Insurance rip off
27 June 2005, 06:57 PM
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Insurance rip off
Just phoned my insurance company, direct line, to see what effect having the PPP fitted to my MY54 STi would have. They quoted me an extra £268 to the end of my policy, which ends in mid November. That's £268 for 4 and a half months. Seriously not happy with that 
Can anyone recommend a company to change to when my premium's up for renewal?
Cheers, Toby
P.S. I'm 28
Can anyone recommend a company to change to when my premium's up for renewal?Cheers, Toby
P.S. I'm 28
27 June 2005, 07:13 PM
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The problem is the companies don't like modified cars.
You should stick to something standard. I went from an STi IV to the Type 25 and the extra premium for 7 months was £15. Had to think about it, but I decided to go with it
The insurance companies (or at least the ones that have arrangements with Norwich Union) know exactly what the Type 25 is. It was the same with the WR1 - another standard, unmodified car that was cheaper than an STi with PPP.
You should stick to something standard. I went from an STi IV to the Type 25 and the extra premium for 7 months was £15. Had to think about it, but I decided to go with it
The insurance companies (or at least the ones that have arrangements with Norwich Union) know exactly what the Type 25 is. It was the same with the WR1 - another standard, unmodified car that was cheaper than an STi with PPP.
27 June 2005, 08:17 PM
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Originally Posted by XRS
The problem is the companies don't like modified cars.
You should stick to something standard. I went from an STi IV to the Type 25 and the extra premium for 7 months was £15. Had to think about it, but I decided to go with it
The insurance companies (or at least the ones that have arrangements with Norwich Union) know exactly what the Type 25 is. It was the same with the WR1 - another standard, unmodified car that was cheaper than an STi with PPP.
You should stick to something standard. I went from an STi IV to the Type 25 and the extra premium for 7 months was £15. Had to think about it, but I decided to go with it
The insurance companies (or at least the ones that have arrangements with Norwich Union) know exactly what the Type 25 is. It was the same with the WR1 - another standard, unmodified car that was cheaper than an STi with PPP.
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