Just a bit of a rant!
10 years driving, 6ncb, no points, no claims and still get stung!
£500 is the most ive paid for insurance in about 7 years!
i thought get older, more ncb, more driving years means it should go down - not up!
rant over.
Just a bit of a rant!
10 years driving, 6ncb, no points, no claims and still get stung!
£500 is the most ive paid for insurance in about 7 years!
i thought get older, more ncb, more driving years means it should go down - not up!
rant over.
My car thread - http://www.audi-sport.net/vb/new-a3-...tml?highlight=
Unfortunatly with the past 2 winters there has been an increase in accidents, plus there seems to be an increase in uninsured drivers plus compnays cliaming for personnel injury (whiplash payouts) all putting insurance premiums up, mine has gone up for the last 2 years even though my ncb has increased and I have no points
My S3 has been around the £550 mark for the last 3 years running, phoning around saved me £60 based on the renewal quote, it was £460 odd 4 years ago before I got my speeding points.
You've got to have a laugh!
99' Audi S3(APY) - Brilliant Black, it's back!
I wish mine was that cheap, I pay 5x that!
Now - Ford Focus RS (305 bhp) - 2009
Previous Cars
A4 2.0 TFSi S-Line (251 bhp) - 2005
Audi A3 3.2 Quattro Sport (250 bhp) - 2004
Ford Fiesta ST (150 bhp) - 2006
Ford Focus ST2 (290 bhp) - 2009
Skoda Octavia vrS (215 bhp) - 2001
Volkswagen Golf GTi Turbo (230 bhp) - 2001
It's going up for everyone unfortunately. My kit car insurance was £270 this year - has been around the £200 mark in all previous years. For some reason the S3 and Cordy insured in April was about the same as last year (£670 for both, all mods declared), but expect a huge hike next year![]()
Jason
2001 Nogaro S3 (daily driver)
1958 replica Porsche 356 Speedster (summer posing)
1997 Seat Cordoba SX 16v (track day toy) replacing (t)rusty 1994 Seat Ibiza GTi RIP
Wish mine was that cheap too. With 9 years no claims i don't see anything under £700.
£500 ain't that bad mate.
Mine wasn't much less than that when I had a 2.0 FSI.... and I had 16 years driving with about 13 years no claims bonus!
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A3 2.0TFSI DSG Bluefin
I think we just have to accept that Audi, as a premium brand, are just more expensive to insure in general.
You've got to have a laugh!
99' Audi S3(APY) - Brilliant Black, it's back!
Now - Ford Focus RS (305 bhp) - 2009
Previous Cars
A4 2.0 TFSi S-Line (251 bhp) - 2005
Audi A3 3.2 Quattro Sport (250 bhp) - 2004
Ford Fiesta ST (150 bhp) - 2006
Ford Focus ST2 (290 bhp) - 2009
Skoda Octavia vrS (215 bhp) - 2001
Volkswagen Golf GTi Turbo (230 bhp) - 2001
I'd never pay that much for insurance just on princible.

i pay £86 a month right now with 4 years NCB, but iv got 8 points for a IN14 which was given to me because some twat used my car without my knowing and went through a speed camera,
Last edited by Turkster; 2nd October 2011 at 20:53.
Do you want £5k a month, every month, for working 3 hours a week part time ? I'm serious, open the link!
http://www.makeandsavecash.com
Some people are paying some crazing premiums!
Sounds like my £500 is quite reasonable ha ha
My car thread - http://www.audi-sport.net/vb/new-a3-...tml?highlight=
You don't have to look far to see why premiums are going up,I saw a thread the other day when someone was hit by another car and a few said claim whiplash ! It's a bit like buying chrome mirrors off eBay.
Yep, spot on Jason. The population moans about premiums going up yet I bet the majority would happily put in a spurious post-accident whiplash claim. 'It's free money' - yeah, right.
Government keep saying that they are going to do something about car insurance - we have to have it, yet the cost is spiralling out of control.
Jason
2001 Nogaro S3 (daily driver)
1958 replica Porsche 356 Speedster (summer posing)
1997 Seat Cordoba SX 16v (track day toy) replacing (t)rusty 1994 Seat Ibiza GTi RIP
£1250.00 last year 45yrs old 10 yrs ncb protected, two none fault claims in the last two years, and it will probably go up to over £2k on renewal this year. B8 area of brum, where uninsured drivers are 30% above the national average.
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Synergy-Solutions
Lol mines not as bad as i thought then,
23yo, 2 years ncb, all mods declared....
£700![]()
Age 49, driving 32 years, no claims ever, last points were in 2003, protected NCB. I have just paid £600 for a 57-reg 3.0TDi
Jeff:
A4 3.0TDi SE Quattro Tiptronic
Life is what happens to you while you're busy making other plans.
its going up :/