Anyone recommend good insurance brokers / sites for insuring S3 - I have so far been quoted £1200 for a 2007 model - seems outrageous - I have a clean licence for over 10 years - help!
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PaulAr
S3 (8P)
Yep, like the man said.
confused.com.
Or Adrian Flux.
Was miles out for me on the S3 but was very good previously.
Worth a phone call.
confused.com.
Or Adrian Flux.
Was miles out for me on the S3 but was very good previously.
Worth a phone call.
Fast,not furious
Dealing with an OCD
Mines about a 1/3 of that,with MoreThan,but i do have a totally clean slate 
. That includes recovery,home assistance,legal aid and protected no claims. Not bad,i thought!
. That includes recovery,home assistance,legal aid and protected no claims. Not bad,i thought!
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Two years ago (aged 29) I was paying £500 full comp for a brand new Subaru Impreza STI (group 20). This was from Privelage - clean slate and 8 years no claims protected.
Now I pay £300 for a brand new A3 1.8TFSI S-Line 2009 (which arrived today).
Same insurance company.
Just noticed I need to change my signature to the new car
Now I pay £300 for a brand new A3 1.8TFSI S-Line 2009 (which arrived today).
Same insurance company.
Just noticed I need to change my signature to the new car
www.swiftcover.com
moneysupermarket.com
comparethemarket.com
I always check those 2 comparison sites then go direct to insurer & see if cheaper
I wouldnt touch directline with a barge pole for the deepest river, absolute bunch of tossers
moneysupermarket.com
comparethemarket.com
I always check those 2 comparison sites then go direct to insurer & see if cheaper
I wouldnt touch directline with a barge pole for the deepest river, absolute bunch of tossers
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privilege for me too. Cheapest of the lot with business miles last year.
If you have a clean slate and have driven similar performing cars previously you could try peart.com
If you have a clean slate and have driven similar performing cars previously you could try peart.com
I was Privilege last year - cheap as chips when I first got the car. 1 year later, another years no claims (12) and 3 points off my licence and it went up £280!
So, moved to Bell, no one could touch them, cheaper than the previous year with all mods declared (£500 if your interested, not bad for central London!).
J
So, moved to Bell, no one could touch them, cheaper than the previous year with all mods declared (£500 if your interested, not bad for central London!).
J
Swift Cover for me - £390 for 32 yr old with 10 years protected no-claims and 3 points (SP50)... even with the missus on..!
Renewed mine last week and had hell of a job after declaring modifications! Got cover with NIG through Adrian Flux in the end. Go careful with the comparison sites though, I think they are on good commission deals with the insurers. They do a search then put you directly through to the insurance companies. I ended up speaking to four in total, one after another! If you buy from one of them there and then, they add on the comparison sites commission. I ended up paying £720 but when the insurance certificate and documentation came through, the premium stated was only £640!! I phoned NIG and they said it was their commission added on top.
Best to get the quotes and then go direct to the insurance company I'd say.
Best to get the quotes and then go direct to the insurance company I'd say.
I find with the comparison site, those that need the business give you a call.
Bell, there oline quote was cr@p... but they called a day later asking if I'd sorted anything out, and went through the details and BAM, they reduced their online quote by 50% near enough!
If they want the business... they will come!
ha ha ha
Bell, there oline quote was cr@p... but they called a day later asking if I'd sorted anything out, and went through the details and BAM, they reduced their online quote by 50% near enough!
If they want the business... they will come!
ha ha ha
