happy as a mofo :)

about £50 more expensive for me, as were tescos. In the end I went to one of the things in town, er, shops i think they're called. Broker got me a good deal :)

seems like a good thing, though double check what the end quotes are actually for! A few I've done dont seem to have registered correctly with the quoting company, and they've messed things up. eg, it thought that my mileage was 1000 a year, not the 8000 i put.... increased qoute by about £300......

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Why are you insuring a Sierra fully comp?

John

Especially if you got it free..... doesn't make sense.

anyone know if telling your insurance company that your not going to do more than 9k in a year and then you do 12k in 10 months is a problem?

I'm not sure how your insurance company would know bar looking at MOTs.

It can often work out cheaper to insure a car fully comp with voluntary excesses maxed out, than insuring it TPO or TPFT. If it's an old scrapper you won't want to claim, so the voluntary excess won't make a difference.

Peter

LV seem a lot cheaper FC than TPFT or TPO - SWMBO found this out. They won't insure me on anything close to interesting until I am 25 tho. Older women - just dont ask em their insurance premium

Yes but if your mot runs out in June and your insurance in Jan, you did all them extra miles whist covered by your previous insurance......

didn't you??

Well that's what imp telling them.... should they ask

Tom

Wait until you have an accident and find out?

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Yeah, same for me. Few minor mods (seats, shocks, exhaust backbox) on the Skoda Favorit, and LV said they prefer modified cars to be FC so FC is cheaper.

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Depends whether it is an estimated mileage on a normal policy declaration/application, or a specific limited mileage policy. On a normal policy no, on a limited mileage policy, you are uninsured after the mileage limit for that year.

Just try to be more accurate on the estimate next year.

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All the limited mileage policies I've had have asked for mileage at inception.

same here I do less than 1,500 miles in the TT I'm looking at around the 4,000 miles in the new one and the rest of my 80,000 is done in the van ;)

You won't want to claim no matter WHAT the car is, unless you've had a big knock ! I always max out all my excess for this reason.

£506 sounds excessive, though. Driver under 25? Very bad area? My old Nissan is £130 a year, fully comp. Even the new-ish Renault is only about £170