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crimpdoc said:It's part of BDML Connect Limited, an FSA regulated firm, so you have some protections. They are not permitted to hold your money but can take a fee and pass on premium to insurers.
Hi just getting price's for my chim insurance, a broker by the name of 'master quote', have returned a very competitive quote, having not heard of them, has any one used this company before? Good or bad
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I have just taken out insurance with DIRECTLINE, I would def give them a shot, £980 at 26 living in London (car left on driveway) is pretty damn good and at least 300 better than then nearest competitor. I spent most of the afternoon trying almost everyone on the web and couldn't even get close
hugepiece said:
I have just taken out insurance with DIRECTLINE, I would def give them a shot, £980 at 26 living in London (car left on driveway) is pretty damn good and at least 300 better than then nearest competitor. I spent most of the afternoon trying almost everyone on the web and couldn't even get close
Thanks for that, just saved me £200!!!
Now why were they not on my list in the first place

Try [url]www.autotrader.co.uk/CARS/motoring/ins/insurance-centre.jsp[/url] - they search loads of sites and always seem to come up with the cheapest for cars in my case
fredf said:
hugepiece said:
I have just taken out insurance with DIRECTLINE, I would def give them a shot, £980 at 26 living in London (car left on driveway) is pretty damn good and at least 300 better than then nearest competitor. I spent most of the afternoon trying almost everyone on the web and couldn't even get close
Thanks for that, just saved me £200!!!
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Now why were they not on my list in the first place
actually no, forget that. they were good until i mentioned the different wheels when they went up by over £250.
now gone with mannings
thanks for the advice, I went through most of the above, lots wouldn't even quote me!! or said there was no point as I'd not been insured on a car such as a tvr or a high performance car before, I'd consider my past Mx5 and an Mr2 plus a seven style Kit car to be relativly high performance for a youngish (26 now) driver, if I could have afforded a tvr years ago I would have had one!! Got the best price through privilege £650ish limited to 5K a year
Just got a very low quote from Norwich union (yes they did quote me happy!) on my soon to be P&J 97 chim 4.5. I am 37 but I have just the 1 years no claims, never had what they would call a sports car before, and I have 4 insurance claims hanging over from 2002 - Got fully comp for £825 a year which I think is a total bargain. Shopped around the usual specialists lowest was £1100 highest £1600 - oh apart from Tesco who wouldnt quote me !
Terms are limited mileage 5000 , fully comp plus the Mrs as an additional driver. Also got legal cover added on. Of course I did ask for an excess of £1000 which dropped the quote down from £1095..... ;-)
Terms are limited mileage 5000 , fully comp plus the Mrs as an additional driver. Also got legal cover added on. Of course I did ask for an excess of £1000 which dropped the quote down from £1095..... ;-)
Try "confused.com" - I wouldn't guarantee that you'll get the cheapest quote available, but it's a good one-stop-shop way of getting a range of quotes.
Allows potential TVR owners, like me, to see if it's a goer, or not.
I was pleasantly surprised at the quotes for a 4.0 Chimaera compared to a Scoobie, and even compared to an MX5 and MR2 Roadster - neither of which are in the same league performance-wise.
It's a dark-art, is insurance!
Allows potential TVR owners, like me, to see if it's a goer, or not.
I was pleasantly surprised at the quotes for a 4.0 Chimaera compared to a Scoobie, and even compared to an MX5 and MR2 Roadster - neither of which are in the same league performance-wise.
It's a dark-art, is insurance!
I found Tescos to still be the best. 22yo 4years protected no claims. Owned the car for 18months now. 12000 annual mileage as it my only car. And renewal quote was around 1500, would have been 1200 without the protected no claims. Mind you it is garaged in what would be considered a safe area.
Does that mean Cheam are back in business now ?
I was with Cheam (4 yrs) until last year when everything seemed to be passed to NU. If I recall, NU bought out (and closed down) Hill House Hamond who actually owned Cheam. They tried to convince me that a £700 increase via NU was the best I would get.
In the end I managed to get £100 off the previous years cost to £600 (for a 5ltr full NCD protected, garaged, no points) Includes track day cover.
I was with Cheam (4 yrs) until last year when everything seemed to be passed to NU. If I recall, NU bought out (and closed down) Hill House Hamond who actually owned Cheam. They tried to convince me that a £700 increase via NU was the best I would get.
In the end I managed to get £100 off the previous years cost to £600 (for a 5ltr full NCD protected, garaged, no points) Includes track day cover.
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