Man FInds Cheap Insurance Shocker!
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I know insurance is a constant thread, so here's my experience today: three quotes of £2,000 plus (my central London postcode plus a claim for four stolen wheels a few years back don't help), including one from my current insurer Privilege, and then ClassicLine offer me a sub-£900 quote. Seems they treat offstreet parking better than their competitors. So big hug to Chantelle at Classicline.
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Thats good as there was talk on here the other day about Classicline not using Royal Sun Alliance anymore. And hence the prices where going up.
I Have used Classic line for a fare few years now and the have always matched or beaten any other quotes I have had so have always sticked with them.
They were also very helpful last year when i had a little claim
Thats good as there was talk on here the other day about Classicline not using Royal Sun Alliance anymore. And hence the prices where going up. I Have used Classic line for a fare few years now and the have always matched or beaten any other quotes I have had so have always sticked with them.
They were also very helpful last year when i had a little claim
I'm on the insurance ringaround too.
Car is a 98 Chimaera 4.0, 6 years no claims, protected NCD, me (31) and wife (>30
), car garaged overnight in Sheffield.
Privilege wanted £860 for renewal as opposed to £720 last year (unlimited mileage)
Sunninghill-
Class 1 Business use, 6000 limit = £733
Commuting & pleasure, 6000 limit - £671
Commuting & pleasure, 3000 limit - £561
Footman James-
Commuting & pleasure, 3000 limit - £550 (not protected NCD though, but includes breakdown cover)
Classicline-
Commuting & pleasure, 3000 limit - £454
And now:
Osborne & sons
Commuting & pleasure, 4000 limit - £1315 
>> Edited by squirrelz on Tuesday 13th January 10:40
Car is a 98 Chimaera 4.0, 6 years no claims, protected NCD, me (31) and wife (>30
), car garaged overnight in Sheffield. Privilege wanted £860 for renewal as opposed to £720 last year (unlimited mileage)
Sunninghill-
Class 1 Business use, 6000 limit = £733
Commuting & pleasure, 6000 limit - £671
Commuting & pleasure, 3000 limit - £561
Footman James-
Commuting & pleasure, 3000 limit - £550 (not protected NCD though, but includes breakdown cover)
Classicline-
Commuting & pleasure, 3000 limit - £454
And now:
Osborne & sons
Commuting & pleasure, 4000 limit - £1315
>> Edited by squirrelz on Tuesday 13th January 10:40
I'm with Sunninghill. I realised that my 6000 limited mileage wouldnt be anywhere near enough. I spoke to them and upped it to 10000 miles for only an extra £65!
Apparently this is often a cheaper way to do it. Spoke to a friend of mine whos insured with a different firm. He had an unlimited mileage quote which was quite high so went with a limited mileage policy and just kept upping the limit. Worked out a lot cheaper in the end. All it takes is a quick phone call.
Incidently, Sunninghill said today that they dont do unlimited cover any more as its far too expensive.
Apparently this is often a cheaper way to do it. Spoke to a friend of mine whos insured with a different firm. He had an unlimited mileage quote which was quite high so went with a limited mileage policy and just kept upping the limit. Worked out a lot cheaper in the end. All it takes is a quick phone call.
Incidently, Sunninghill said today that they dont do unlimited cover any more as its far too expensive.
I got a good deal last year on my S1.5 F reg as a second car with no no claims bonus needed. Not garaged,limited to 5000 miles, agree value for a premium of £335 fully comp for myself and one additional driver
>> Edited by pantani201 on Friday 16th January 22:15
>> Edited by pantani201 on Friday 16th January 22:16
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