RangeRoller dt
Well-Sprung Member
Told you you’d get there in the end 
LandyLover 3
Active Member
I’ve put the lot on so no room for error...Fog lights, side steps, snorkel, wheels, bench...sigh!! Don’t want to rely on hearsay of factory fit etc so just have to ‘suck it up and play safe’ i guess.
LandyLover 3
Active Member
You sure did and i took the advice and perseveredTold you you’d get there in the end
thanks mate
LandyLover 3
Active Member
Yep definitely has a lot to do with it although i still feel its a whacking great jump from £520 on the D2 last year!!
10 years protected no claims...4k milage...and age 51 for a few more days....birthday on Sat hehehe
This plus the extra cost on the road tax would put me off ever buying one, quite apart from the fact I am not much cop with modern autoelectrics!
But then If I had the money I probly wouldn't care! (Tightwad pensioner talking here!)
LandyLover 3
Active Member
To be honest the road tax was much cheaper because its a commercial £260 if i remember rightly but obviously i loose out on insurance as its commercial...i’m thinking once the seats are updated perhaps i’ll be allowed to insure as a car once again and have a much more affordable premium? Don’t be fooled i don’t have the money but my parents have invested in helping me and my grandsons with the car so i’m very fortunate indeed
RangeRoller dt
Well-Sprung Member
A Landy should be part of the family
I needed commercial van insurance for my old hilux double cab pickup. Thought it was just a 4x4 but something to do with load space/weight or summat?
I needed commercial van insurance for my old hilux double cab pickup. Thought it was just a 4x4 but something to do with load space/weight or summat?
LandyLover 3
Active Member
Yes indeedy and it sure has been missed...eldest grandson (13) loved the RR we had on hire but when we went out in mine again he said he preferred ours... why i asked, i thought you wanted a RR...naah he said this is better cos its oursA Landy should be part of the family
I needed commercial van insurance for my old hilux double cab pickup. Thought it was just a 4x4 but something to do with load space/weight or summat?
RangeRoller dt
Well-Sprung Member
“There are many Landies. This one is mine. My Landy is my best friend. I must insure my Landy true. I must drive straighter than my enemy that is trying to overtake me”
Hiya
wow, £1300 quid, did once have a quote like that , changed to A plan and came in under £400 , but haven’t got any mods on mine
but at the end of the day great u got it all sorted out
funny enough I’ve been thinking about removing the 3rd row seats on mine as I’ve just bought a sliding floor for the boot and with the seats removed will have an extra storage area under the sliding floor, but haven’t decided yet
wow, £1300 quid, did once have a quote like that , changed to A plan and came in under £400 , but haven’t got any mods on mine
but at the end of the day great u got it all sorted out
funny enough I’ve been thinking about removing the 3rd row seats on mine as I’ve just bought a sliding floor for the boot and with the seats removed will have an extra storage area under the sliding floor, but haven’t decided yet
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LandyLover 3
Active Member
Hiya @gstuart i’m actually hoping and waiting for a reduction on that 1300 quid after calling today to question the errors on the policy...Has me down as having 1 claim? i was told to by the original insurers to ensure i told the new ensurers that it was a ‘no fault notification only claim ‘ against the 3rd party insurers so it wouldn’t affect my premium...also they haven’t actioned the 10 yrs no claims...sigh..
No mods on yours? Aren’t the improvements on the dash and dual battery classed as mods then? As for removing the seats isn’t there enough storage without using the underside of the shelf?
Nodge68
Well-Known Member
My D3 costs less to insure then my V6 FL1. My D3 cost £195 PA vs £203 PA for the FL1 V6, both fully comp, but then I live in a quiet location which helps.
LandyLover 3
Active Member
hiya
here are the details for A plan
speak to Carlie on 01635 874646 , also advise them u belong to Land Rover forums inc the discovery 3 one
they didn’t consider them as mods in the sense of charging any extra , main reason I was thinking about the 3rd row seat removal was using it to store towing strops ,etc , but to be honest might be more hassle than it’s worth , indeed have the side bins and top ones in the boot area
Plse let us know how u get on as also having ur 10 x years NCB should count for something these days
Nodge68
Well-Known Member
Indeed, but age and annual mileage makes a difference too.Its definitely a postcode lottery
indeed as they say , postcode lottery, mines also parked on a private driveway which I think also brings it down
Surprised by that if I’m being honest ref the FL1 V6
RangeRoller dt
Well-Sprung Member
I’ve had modded cars over the years and never had a claim. cheaper for me to buy another dodgy landy vehicle for crap I drive.
must admit if I didn’t have a landy really like the VW T5 4x4 auto
Right, yet again!To be honest the road tax was much cheaper because its a commercial £260 if i remember rightly but obviously i loose out on insurance as its commercial...i’m thinking once the seats are updated perhaps i’ll be allowed to insure as a car once again and have a much more affordable premium? Don’t be fooled i don’t have the money but my parents have invested in helping me and my grandsons with the car so i’m very fortunate indeed
My road tax is £260 too.
But never realised you were insuring it as a commercial, which must make a huge difference. Once it's a normal car it ought to become a lower insurance risk.
RangeRoller dt
Well-Sprung Member
Had one as works vehicle in about 2007/8 was new then. (Not 4x4 or anything was 2.0doozle). Nothing special. Much preferred the Nissan JFE at the time.
