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help!!! Insurance :(

Post by alexperkins »

Hi all,

Its that time of year again and im stuck!

With the car about to have alloys and suspension fitted, i now face the difficulty of being nearly 18 with a modified car.

Ive called a load of insurers today and they wont touch me.

Who can I call

All help appreciated :D
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As we advised Bryony the other day, give Brentacre a call on 01792 650 933
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They wont touch me - you have to be 19 to be anywhere close to getting insured :(
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Post by shantybeater »

try ecar insurance, it came out £400 cheaper than quinn-direct, which was the cheapest on confused.com, although I havent declared my mod's yet...and i'm a bit worried about doing so to be honest!
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Post by alexperkins »

Well tesco have said its gonna go up to £900 with my excess to £500 so just another £100 on top which isnt too bad i guess. Bring on older years!!!!

I will have a look tho ;)
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cool let me know how you get on, i'll be interested to see if mod's make a huge difference on the insurance by ecar
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Yeah ecar are very cheap. Were miles cheaper than anywhere else.
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Theyre not bad - a tad more expensive than my tesco at present which is £735. Ecar quoted £754 lol with the mods ive got £1009
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Post by dino »

shantybeater wrote:try ecar insurance, it came out £400 cheaper than quinn-direct, which was the cheapest on confused.com, although I havent declared my mod's yet...and i'm a bit worried about doing so to be honest!
You'll be even more worried if (touch wood your dont) have an accident and realise your insurance is invalid.
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I know! it's been worrying me for a while, my rims hardly look standard :(
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Post by Robi mk4 »

im 18 got three points n a claim against me, i got coilies and wider wheel and wider tyres all declared, on a mk4 1.0l with 0NCB and i got quoted £4000 with liverpool n Vic on it as standard but i got a quote with Lancaster insurance and am with a company throught them called Jubilee enthusiast, and am fully comp for £2200, try lancaster they have a website do a classic and modern quote, might help.
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£4000 for a 1.0l? f**k that
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The most I paid on the GTi has been £1700, that was 19 with 0ncb and I'd only been driving for 1 year.
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thats good, i paid £1400 with ncb, under a years driving and the wisdom age of 21
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Post by mk4 glx 1.6 »

The joys of being an old fart, at least insurance is reasonable !

Good luck getting it sorted Alex, hopefully they won't remove an arm and a leg for the privilege !
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