Multi Car Policy

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IceBoy

Original Poster:

2,443 posts

222 months

Thursday 13th October 2011
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Hi All,

So who should I try, just got a my renewal and it has gone up by £300 !!!

That is for our 3 cars on the road....plus there is no difference to the policy!!

Who else should I try??

IceBoy

PS 11 year NCB for both Mrs Ice & I.....no endorsement.

softtop

3,058 posts

248 months

Thursday 13th October 2011
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I look forward to hearing from someone who has benefited. Once they have you on one or two cars, where is the incentive to give you a keen price?

My insurance went up by 25% this year on one car and on another it stayed the same. This does not add up.

IceBoy

Original Poster:

2,443 posts

222 months

Thursday 13th October 2011
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I know insurance has gone up but jeeeez!!!
IceBoy

BoostMonkey

569 posts

186 months

Thursday 13th October 2011
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Admiral and Aviva

But only do it for the first year then jump ship. We found separating the cars was cheaper this year, many friends have too

miniman

24,983 posts

263 months

Thursday 13th October 2011
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BoostMonkey said:
Admiral and Aviva

But only do it for the first year then jump ship. We found separating the cars was cheaper this year, many friends have too
yes

IceBoy

Original Poster:

2,443 posts

222 months

Thursday 13th October 2011
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I'm with Admiral, I think one of the problems is that 2 cars have 11 years NCB but I have also just purchased a run around for £1500 which has none.....the insurance on this is a little steep!

I shall try Aviva.
IceBoy

aberdeenelvis

126 posts

169 months

Thursday 13th October 2011
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Went with admiral for a multi car for the first time this year.

Works out I will be paying £90 a year for the Second motor! Saving about £300 on a separate policy!!!

I like to shop around for this type of thing and I could not find a better deal elsewhere!

Painless, very easy and the lad on the phone was excellent to deal with.

Might be a different story next year but we will see.

Ian Geary

4,493 posts

193 months

Thursday 13th October 2011
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I posted a while ago on another Admiral multicar thread, stating they give a decent saving once both cars are signed up in the first year.

However, now we're up for renewal, the price has definately crept up.

A quick check on some well known comparison sites revealed we can actually buy 2 seperate policies from Admiral and save over 10% of the renewal quote!

Switching to 2 seperate providers will save even more.


So they will be losing my patronage unless they do something spectacular when I phone to cancel.


Ian