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dr pepper

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• Oct 17, 2010

• #21

I'm an old fart at 40, I even struggle with the steering, my insurance for mi fooked about with 300 tdi is 200 notes fully comp, and my mrs can drive it too for that.

My insurance company is local, very local, the policy is with Norwich.
The guy on the fone is friendly, I've used them for a while, and he gave me a top tip, if I unbolted the back seat the insuarnce would be 50 quid cheaper.

 

series2nrd

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bedford,bedfordshire

• Nov 22, 2010

• #22

I'm 35, missus is 39. Both of us fully comp on our 2A is £105.00 via adrian flux. Thought this wasa good deal.

 

dr pepper

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• Nov 22, 2010

• #23

Guess who I'm calling when mine is due.
On the other hand mi little punto insurance has nearly doubled, there was so many claims last year with the snow for this postcode a lot of firms have pulled out of insuring vehicles in this area, or so the broker tells me for mi little fiat, I'm hoping its a load of bolix and I'm gonna get some other quotes.

 

nathan5346

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oldbury

• Nov 22, 2010

• #24

Esure wont insure people in birmingham parrently least not in the b65 area

 

V8jon

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• Nov 22, 2010

• #25

I'm using Adrian flux for both mine,series 2a 3.5L V8 on limited mileage £145 fully comp which is great but I just swapped from a 1991 shogun V6 lwb to my 300tdi disco and they wanted an extra £80 for the last 5 months of the policy!! So I thought stuff this I'll cancel that and look elsewhere....... Not a problem she said,that will be £70 to cancel the policy........"Grrrrrrrrr!"

 

dr pepper

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• Nov 23, 2010

• #26

Screwed every way you look.
Not this time, the AA of all people will insure mi poxy fiat for 250 quid.
They got the deal.