UK STI WITH PPP Ins Quote
29 July 2004, 08:16 AM
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Yes, very good. You'll have to be very old to get it much cheaper than that.
Best I got was £800 from L+V, but i'm 37. Everybody elses quote just got silly when I mentioned PPP, L+V really don't care. I spoke to several people about this, and finally got recorded on the policy.
Without PPP I could have got it for £650 ish from Admiral, but this went up to circa £1000 with PPP
I was insured with Privilege, and I spoke to 3 different people for extended periods, one after another to get a quote for PPP. I got 3 different quotes and they were: -
£1050 or £1200 or £1300. OHHHH I cancelled that policy, I was not convinced that I was still insured
Best I got was £800 from L+V, but i'm 37. Everybody elses quote just got silly when I mentioned PPP, L+V really don't care. I spoke to several people about this, and finally got recorded on the policy.
Without PPP I could have got it for £650 ish from Admiral, but this went up to circa £1000 with PPP
I was insured with Privilege, and I spoke to 3 different people for extended periods, one after another to get a quote for PPP. I got 3 different quotes and they were: -
£1050 or £1200 or £1300. OHHHH I cancelled that policy, I was not convinced that I was still insured
29 July 2004, 01:52 PM
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Who insures you Sti PPP for £599 and what excess are you liable for?
I've just ordered my new STi PPP. I'm 39, no accidents and have 6pts for speeding in 2000. Best quote so far is Norwich Union £636 with £720 excess or £709 with £520 excess.
Thanks Kevin
Who insures you Sti PPP for £599 and what excess are you liable for?
I've just ordered my new STi PPP. I'm 39, no accidents and have 6pts for speeding in 2000. Best quote so far is Norwich Union £636 with £720 excess or £709 with £520 excess.
Thanks Kevin
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29 July 2004, 02:15 PM
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Non PPP'd STi MY02, me 39 with 7 years NCB, partner 30 (full licence 4 years only), £845 inc replacement backbox/exhaust. Partner being added reduced quote by £15. Good price I would say, though there's nearly always better.
29 July 2004, 06:34 PM
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The £900 quote is with a £250 excess sorry i never mentioned this. I thought the quote was okay, but you never know until you know what others are paying. The exact price was £893.13. Thanks for replys.
29 July 2004, 07:23 PM
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Originally Posted by RR
The £900 quote is with a £250 excess sorry i never mentioned this. I thought the quote was okay, but you never know until you know what others are paying. The exact price was £893.13. Thanks for replys.
29 July 2004, 09:20 PM
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Originally Posted by Robocop
MattW
Who insures you Sti PPP for £599 and what excess are you liable for?
I've just ordered my new STi PPP. I'm 39, no accidents and have 6pts for speeding in 2000. Best quote so far is Norwich Union £636 with £720 excess or £709 with £520 excess.
Thanks Kevin
Who insures you Sti PPP for £599 and what excess are you liable for?
I've just ordered my new STi PPP. I'm 39, no accidents and have 6pts for speeding in 2000. Best quote so far is Norwich Union £636 with £720 excess or £709 with £520 excess.
Thanks Kevin
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