can anybody recommend a cheap insurance co?
can anybody recommend a cheap insurance co?
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mrsail

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6 posts

195 months

Wednesday 14th July 2010
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just looking to buy a porsche cayman... first real sports car!
can anybody recommend a cheap insurance company or best to just go to comparison site?

best quote.. £900... 30y/m with 9 years no claims

thanks

LHD

17,002 posts

217 months

Wednesday 14th July 2010
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mrsail said:
just looking to buy a porsche cayman... first real sports car!
can anybody recommend a cheap insurance company or best to just go to comparison site?

best quote.. £900... 30y/m with 9 years no claims

thanks
Hmmmm.

Depends if you just want cover to keep the police at bay or if you want proper service should you need to claim.

I've used Zurich for all my personal cars.

Chubb seem to have a good reputation - expensive but worth it.

Trabant

67 posts

195 months

Wednesday 14th July 2010
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Privelege should do it. Good prices for flash cars and the service is excellent.

Timberwolf

5,374 posts

248 months

Wednesday 14th July 2010
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Trabant said:
Privelege should do it. Good prices for flash cars and the service is excellent.
I've been with Privilege for a few years; however RBS seem to be trying to improve the profitability of their insurance business and as a result my quote has gone into the stratosphere... almost doubling in price and hitting close to four digits.

Totally uncompetitive now, naturally.

I'm not sure whether some of that is me falling toward the edge of their "high risk" core business, though.

Edited by Timberwolf on Wednesday 14th July 22:56

Paul Drawmer

5,158 posts

297 months

Wednesday 14th July 2010
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Are you buying insurance because it is a legal requirement, or as a protection for your interests should the unexpected happen?


mrsail

Original Poster:

6 posts

195 months

Wednesday 14th July 2010
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bascially want best value for the money...and would rather have a company that would pay out if something happened.

any help appreciated..

surfymark

895 posts

261 months

Thursday 15th July 2010
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I use Confused.com and then go direct to the companies that are among the cheapest. Usually works quite well.

HTH
M

fatboy b

9,665 posts

246 months

Thursday 15th July 2010
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I'm going direct with Audi in a few weeks when mine runs out. Not sure if they do non-VAG makes, but they were £120 - £150 cheaper than anything on confused.com & Adrian Flux on the A5.

Edited by fatboy b on Thursday 15th July 09:18