Insurance

[xdeity]

i am 30 years old and have 3 years no claims (had a company car before that) coming quickly up to four years no claims and just got some quotes through confused.com. would have thought that it would have been far lower on a standard is200 se nav, but the cheapest quote was over 600. i live in a fairly nice area with a good postcode. wondered what the rest of you pay for insurance and through who.

[Mr-Lex]

Do a search mate, this has been covered many times ;)

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millions here...find the one you need :winky:

[derekyau]

i am 30 years old and have 3 years no claims (had a company car before that) coming quickly up to four years no claims and just got some quotes through confused.com. would have thought that it would have been far lower on a standard is200 se nav, but the cheapest quote was over 600. i live in a fairly nice area with a good postcode. wondered what the rest of you pay for insurance and through who.

600 does sound a bit much... but I thought Manchester was generally a bit bad for car crime?

Try the A-plan link at the top of this site - they've been sorting people out very well, including me! :)

[lexus_IS_200]

i am currently searching for a new one A plan or getting back to me today

[Bloodygoodbloke]

if you have more than 1 car in the household then look at a multicar policy.

i know that place that has the ad with the Nelson look alike and parrot knocked almost £450 of the cost of insuring both our cars.

PLUS they used her indoors 5 years NCD against the lexus and my measley 1 year against her car to reduce the cost.

[lexus_IS_200]

look @ churchill they are offering to beat all quotes

i just got a quote online with them and it was 820 rang them up and told them what my best quote was 620 and they offered me 618

[Scarlet Pimpernell]

try

www.confused.com

I use Direct Line, 39, married, use includes Business Class 1, Legal cover, high risk postcode, unlimited mileage, £150 excess, £480. Covers both me and mrs jamboo and we both have full NCB (protected).

I reckon I could get cheaper, but would have a mileage cap and a higher excess, so I've stuck with the devil I know!

[Bloodygoodbloke]

Hell im lucky i get the wifes 2003 Meriva and my 2001 is200s insured for both of us fully comp and business use for £520.

[Brendan]

Got teachers insurance, seen as we're so mature, 600 euro, bout 400 pounds with ll the bells, protected no claims ..etc... only went up by 30 euro when i changed from a 2003 1.6 audi a3

[snake]

I'm with e-sure, full no claims in scotland. Fully comp for me and the missus including protected on a 52 plate is200 sport...............£300

[sparkystav]

Mine was only £950, at 23, 1 years NCB, and a TT99 (totting up to 12 and six month ban) on an IS200 sport!

That was through Confused.com and i thought it was quite good considering my ban.

[RichEO]

Give Tesco value insurance a look, it doesn't show up on confused.com. They are pretty cheap and they are doing a cashback offer until 7th Nov. It would have been about £860 (not inc £80 cashback) for me, 22 with 0 no claims, on a 99 IS200 SE. Still leeching off my mum's policy though. Saved me a few hundred for now.

[webbbr]

i pay £475

I have no no claims.

No acidents or convictions (touch wood)

class 1 business use, comprehensive, named driver

I'm 28 with an 2001 Is200 sport.

I'm insured with express insurance

Give em a go.

[chalky12]

I'm with admiral for my IS300.

26, 8 years NCB, no points or convictions and I'm married but I live in Northern Ireland so it's £850.

[MrADeveci]

24 Years old, 2 Years NCB and 1 theft - Claim.

I'm paying £789 with A-Plan B)

[lexus_IS_200]

24 years old 4 years no claim

paying 598 as of 30/10/2006

[Mike_B]

31 years old, average postcode, no points/convictions, full licence for 13 years.

£549 for 20k business class 1, 10k private, guaranteed hire car, legal cover, blah blah.

Went with Direct Line - it's the first car I've owned in 10 years, been company car'd from uni up till now, and they allowed me a full no-claims bonus even though the insurance wasn't in my own name previously.

Was quite pleased with that, only thing is they wouldn't let me protect the no-claims bonus until I'd had a year with them (cos of coming from company car, so can't moan too much!)

Mike