Insurance companies really do take the ****
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I'm 23 and Admiral want ~£850 for me to renew with the ST. It's about £100 more now that I have an SP30 
Gonna ring around some more specialist companies nearer the time, but I'm not holding out much hope, none of the 'mainstream' companies can get anywhere near Admiral
Gonna ring around some more specialist companies nearer the time, but I'm not holding out much hope, none of the 'mainstream' companies can get anywhere near Admiral
It's a 220bhp car, he is 23. It's not going to be free to insure it.
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Mine is newer and you don't live in an area where they share a braincell between the majority
I also have £200 compulsory and £150 voluntary with 11 years NCB.Just out of interest, put in the postcode of SA12 6YN and see how well you fare.
Makes absolutely no difference - mine was 4 years old when I insured it, aged 22, for only £100 more than Admiral want for you now
I'm 23 and Admiral want ~£850 for me to renew with the ST. It's about £100 more now that I have an SP30
Gonna ring around some more specialist companies nearer the time, but I'm not holding out much hope, none of the 'mainstream' companies can get anywhere near Admiral
I'm also 23 and Admiral have charged me £780 for the ST220 but like you no other company even comes close so I have no choice.
What really annoyed me was that I had a non-fault accident last year which admiral told me didn't cost them anything as the other party paid out, yet I have to pay an extra £100 for my insurance because of it. Ridiculous
Managed to get the price down a bit by "tweaking" my job title though, never put down a sales job. By adjusting my job title I saved £70!
I'm also 23 and Admiral have charged me £780 for the ST220 but like you no other company even comes close so I have no choice.
What really annoyed me was that I had a non-fault accident last year which admiral told me didn't cost them anything as the other party paid out, yet I have to pay an extra £100 for my insurance because of it. Ridiculous
Managed to get the price down a bit by "tweaking" my job title though, never put down a sales job. By adjusting my job title I saved £70!
should tweak it to a police man living in scotland
Would you like a medal or something?
yes
I've just had my insurance renewal through from Flux. It dropped to £530 when I switched to the red 420 with mods declared and limited mileage.
Despite being 24 and having 4 years NCB, the renewal price is a stonking £1,300. I've not paid over a grand for insurance in 2 years!
I'll be ringing them up and giving them up an ultimatum for sure.
Despite being 24 and having 4 years NCB, the renewal price is a stonking £1,300. I've not paid over a grand for insurance in 2 years!
I'll be ringing them up and giving them up an ultimatum for sure.
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worth how much? £4k?
compared to a focus st worth £14k? (possibly under estimate just a guess to show comparatively the value of the insured vehicle)
and which do you think is more of a thief target these days? the 14k car that every chav and his brother would love to get their flthy mits on or a much lower valued Mr2... and yes i know most Mr2s go backwards through 10 hedgerows but even if it did the payout is lower than a focus ST anyway?
FWIW
i pay £700~ for a Corolla T Sport 1.8 with admiral on 10 month scheme including notification of TTE backbox and a couple of other things.
So someone has statistical proof that salesmen drive like tossers then?