Scooby innsurance, How much???
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Hi peeps do any of you know a good innsurance company
where can get cheap innsurance
at the moment i have 3ys no claims
and my current car is a clio sport 172
which is group 16
i found out the scooby is group 17
so if i can get a cheap quote i will be selling the clio
and joining the scoobys'
Cheers
Brasco27
where can get cheap innsurance
at the moment i have 3ys no claims
and my current car is a clio sport 172
which is group 16
i found out the scooby is group 17
so if i can get a cheap quote i will be selling the clio
and joining the scoobys'
Cheers
Brasco27
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Tesco was cheapest for me. I'm 28, full NCD, 11 points (SP50 6, SP30 5), protected policy for £980. I think Imprezas are a higher group than you have stated on here, more like 20 I think. Good luck with insurance hunt.
Dan
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Depends on which impreza the UK 2 litre turbos r group 17 acceot P1 which is 20 as r the imports i believe & do cost a fair bit more ![EEK!](https://www.scoobynet.com/images/smilies/eek.gif)
It's impossible 2 tell u how much yer guna have 2 fork out with all details just ask yer insurance company they will give more realistic price init
or take out sum quotes online if u just wana idea of wot yer lookin at.....
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It's impossible 2 tell u how much yer guna have 2 fork out with all details just ask yer insurance company they will give more realistic price init
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No such thing as a "cheap" quote for a Scooby im afraid, it just comes down to what you are willing to pay! London and Voctoria seem to be popular on here, and gave me a comparativly good quote.
Look on the insurance pages of the forum for more help and phone numbers.
Good Luck!
Look on the insurance pages of the forum for more help and phone numbers.
Good Luck!
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Tesco - £580 Fully Comp etc etc for my 02 WRX PPP. Got an online quote from Liverpool Victoria the other week - max £460, but could be as low as £380 depending on a few things not on the online form. Can't complain about that... ![Smile](https://www.scoobynet.com/images/smilies/smile.gif)
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Im using Tesco at the mo,seem pretty competitive - I know lots of others are using them too.
I found a UK car much much cheaper to insure. My WRX - UK 1200 quid, an STI TYPE R Jap import 2200 quid, so I wont be getting one![Frown](https://www.scoobynet.com/images/smilies/frown.gif)
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I found a UK car much much cheaper to insure. My WRX - UK 1200 quid, an STI TYPE R Jap import 2200 quid, so I wont be getting one
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Im with tesco... they are cheap but they are completly usless with your details e.t.c and loose eveything..
I drive an MY95 WRX im 23 and have 5 years no claims and no points/convictions (touch wood) and my renewal at the end of this month is £900... A uk car of the same age e.t.c is £620...!!!
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[Edited by dhorwich - 3/16/2003 4:31:02 PM]
I drive an MY95 WRX im 23 and have 5 years no claims and no points/convictions (touch wood) and my renewal at the end of this month is £900... A uk car of the same age e.t.c is £620...!!!
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[Edited by dhorwich - 3/16/2003 4:31:02 PM]
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Yeah agree with Dhorwich, cheap on insurance but after sales is crap. Just renewed my policy with them this year and they sent me a letter requesting my tracker fitment proof, and that no Theft cover was in place until this had been received. On the phone to them straight away and pointed out I sent it the 1st year I was with them. Had to get through to a supervisor in the end to get it sorted.
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Any actively monitored tracker would get my vote. I've just had Navtrak ADR installed, which seems very very smart - I've had the navtrak proactive on a previous car, too.
RAC trackstar is fitted as standard to P1/STI, so that seems well regarded too.
Others are also available, but I have experience of Navtrak and would now recommend their service.
RAC trackstar is fitted as standard to P1/STI, so that seems well regarded too.
Others are also available, but I have experience of Navtrak and would now recommend their service.
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Dont go for the tracker retrieve as most insurances dont like it now! You need atleast a tracker monitor.
Have a look in the security forum
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