Used one of the comparison sites as my renewal had gone from £95 To £260 got years fully comp limited milage £73.
Insurance in the UK
- Thread starter Silvergreen
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- Z3M Imola and Z4 (e89)
Used some of those mentioned plus Adrian Flux when I had a Z3 and needed an 'agreed value' because the 'market value' was ridiculously low for a low mileage Z3 in well maintained order.
2,000 per yearJeez that's cheap, how limited is the mileage, 20 per year
£73 for a year fully comp! That's amazing @Johnnywheelnut
I would be interested to know the insurance company, what the car is, value, engine size, driver age etc, because I've never seen insurance at that price.
I would be interested to know the insurance company, what the car is, value, engine size, driver age etc, because I've never seen insurance at that price.
Just renewed mine with Performance Direct for £114 fully comp (£6 less than last year).
3000 miles per year, agreed value £3500, including mods, insured for me and the missus, protected no claims, low excess. Broker fee of £42 so the policy cost was only £72
3000 miles per year, agreed value £3500, including mods, insured for me and the missus, protected no claims, low excess. Broker fee of £42 so the policy cost was only £72
Again, that's very good ! I think I'm hit on insurance because of my age plus 3 accidents in recent years even though my car was hit when stationary and I've never made a claim on my own insurance.I haven't cost my insurers a penny. I have full no claims, but it's like I'm penalised for the car 'being there' when some body ran into it !! I haven't made a claim on my car insurance in well over 50 years driving, but it seems I have to subsidise bad drivers. Grumpy old man rant for today . 
Again, that's very good ! I think I'm hit on insurance because of my age plus 3 accidents in recent years even though my car was hit when stationary and I've never made a claim on my own insurance.I haven't cost my insurers a penny. I have full no claims, but it's like I'm penalised for the car 'being there' when some body ran into it !! I haven't made a claim on my car insurance in well over 50 years driving, but it seems I have to subsidise bad drivers. Grumpy old man rant for today .
Yep. That's how it works nowadays. They used to look at previous accidents where you were at fault. But nowadays the quote form just asks "number of accidents they dont care about who was at fault.