Insurance quotes

[europeanme]

just renewed the insurance on the S2, me(42) the wife(36), fully comp, 9 years NCB(protected), legal, 1 conviction(SP30), garaged and Thatcham Cat 1 including class 1 business use £282.00 - Result !!!!

do tell....

[Smith_S2]

Mines has just come up too

25years old, 7 years NCB, 3 points, Fully comp, plus my old man and sister on the insurance.

£284

Admiral

HTH!

[Davidsinclair05]

Try Footman James?

[Davidsinclair05]

33 yrs, 10 yrs no claims, protected, 3 points(sp30), fully comp and £181 but thats on the Isle of Skye where there is no car theft just lots of drunk and dissorderly

[Markarina]

plugged my details into comparethemarket.com, came up with several options, the best being through I Buy ECO which also included carbon offsetting FOC, apparently my S2 over 12000 miles will kick out 4.2tonnes

[iain1067]

My ncb is used up on the other car, just gone with royal and sun alliance, this was via the institute of advanced motorists (of which i am a member as a biker) £282 fully comp, parked on driveway wife as a named driver even though she only passed her test last month. this was on an 80q avant 2.6.

Iain

[europeanme]

plugged my details into comparethemarket.com, came up with several options, the best being through I Buy ECO which also included carbon offsetting FOC, apparently my S2 over 12000 miles will kick out 4.2tonnes

thanks for that......

[Smith_S2]

I gave Admiral a call just to confirm my insurance was ok for me to drive the car tomorrow. "Yes Mr Smith i'll just ask you a few security questions, D.O.B, postcode" you get the picture, the gentlemen on the other end of the phone goes through my details, no problems all is well. Then we come to payment ah ha!!! I asked if he wanted my card details, but he said no as they were already on "The system", i was pretty annoyed to find out the my own credit card details had been sitting on Admirals for a year when the premium had been paid in full. I wish i had paid by cheque. My point is where and who has access to such personal info.
Very worrying when lots of peoples information goes missed these days.

[Heat Seeking Missile]

I'm paying £860 FC, through Elephant, I'm 22 and in a semi-rural location. No-one else will come close. Oddly enough performance Audi's are so much cheaper to insure than equivalent BMW's, anyone know why?

Mark

[Smith_S2]

I'm paying £860 FC, through Elephant, I'm 22 and in a semi-rural location. No-one else will come close. Oddly enough performance Audi's are so much cheaper to insure than equivalent BMW's, anyone know why?

Mark

Because BMW drivers try to drive their M3's and 330's in the wet and the laws of physics take over, and generally all ends in tears , thus making their premiums go up.

Only joking, i have no idea why good question though? IMHO a BMW is more likely to be stolen than an Audi!!!

[Al Wyn]

I gave Admiral a call just to confirm my insurance was ok for me to drive the car tomorrow. "Yes Mr Smith i'll just ask you a few security questions, D.O.B, postcode" you get the picture, the gentlemen on the other end of the phone goes through my details, no problems all is well. Then we come to payment ah ha!!! I asked if he wanted my card details, but he said no as they were already on "The system", i was pretty annoyed to find out the my own credit card details had been sitting on Admirals for a year when the premium had been paid in full. I wish i had paid by cheque. My point is where and who has access to such personal info.
Very worrying when lots of peoples information goes missed these days.

Thats wrong Smithy under data protection they shouldnt have those details if youve payed in full. After the transactions and authorization taken place your details should have been erased or destroyed if on paper. Give them the rocket in the morning

[dest]

I got a quite the other day to see how our new address will change things, was quoted 280 quid tpft or about 50 more for full comp with Churchill

[Fat Audi 80]

Adrian Flux.

34 yo, 7 years NCD, SD&P, Fully Comp, £350 Excess, Garaged.


£240

[ciaranthemurph]

I just rejigged my insurance yesterday to allow for another car coming along in a week or so. The S2 was on my main policy with 3 years NCB which was £530 but has been put onto my daily driver policy with no NCB and it is now £1100, although that will go down in August. I'm 23 with car on driveway all mods declared and unlimited mileage. Not too bad I thought. That is all through Adrian Flux.

[gnutz2]

£775 fully comp 26 years old, £12000 agreed value with 5 yrs ncb, 2000 limited miles, cat1, on a 1987 mk2 golf with the S2 engine and quattro drive train.

With HIC.