That does sound a very good price. I certainly wouldn't say it's too high.
I wouldn't know if its high or low, hence asking.
But its garaged at night, and the SE is on the kent border, so it ain't central SE london.
And for the milage i don't do, i think it should be classic insurance rates like my P5 Rovers.
At what age for a car does classic insurance come into play anyway? is it on par with free tax discs?
Some companies 1995 others 1997
Isn't not really daft.putting it on a 15 year rolling date would mean that in 2015 you could insure probly half the cars on the road like a ford focus or a vauxhall corsa on classic.which would make the classic insurance go up
.Isn't not really daft.putting it on a 15 year rolling date would mean that in 2015 you could insure probly half the cars on the road like a ford focus or a vauxhall corsa on classic.which would make the classic insurance go up
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Flippin it is or what init eh.
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Point at hand is that i've got 2 classics, a 3 liter and a 3.5 liter... both petrol with auto boxes.
Both cars are worth well over 5 grand, yet both cars cost me less than 150 quid a year to insure fully comp.
RR, 2.5 Diesel, book price of 3,390 quid but i only paid a grand for it, smaller engine, slower as well, almost 400 quid for fully comp.
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Why is that? The smallest engine car, with the lowest value, and the totally sluggish fuel, is almost 3 times more expensive to insure.
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Anyone?
what mileage have you put on your rovers insurance, my 2.5 diesel p38 cost just under 300 with 6k mileage on insurance i do have 23 years no claims lol but 1st central only give me 10year ncb and live in dartford
i just looked up se6 you know what that is not bad price i'd say
I'm with them same price too with key insurance only 10k per year
Based in Hayward's Heath handy for me as they are local .
I think any insurance NCB is 10 years max discount