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lookin round for Quotes at the mo..

I'm 21 wiv 4years NCB with dirct line the moment but want to move to someone who doesnt mind mods. I'm only planning on lowering,Induction kit and exaust.

so far been quoted £760 from adrean flux, £1200 from liverpool victoria , and £650 from elephant. wait for a qoute to come back from greenlight.

Who are you guys with, and any other ideas of companys i should try.

Cheeres

I'm with Direct Line but so far have no mods to declare, unless a Richbrook tdh comes under that umbrella! I will be looking to make some mods in the future, like yourself probably lowering, exhaust, maybe BMC, and will then probably move away from Direct Line unless they can cover my mods like for like.

Adrian Flux sound OK. My first year's insurance was about what you're paying there, I was 22, 4 yrs NCB, Direct Line made it £790 with protected NCB and a named driver (my Mum!). Its now dropped to £460 for the same level of coverage, 5 yrs NCB now

You could try HIC?

not bad prices peeps !

im insured with trident at the moment there quite good, maybe you should give em a try, my insurance stats are . .

2000 Polo Gti

6 Yrs no claims Bonus + Fully Protected No claims bonus (i can have 2 smashes in 3 yrs and still be left with full no claims)

17" wheels

Lowered

BMC CDA Air filter

£595 !

i am 23 though (24 in Nov)

Shweeeeeeeet

:¬P

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Neilw

You ought to try having your mother as an additional named driver (or your wife if u have one) - this usually lowers the cost. Also if you're a named driver on somebody else's policy that sometimes lowers it.

Admiral also do this thing where you can opt to insure for only 10mths and they'll give you a years NCB at the end of it. 10mths will cost you less than the year although its more per month if you know what i mean?

Mines £430 with 3 yrs NCB - but i'm 30! Other company's were qouting me about £700.

Norwich Union Direct are sometimes good.

Apparently somebody said that if you ring up towards the end of a month you're likely to get better deals as companies try to secure policies - don't know if thats rubbish or not though?

try screentrade peeps . cheepest by far