I think you will find an increase of 7% is pie in the sky.
If mine goes up by 7% for our car I will fall over in amazement.

I wonder how a software update helps to stop the vehicle being stolen?
The 7% is an average increase over last year, the data coming from Direct Line. Mine went up by about 5% over last years premium, same for the wife's Audi. We do have vehicles that are over 10 years old, and aren't particularly valuable or high for thefts, and neither is keyless, and we live in a reasonably rural area.
 
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The 7% is an average increase over last year, the data coming from Direct Line. Mine went up by about 5% over last years premium, same for the wife's Audi. We do have vehicles that are over 10 years old, and aren't particularly valuable or high for thefts, and neither is keyless, and we live in a reasonably rural area.
You have done well then.
 
The 7% is an average increase over last year, the data coming from Direct Line. Mine went up by about 5% over last years premium, same for the wife's Audi. We do have vehicles that are over 10 years old, and aren't particularly valuable or high for thefts, and neither is keyless, and we live in a reasonably rural area.
Mine went up just over 100% with Hastings. Have gone with Churchill who I have my MX5 with, £263 for the year which is just a bit less than Hastings was last year
 
Wonder where all these late model RR are going to once liberated from the London ulez zone

I would think they are too "new" for the chop shop parts market so somehow leaving mud island for other places

I thought brexit slowed the movement of goods down drastically - clearly not
A lot seem to turn up in eastern Europe
 
I like option 2, just pay it, pass it on to your employer, or if self employed your customers - simples.
 

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