UK WRX STI insurance stops me in my tracks
13 March 2003, 06:47 PM
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no, just outside swansea town centre, shocked me when i had the quote, best before it was £1550 with A plan, only diff was lv wouldnt cover my wife as shes under 30, shes got a focus and never drives the scoob anyway
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no, just outside swansea town centre, shocked me when i had the quote, best before it was £1550 with A plan, only diff was lv wouldnt cover my wife as shes under 30, shes got a focus and never drives the scoob anyway
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03 November 2003, 01:16 PM
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AXA through A-Plan, the excess is higher @ £500 though. I would expect you would get a good quote, the bumph they sent through with my policy talked about insuring only careful drivers etc etc.
If it made any difference, my call was at the end of the month, maybe targets hadn't been met.
To compare - LV quoted me £820(£900), Greenlight was $817(+10%) but both lower excess of £350. PPP figs in brackets.
Rum* quoted £920
Tesco was £1150
Edited to say - it is on an STI7. 8000 miles per yr, parked on drive.
[Edited by MattW - 3/11/2003 1:18:19 PM]
AXA through A-Plan, the excess is higher @ £500 though. I would expect you would get a good quote, the bumph they sent through with my policy talked about insuring only careful drivers etc etc.
If it made any difference, my call was at the end of the month, maybe targets hadn't been met.
To compare - LV quoted me £820(£900), Greenlight was $817(+10%) but both lower excess of £350. PPP figs in brackets.
Rum* quoted £920
Tesco was £1150
Edited to say - it is on an STI7. 8000 miles per yr, parked on drive.
[Edited by MattW - 3/11/2003 1:18:19 PM]
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