davidsmith1307
Well-Known Member
Iwan
Member
That's third party fire and theft too.... Don't know why I bother insuring it because it's more off the road being repaired that on the road..
There are some advantages to hurtling towards 50 then.
davidsmith1307
Well-Known Member
Well, you bought a Land Rover to be Off Road 
B34R
Active Member
It's something about the landrover badge being a ripoff for parts I think.
When I bought the freelander I was also looking at a V8 disco.
On the same postcode with similar NCB my RX8 costs £400 a year to insure and my Freelander costs £700.
(I'm in Birmingham so prices are a little high.)
I just don't get it?
They wanted 900 to insure a disco, which I thought was bonkers - what gives? I'd have thought that the RX8 which is a car crashed constantly due to it's right-to-the-edge handling would have been far more expensive than a freelander.
When I bought the freelander I was also looking at a V8 disco.
On the same postcode with similar NCB my RX8 costs £400 a year to insure and my Freelander costs £700.
(I'm in Birmingham so prices are a little high.)
I just don't get it?
They wanted 900 to insure a disco, which I thought was bonkers - what gives? I'd have thought that the RX8 which is a car crashed constantly due to it's right-to-the-edge handling would have been far more expensive than a freelander.
NeedleNose
Active Member
Wasn't the Freelander the ram raiders car of choice back in the day? Seem to remember it being mentioned on one of those "police camera action" shows. May be the residual high premiums due to that.
Hippo
Lord Hippo
I think it's because everyone wants one, and the tratterers want to burn them. There have been several banks raided with the use of Freelanders.
