probably been done before, but thought i would do a post!

 

ill start.

 

im 22, jspec auto twin tubby, £570 fully comp, 2 years ncb, 0 points :nana2:

who's that with?

I had a quick look for quotes and I was getting about that figure and I'm 26 with 5 years no claims!

who's that with?

I had a quick look for quotes and I was getting about that figure and I'm 26 with 5 years no claims!

 

admiral.. been with them since i started driving.. so what 5 years.. all helps

I usually find staying with the same company does the opposite of help! Normally I get the renewal letter through with a quote that is noticably more than what I can get from the same company through their website. They seem to penalise you (or at least me) for being loyal.

Anyway, I'll be having a look at Admiral!

I usually find staying with the same company does the opposite of help! Normally I get the renewal letter through with a quote that is noticably more than what I can get from the same company through their website. They seem to penalise you (or at least me) for being loyal.

Anyway, I'll be having a look at Admiral!

 

Been with Admiral for the last two years and just got my third year quote and the price has halved again, they seem to be good to repeat customers.

 

Cheers,

23 in a TT Tpft £800 over 12 months and all mods declared

i get my dad to insure mine and i drive it 3rd party with insurance from my other car thats fully comp, he's 49, 3.5k agree val, wheels declaired but no other mods, about 170 quid a year.

37 years young mines on a multi car policy all mods declared 300 quid limited to 6k miles

22 jspec twin turbo, about £1200 PA

i get my dad to insure mine and i drive it 3rd party with insurance from my other car thats fully comp, he's 49, 3.5k agree val, wheels declaired but no other mods, about 170 quid a year.

 

I take it the cars registered in your dads name??

20 uk spec TT £1385, 10 months, Elephant

I'm 39, 5 years ncb, AA £220 comprehensive,legal included+ courtesey car.

Benefit of trying 4 comparison sites.

37 years young mines on a multi car policy all mods declared 300 quid limited to 6k miles

 

who is that with bud?

 

cheers

I take it the cars registered in your dads name??

 

it has to be otherwise they wont insure it

probably been done before, but thought i would do a post!

 

ill start.

 

im 22, jspec auto twin tubby, £570 fully comp, 2 years ncb, 0 points :nana2:

 

Thats unreal. I'm 26 with an j-spec NA and Admiral quoted me over £700. No points or crashes and over 5 yrs NCB. Elephant, who are the same company, quoted me around £570. Just goes to show that insurance is just a lottery.

 

Alex

All the above doesn't take account of occupations, post codes, garaged or street parking etc etc but it does show apparent anomalies & the value of shopping around & MOST IMPORTANTLY the value of this forum & contributions to it. I think the phrase is 'knowledge is power'.

All the above doesn't take account of occupations, post codes, garaged or street parking etc etc but it does show apparent anomalies & the value of shopping around & MOST IMPORTANTLY the value of this forum & contributions to it. I think the phrase is 'knowledge is power'.

 

to true... also seems to favour me with the zed as a skyline GTST would have been £1993 a year... dont really understand it but.. not complaining!

they still wont even look at me on one

they still wont even look at me on one

 

strange world we live in!

it has to be otherwise they wont insure it

 

Do you have it at the correct address (if you dont live with father) where its parked and yourself as the main driver cos the insurance will try and check in the case of a claim

Do you have it at the correct address (if you dont live with father) where its parked and yourself as the main driver cos the insurance will try and check in the case of a claim

 

true ... when i went to insure my first car (under my mothers name) the company i was with (think it was cis.. cant really remember) came out and checked the car out before covering me.. they did in the end but point im getting at is they can and will try and get out of any payment should you have to claim.