 a mk2 gti 8v, thats well good 4 me  ;D, but got 2 hav an approved alarm put in, the quote was wiv tesco's i cant beleive it as im paying ?1,320 pa tpft 4 my 1.4chv mk5 escort  :o C.I.S sucks big time c**ts

CheshireGTI

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« Reply #6 on: 30 March 2004, 17:57 »
You can cancel now and you won't have to pay up to September, you should get a small rebate if it's half way through a month too!

Then you can take out a policy with an insurance company that doesn't take the pi$$! My first car was a Fiat Uno worth abt ?100 that didn't work properly and was paying ?800.00 tpft, never again!

VeeDubGTI16v

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« Reply #7 on: 30 March 2004, 17:59 »
why dont you see if you can get a quote to upgrade your existing policy to the gti?? then all you have to do is pay the difference between cars.

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« Reply #8 on: 30 March 2004, 18:28 »
Admiral really are ace!!!!!   ;D  ....just got a quote for ?490 (10month policy) or ?510 (12month policy) fully comp for my renewal premium (with 3 yrs no-claims). I phoned em up and asked em about mods.  Need to pay about 35-50 quid extra per non-engine mod (for admin costs, and slight premium rise).  

Adrian flux quoted about ?530 basic, with 25 quid extra per non-engine mod (admin only).

Not bad eh!  8)

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Re:help wiv insurance!
« Reply #9 on: 31 March 2004, 23:54 »
Try asda i heard they are quite good,(unmodded)