bongo1
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Not sure if this is right places, But I need a quick answer . Is £450 fully comp on z defender van about right or to much , that's full no claims and a old f@RT
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Flossie
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Depends where you live, where it's kept at night, your job, your age, security features, mods etc etc.
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That's about what I paid, including green lane and euro travel.
Edit: Mine is slightly modified but can have extra mods at no cost.
Edit: Mine is slightly modified but can have extra mods at no cost.
92 110 CSW £220 fully comp
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Does that include mods and green lane cover?
Yup... Heritage
bongo1
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Got it for £420 , 5000miles a year I do more like 600 , full comp , the killer parked on a road , quiet road but its a road , I'm in Cheshire in a town, so not inner city , classed as a commercial , as you most likely know , 1996 300 , But not sure I've got a good deal looking at the replies , thanks for those .
norseman
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Strangely enough IC's reckon the theft risk is higher if the vehicle is kept on the driveway. I pay £168 fully comp.for my RRC (on drive) & that includes agreed-value.
Post-codes are also a significant factor I believe.
norseman
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I'd used them for 5 years but this year the premium increase significantly & they seemed unable to reduce it by much, so I went elsewhere & got the same cover (plus another grand of agreed-value) for only £10 more than last year's price.
The irony is that a week later they sent me an email stating that they would beat any quote
Sent them a pithy email, but strangely enough I never received a reply.
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That's because you were paying for Er1c's tooI'd used them for 5 years but this year the premium increase significantly & they seemed unable to reduce it by much, so I went elsewhere & got the same cover (plus another grand of agreed-value) for only £10 more than last year's price.
The irony is that a week later they sent me an email stating that they would beat any quote
Sent them a pithy email, but strangely enough I never received a reply.
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Silly question... again. it depends on the vehicle, vehicle value, post code, use, where kept over night, age and driving record/experience, NCB, additional drivers and in case I’ve forgotten something... etc etc.
This year my disco fully comp protected £180+150excess and my Jag XE S £720+450 excess then there’s the Capri at £132... no tax or mot required for that
This year my disco fully comp protected £180+150excess and my Jag XE S £720+450 excess then there’s the Capri at £132... no tax or mot required for that
I dunno tbh… It should.... but we have moved with the 110 and its now parked outside in a worse area and its the same price.Silly question... again. it depends on the vehicle, vehicle value, post code, use, where kept over night, age and driving record/experience, NCB, additional drivers and in case I’ve forgotten something... etc etc.
This year my disco fully comp protected £180+150excess and my Jag XE S £720+450 excess then there’s the Capri at £132... no tax or mot required for that
potus
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Standard 1994 300tdi, £150 2y ncb no spring chicken.....assume it covers green lanes as they are technically roads in the eye of the law, why should we pay extra to drive on a road?
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I agree, my policy does not allow NCB as it's not a main vehicle or some such nonsense
it is however allowed to be modified without penalty. As long as I notify them of the change and dont add nitrous oxide lol
bongo1
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Just so varied on prices , Im using 6 years no claims off one of my wife's cars we sold ??, How they worked it out . so i can leave my golfs ncb alone . , Definitely no spring chicken , But its the best they could do £420 . Go compare gave quotes from £360-800 , and that's putting my max NCB , Just to get a rough idea .
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Seems quite similar to mine. I'm currently on £416 p.a. with E Sure. I got the Land Rover in 2012, prior to which I hadn't had a car for many years. No claims, no accidents, no points on my licence. It's a 2006 TD5 and I live in the East Midlands. I cover a lot of miles but whether I ask for a quote for, say, 10,000 miles or 15,000 miles doesn't seem to make a lot of difference, only £40 or so.
TorsionBhudda
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Just had my renewal from Flux Direct £348 up from £275 last year Did a quick search to Compare the Meerkat yesterday and Lancaster Insurance came in at £127 so called them up and for another £18 got agreed value £145 all in happy days
Did a quick search to Compare the Meerkat yesterday and Lancaster Insurance came in at £127 so called them up and for another £18 got agreed value £145 all in happy days 
