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YOUR RESEARCHAnyone below £400 on their insurance?
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several people have reported success with admiral multicar; have gor first two with them just now and they are miles cheaper so will check when the porker is up for renewal to add to it...
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if you click on the link below to my previous thread there is a list of companies with phone numbers to check who have come up trumps for members before so its worth spending half an hour ringing round everyone there...
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£60 laid up for 4 months (dry use only) then £102 for the rest of the year.
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several people have reported success with admiral multicar; have gor first two with them just now and they are miles cheaper so will check when the porker is up for renewal to add to it...
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if you click on the link below to my previous thread there is a list of companies with phone numbers to check who have come up trumps for members before so its worth spending half an hour ringing round everyone there...
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Just had a quote off Kwik Fit for £326 + free MOT - £750 excess
Not bad, ok excess is a sting but I do look after the car well and my journeys are mostly quiet A-roads so chances of accident are minimised so much I shouldn't ever have to pay it!
Age - 39
Car - High spec. C2 3.4 MY00 valued @ £20000
No tracker, standard alarm
Location Worcestershire
Added a parent to get extra 10% off
I paid £540 + £750 ex last year so quite happy.
£391 Adrian Flux (NU)
£500XS
5 yrs NCB
34 yrs
Tracker
Garaged
5 or 6k miles PA (not sure, but I only do about 4k any way)
PS - my MOT's booked for the second year running at Progress Skoda at a heady £22!
36yr old, Engineer, with 33yr old Girlfriend on policy. 4 Years NCB. Fully Comp.
1985 Carrera.
Garaged
1500miles limited
Heritage Brokers (Norton) been with them for 5 years always cheapest.
£60 laid up for 4 months (dry use only) then £102 for the rest of the year. (no excess) :lol:
2004 996 Turbo
On drive, Tracker, Cat 1 etc. behind locked gates.
unlimited mileage.
Admiral
Insurance
.
£431. (350 excess) :lol:
Not to bad I Think, Will probably look at a multicar policy next... :?:
Crikey! £162 to insure a Porsche.
I thought £125 classic
insurance
for my 1962 VW Beetle 1.2 34HP sedan was cheap!
At the end of the day, I suppose they're the same sort of thing I guess
several people have reported success with admiral multicar; have gor first two with them just now and they are miles cheaper so will check when the porker is up for renewal to add to it...
if you click on the link below to my previous thread there is a list of companies with phone numbers to check who have come up trumps for members before so its worth spending half an hour ringing round everyone there...
http://911uk.com/viewtopic.php?t=44284&highlight=insurance
Have you just compared my Carrera to a Beetle :what: Thanks...
I love beetles, have had my 1970 1200 for 20 years.....
I'm not even going to tell you the spec of it, I'm not gonna set myself up for a ''Exelzion'' :floor:
Yes,
Insurance
is cheep... thank god!!.
Will they pay up...?
I always think you get what you pay for, I am with A Plan and did shop around... when i rang to look at A plan bettering some of my quotes including admiral the guy i spoke to warned that admiral and others are for average cars... so be carefull....
my question... would you all agree??
Cheers Paul
Yes, that was the point of my razz! [
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Either that or you caught me window licking again!
PS - the 34HP I boasted about was the 1962 (probably unverified) "factory" figures.
40+ years on, feeble 6V electrics running through porous sheathed cabling and some dodgy points would result in something in the twenties I guess.
I did get it up to an indicated 72 mph once, I think. That was with the aerodynamic equivalent of tying one arm behind its back:
a roof-rack and external sun-visor!
33 y/o, 996TT 2000X worth £30k. £430 with Admiral multicar, but that's in Scotland in the garage overnight with business usage and 15k miles, £350 excess.
Not bad at all!
Yes, totally agree on you get what you pay for. Also aware that insurance is pretty much all the same behind the scene. So what you need to do is find the cheapest base from a strong name and then affix some bolt ons.
This is what I have just purchased
Base insurance - £326 - £30 cash bah + £750 excess
Then added
Protected NCB
Insured the excess (this makes the excess the equivalent of zero as you can claim it all back)
Pay monthly APR
Legal aid
Now it is £400.70 spread over 11 months.
Came with lots of other extras like 10% off tyres, free MOT, £350 audio cover and so on.
All weighed up, an excellent deal.
I'm 31, have 11 ncb and drive a 52 reg 996 Turbo which is garaged. Admiral couldn't be beat for me and I now pay £361 with no restrictions. The excess is £300. Absolutely fantastic deal.
Jim :thumb:
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