Best insurance companies
Discussion
I drive an A3 3.2 quattro and got a got some quotes through a price comparison website, and then called flux to compare (being a fairly sporty car, I assumed this would be the exact car they would be cheapest for), and they were £200 more than the cheapest policy on the comparison site, for (what appeared to be) indentical cover.
But there were other insurers on the comparison site who were more than £2000 more than the cheapest policy.
Does this mean I got a good deal, or are (so called) specialist insurers charging a premium for being specialist?
Never had to claim so not sure how good either company would be at getting things sorted.
But there were other insurers on the comparison site who were more than £2000 more than the cheapest policy.
Does this mean I got a good deal, or are (so called) specialist insurers charging a premium for being specialist?
Never had to claim so not sure how good either company would be at getting things sorted.
I had an A3 1.8T insured with direct line. It was the cheapest by far, Churchill were the cheapest on the comparison sites but were £200 more (even though they are underwritten by the same company as direct line, wtf?)
Only thing is, get quotes online as they are cheaper than over the phone (again, wtf
)
ETA: The Black Duke - you can use your company NCB with most companies now. You may just need to get a signed letter from your work to say you've had sole use of a company car and get them to include the dates you took the car on, and the day you gave the car up (if you've still got the car, get them to state it's still valid)
Fax the letter to the insurance co and they'll honour it as a ncb discount. Assuming it's less than a year since you left the company policy, i found this when i insured my old A3
(18 months had lapsed)
Only thing is, get quotes online as they are cheaper than over the phone (again, wtf
)ETA: The Black Duke - you can use your company NCB with most companies now. You may just need to get a signed letter from your work to say you've had sole use of a company car and get them to include the dates you took the car on, and the day you gave the car up (if you've still got the car, get them to state it's still valid)
Fax the letter to the insurance co and they'll honour it as a ncb discount. Assuming it's less than a year since you left the company policy, i found this when i insured my old A3
(18 months had lapsed)Edited by DP83 on Monday 12th April 00:21
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