Liverpool Victoria - stop saying they are so good!!!
21 September 2002, 01:34 PM
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You can be put down as a named driver with liverpool vic but if the car is going to be used by you mainly then its illegal to say that its not for your use (ie your car, mum as main driver), otherwise you shouldnt have any problems 
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08 October 2002, 06:47 PM
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Andrewh, if you are the main driver, and the insurance coy suspect it, and you are declared as occasional use, your insurance company will void the policy.(when you claim!!
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I work for Zurich who own eaglestar, believe me, don't do it.
)I work for Zurich who own eaglestar, believe me, don't do it.
09 October 2002, 03:16 PM
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Just had quote from Liverpol Victoria £694.89
Uk scooby MY99
PPP
Prodrive Spoiler
Prodrive Alcon Brakes
Prodrive P1 Alloys
No tracker (even though I got one)
28yrs
full no claims protected
Partner to drive
350 excess
Compared with Tesco (which I was with last year) £1250 plus 900 excess!! plus tracker.
Am well chuffed with LV
Uk scooby MY99
PPP
Prodrive Spoiler
Prodrive Alcon Brakes
Prodrive P1 Alloys
No tracker (even though I got one)
28yrs
full no claims protected
Partner to drive
350 excess
Compared with Tesco (which I was with last year) £1250 plus 900 excess!! plus tracker.
Am well chuffed with LV
16 October 2002, 09:14 PM
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logix651 you were very lucky to get insured with LV.
they told us they you have to 30 to be insured with them.
myself and partner are both going to be 30 in a couple of months, the woman on the phone tried to get past the system to insure us but it wouldn't let her?????
strange? maybe it's the area where you live that has something to do with it??
insurance companies are a law to themselves.
they told us they you have to 30 to be insured with them.
myself and partner are both going to be 30 in a couple of months, the woman on the phone tried to get past the system to insure us but it wouldn't let her?????
strange? maybe it's the area where you live that has something to do with it??
insurance companies are a law to themselves.
17 October 2002, 10:32 AM
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I'm 31 and LV were happy to insure me on a P1 and Skyline, but wouldn't allow anyone under 30 to drive (that won't please the other half !!!)
So I doubt you'll be able to insure under your mum's name, even if you did want to break the rules (suits me if it keeps the premiums down - sorry !!).
So I doubt you'll be able to insure under your mum's name, even if you did want to break the rules (suits me if it keeps the premiums down - sorry !!).
22 October 2002, 03:45 PM
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i'm 26 and own a MY00 and they were game to give me a quote..........until they asked my best price so far......when i told them £630 with 6 years PNCB they ended the quote process in quite a hurried and arrogant way i thought....
23 October 2002, 10:13 AM
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Do LVG pay out?
I ran a few test 'quick quotes' to see how much for other Subarus and was astonished at the results, so I tried to get a big quote
but it doesn't happen. This has got me a bit worried. How do they make their money?
I have a slightly modded MY99 Turbo - bottom end of quick quote was £540. I went for higher excess (£400) and lowered this to £480.
(examples - bottom end of the quote range with £100 vol excess and protected NCB)
Import STi (280bhp) - £720
RB5 - £595
new WRX - £430!!!
new STi UK - £730
Ferrari 328 - £440 (omg)
Ferrari 355 - £700
Aston Martin Vanquish - £730
Porsche 911 - £540
Lambo Countach Qv - £440 (what the!!!)
Lambo Diablo - £700
Escort Cossie - £450 (now I've seen it all)
J
I ran a few test 'quick quotes' to see how much for other Subarus and was astonished at the results, so I tried to get a big quote
but it doesn't happen. This has got me a bit worried. How do they make their money?
I have a slightly modded MY99 Turbo - bottom end of quick quote was £540. I went for higher excess (£400) and lowered this to £480.
(examples - bottom end of the quote range with £100 vol excess and protected NCB)
Import STi (280bhp) - £720
RB5 - £595
new WRX - £430!!!
new STi UK - £730
Ferrari 328 - £440 (omg)
Ferrari 355 - £700
Aston Martin Vanquish - £730
Porsche 911 - £540
Lambo Countach Qv - £440 (what the!!!)
Lambo Diablo - £700
Escort Cossie - £450 (now I've seen it all)
J
25 October 2002, 09:51 AM
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They told me they would probably not be able to beat my renewal premium even before they took any details from me at all. In the end they did not even quote! 7 years NCD, no points, rural area standard WRX and I'm 28, which I consider to be an old git!
27 October 2002, 01:59 AM
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Same prob here kart_man, I'm 30 8yrs NCB and L&V have quoted me half of what anyone else was even getting close to, 600squid comp, with diff alloys, but they wont cover my other half who's 28, 5yrs NCB neither of any points, I only want her covered on it just ion case of emergencys etc as she has her own car.
Do I risk it and not have her put on the ins or do I let her use it covered for only TPFT on her ins.....
dazza
Do I risk it and not have her put on the ins or do I let her use it covered for only TPFT on her ins.....
dazza
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