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hokus

New Member

• Sep 11, 2005

• #1

hello can ne one tell me who,s is the best cheapest insurance people to use for me discovery or really just the cheapest will do thanks

 

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retsgom

Banned

• Sep 11, 2005

• #2

I pay £127 a year fully comp with The National Farmers Union, They are the cheapest by far

 

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hokus

New Member

• Sep 12, 2005

• #3

thanks will try in mornin

 

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radicalrabit

Member

• Sep 12, 2005

• #4

bugger off !!"!! they charge me more than £127 fo r mine....... i am sure .. my flipping ponies cost more to insure than that

 

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hokus

New Member

• Sep 12, 2005

• #5

nfu wanted 450 me n misses full comp with full none claims privlege charged us 250

 

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retsgom

Banned

• Sep 13, 2005

• #6

Erm :::::: Pardon F****ng Me !!!!!!!!!

Lets Just Get A Grip Of This Shall We ???????

Im 31 Years Old,
Im Single,
I Live In A Semi Rural Area,
I Have Over 10 Years No Claims Bonus,
My Discovery Is As Standard,
And I Have No Points On My Licence!!!!!!!!!!!

All The Above, And Use Of A Local Nfu Agent = £127 Fully Comp!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

Tight Fart

Active Member

• Sep 13, 2005

• #7

Roadsure were half what the NFU quoted me.

 

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retsgom

Banned

• Sep 13, 2005

• #8

Oh its turning into a my brokers cheaper than your broker thread is it!!!!!!!!!

 

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MarcusBrain

New Member

• Sep 13, 2005

• #9

Hi,

Just renewed my insurance.

I'm 32 and my wife is 33. Both insured to Drive Fully Comp.

Drive a Disco II GS TD5 2000 model. 4 years NCD best I could come up with is Adrian Flux ( found in most landy mags ) at £364.

Last year it was Sure Term Direct.

 

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richp1970

New Member

• Sep 14, 2005

• #10

91, v8 limited milage 5000, no no claims as im on motor trade policy, sure term £468, adrian flux £306, tesco £ they can kiss my ass, nfu not tryed, o its only tpft
anyone else?

 

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richp1970

New Member

• Sep 15, 2005

• #11

ok guy's, it's sorted, firebond are insuring my v8 TPFF with limited miles of 5000 for £186.00 and they also are covering the house insurance too, £50 cheaper than the 5 others I rang.

o im such a happy chappy

sorry, got carried away!

 

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hokus

New Member

• Sep 16, 2005

• #12

rang Adrian Flux the best quote i have had £225 fully comp protected for me n mrs cheers for the link

 

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Charlotte

New Member

• Sep 17, 2005

• #13

Hi try Highway insurance they cover my 89EFi Range Rover over 20,000 miles with 90 days European cover for £196 fully comp with 5 years no claims with break down

Charlotte

 

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zephyr4

Member

• Sep 21, 2005

• #14

I am insured with NFU and have been for 9 years, I am not to sure of the exact price(maybe £240ish) but its a lot more than £127.I have a 200 TDI and live in Deryshire I am 49 with FNC. I will be giveing them a ring.

 

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greycode

New Member

• Sep 22, 2005

• #15

Just insured mine as second vehicle (therefore no attributable no claims discount - used on main vehicle). Got a quote from direct line - fully comp approx £920, TFT approx £750. Phoned the AA - fully TFT £530, Fully Comp £234. Yep! Fully comp is cheaper that TFT.

 

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richp1970

New Member

• Sep 22, 2005

• #16

If your disco is a 2nd car and you no no claims discount, then try firebond, there in the loi mag, like i said previous £189 tpff, its insured as a classic as it's on a 91.

You got nothing to lose ?

 

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greycode

New Member

• Sep 22, 2005

• #17

Thanks, will try them next time. I have allowed 12K miles for the year, I dont know how much cheaper for less.
Insurance paperwork arrived in todays post - actual cost is £229.89.
It is a Discovery 1996 2.5 TDi ES and I bought it because I live on the North East coast and need a practical vehicle + to get to work in the coming winter + need to get materials etc for the house (just moved). Other car is a Alfa Romeo GTV - not practical for carrying anything and absolutely pants on ice or snow.