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Graham
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I was with NFU for years,
Then for the sake of a few quid, I tried these other guys who are on the forum, with sponsoring.
I think I have a 5000 mile limited miles, but to be honest, this year looks like it won't even be 5 miles driven.
About £360 I paid.
Gra.
Then for the sake of a few quid, I tried these other guys who are on the forum, with sponsoring.
I think I have a 5000 mile limited miles, but to be honest, this year looks like it won't even be 5 miles driven.
About £360 I paid.
Gra.
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I'm insured with Co-op insurance - only because that's what came up cheapest after running a comparison. Also, could have gone cheaper, but wanted 3rd party cover on other vehicles (drive my parents cars occasionally, as well as sometimes borrowing a tow car on a rally and use it for marshalling)
Think I'm paying about £300 for insurance on my 90.
If it's stock, run through a comparison on comparethemarket and moneysupermarket, sometimes they will let small mods go through
Think I'm paying about £300 for insurance on my 90.
If it's stock, run through a comparison on comparethemarket and moneysupermarket, sometimes they will let small mods go through
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fast but dim
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I've just (an hour ago) insured with Chris Knott off here:
http://www.ckinsurance.co.uk/
They are price matching at the moment, basically I got a decent policy, from a friendly and knowledgable broker for the price of a buget policy off go compare. I cannot praise the service i received highly enough.
£342, plus a great deal on monthly payments, Which is around half what it was last year!
http://www.ckinsurance.co.uk/
They are price matching at the moment, basically I got a decent policy, from a friendly and knowledgable broker for the price of a buget policy off go compare. I cannot praise the service i received highly enough.
£342, plus a great deal on monthly payments, Which is around half what it was last year!
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Graham
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I can't see how that can be done quite frankly.
Are they giving some thing equal to 90% NCD, ?
Gra.
fast but dim
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sounds possible Graham, cheapest i found was £280, and I've got points. My insurance has dropped considerably relative to last year.
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Graham,
No I had full benefits, no limitations and only a £250 excess and NCD protection with direct line for less than £300
but they dont do modifications or off road cover, When I notified them that I had fitted the snorkel they cancelled my insurance.
hence I am now with NFU at about £700 for full cover and mods and offroad.
Also I have no points and 19 years NCD
No I had full benefits, no limitations and only a £250 excess and NCD protection with direct line for less than £300
but they dont do modifications or off road cover, When I notified them that I had fitted the snorkel they cancelled my insurance.
hence I am now with NFU at about £700 for full cover and mods and offroad.
Also I have no points and 19 years NCD
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You will find most places are extremely nice when they are taking your money off you.... the test of a good insurance company is if you ever find yourself in the unfortunate situation where you have to make a claim.
NFU might not be the cheapest, but their claim service is second to none. Oh and they cover Morocco too which is a must for me.
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fast but dim
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Gra, why do you feel the need to be so doubting and negative about the cost of Devil's Insurance? I can't see why you feel the need to comment.
fast but dim
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Lol, you're not wrong, but it's nice to find someone willing to spend an hour on the phone to save you money and get you a decent policy. In the end I went for a policy that cost a bit more, from highway insurance, part of LV.
Chris Knott is a broker, not an insurance company, but they were knowlegable, helpful and got me a better policy for less money than I could have done online.
You`re right was £1XX + protected no claims + legal + hire car cover took it to £229
10000 miles
£500 excess
£75 glass
no offroading or mods
I,ve never claimed in over 21 years,never had a fault accident, i have another car, i,m a low risk, car is garaged or very least in locked drive and have my house, cars, business all with Direct Line.
Had 1 business claim and it was dealt with in weeks, I can not see past them for insurance.
D
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I'm with Admiral forno other reason than they were the cheapest. £400 for a standard 120 incl business use fully comp etc. Three claims between my mrs and myself (2 at fault and 1 no fault) and 3points, so I think I did quite well.
If your 120 is standard and no off roading, then use the comparison sites, you should be able to get a good deal.
If your 120 is standard and no off roading, then use the comparison sites, you should be able to get a good deal.
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As Bat21 observed above, the real test of an insurance company is when you make a claim. My wife pranged our previous 4WD approx 4 years ago and I found Direct Line's chosen body shop to be close to useless in terms of timescales, lack of customer service and, worst of all, failing to repair the paintwork properly.
No doubt this was down to the individual bodyshop in question but I won't go with Direct Line again regardless of price.
No doubt this was down to the individual bodyshop in question but I won't go with Direct Line again regardless of price.
