Insurance What Are Other People Paying?

[davey205 7 1 Cars]

Any recommendations? I want fully comp obviously, so far best price admiral £697.

23 yr old male

2 yr NCB ( was on parents insurance prior to this, no claims )

License held for 5 years

Limited mileage - up to 4000

Parked on driveway.

Voluntary excess £350

Standard 1.6

 

Bit of a shocker gone up from last year (£655) , what are other people paying ?

 

EDIT> What Thatcam category (if any) is a Clifford Eagle alarm / immobilizer.

Edited January 29, 2011 by davey205

[Richie 32]

£550 with flux.

 

26 w/ 7 ncb and standard 1.9. Insurance prices are a pita right now, with them generally increasing. Flux are always pretty good for me but i;ve never made a claim with them.

[arwel 43 2 Cars]

Im 24, 4yrs NCB ( was on the parents insurance untill I turned 20), held licence for 7 years, 1.9 Gti insured as a road rally car so, cage, buckets, belts, suspension etc... upto 5,000 miles £420 TPF&THEFT with REIS.

[davey205 7 1 Cars]

Got it down a bit, what about value? I put £1700 as its what i paid.

Secondly as said does anyone know if the Clifford Eagle is Thatcham approved, been googling and can't find out anything about that.

[large 33]

1.6 GTI running a Mi16 with roll cage £350 TF&T, 34 years old, lots of ncb.

 

That's with HIC.

Edited January 29, 2011 by large

[gaz832 7 1 Cars]

205 mi16 standard car apart from engine.

mk5 fiesta 1.6 zetec-s

 

both insured on the same policy fully comp with admiral multicar. 28yr old , 6yr no claims. £400 for both

[Daviewonder 533 3 Cars]

Totally standard F reg 1.6 GTI Insured with Bell £390 TPFT with 9 years protected NCD (paying monthly), Age 32. I still can't believe it costs this much to insure a 20 year old 1.6 car

Edited January 29, 2011 by Daviewonder

[monkee87 2]

Standard '92 1.9 GTi. Soon to have a complete stainless exhaust though.

 

23 years old.

3 years NCB.

8000 miles P/A.

Value £1500 (I think!)

Parked on driveway.

Excess £350. (I think!) I have a young person one of £250 too, can't do anything about it. Then they're is the windscreen too etc. :/

 

I have no alarm fitted.

 

£450 with direct line.

[CallumCurwood 1]

18 years Old

Fully comp on my own policy

89' 205 1.1 with wheels, arch kit, lowering, exhuast declared, and a few engine bits declared

2 year driving with no noclaims, was on parents

£676 Coop Insurance

 

Then looking a extra £60 to declare Xs conversion when complete

[johnnyboy666 195 1 Cars]

i think i may win this one....

 

completely standard 205 xs g reg

 

fully comp £1300 with admiral

 

parked on drive, 4k limited miles,

 

22yo licence since 17

 

CLAIM PENDING

 

oh, and last car insured was the one in my sig, all mods declared £430 with flux

Edited January 29, 2011 by johnnyboy666

[pugpete1108 62 1 Cars]

32 yr old married man.

 

Zilch no claims on this Policy (used on my other car)

 

Gti6 stripped with buckets and harnesses

 

2k agreed value

 

1500 miles limit

 

Must be garaged between 10-6 unless being driven of course

 

£175 fully comp with heritage modern classic

[GLPoomobile 958]

Secondly as said does anyone know if the Clifford Eagle is Thatcham approved, been googling and can't find out anything about that.

 

It's a completely redundant question if you don't have an installation certificate, which I assume you don't, becuase it would tell you if it was Thatham approved if you did have it. Insurers won't accept a Thatham approved alarm/immob without a valid installation certificate.

[Jer309GTi 3]

Not a 205, but I pay just under £700 TPFT for my BMW E30, with a 3.5 engine in, lowered/uprated suspension and uprated brakes declared, protected 7yrs NCB. Thats with Sky

[large 33]

18 years Old

Fully comp on my own policy

89' 205 1.1 with wheels, arch kit, lowering, exhuast declared, and a few engine bits declared

2 year driving with no noclaims, was on parents

£676 Coop Insurance

 

Then looking a extra £60 to declare Xs conversion when complete

 

 

Sorry I may be missing something, but how the hell can you be 18 and have 2 years NCB.

[Cameron 16]

£480 to insure my 205 last summer - 26YO male, 6 points, 3K limited mileage, TPFT, like-for-like on all modifications, all mods declared. Pretty good I think.

[backroadpug 12]

28years old

9 years no claims

no points

 

1994 L reg 205 rallye

buckets wheels suspension and cage

10,000 miles parked in a drive way

 

£179 fully comp

[Jer309GTi 3]

Sorry I may be missing something, but how the hell can you be 18 and have 2 years NCB.

 

Some insurance companies let you carry it over from your moped insurance I think

[GilesW 41]

Re installation certificate - find a decent alarm fitter and pay them to check over your alarm and install and you can get a certificate.

[Alan_M 66 1 Cars]

£190 TPFT, 34yo, classic policy, 205 Mi16 with all mods declared including cage, limited mileage 5k, euro breakdown cover etc etc. As its a classic policy, there are 0 NCB.

 

Not a 205, but I pay just under £700 TPFT for my BMW E30, with a 3.5 engine in, lowered/uprated suspension and uprated brakes declared, protected 7yrs NCB. Thats with Sky

 

I just cannot shake my attraction to E30s, yet I find it tough to leave the 205. Can I ask, how do they compare? Only driven standard E30s, but lucky enough to have a Nordschleife lap in a 335 and that was supremely quick (looked a f***ing handful though!).

[Alan77 78 1 Cars]

Standard F reg 1.9 gti daily driver

33 years old

11 years protected NCB

TPFT

6000 miles agreed

 

£160 with Elephant

[large 33]

Sorry I may be missing something, but how the hell can you be 18 and have 2 years NCB.

 

I was missing something .

 

He said he had 0 NCB.

[CallumCurwood 1]

Some insurance companies let you carry it over from your moped insurance I think

 

Bingo

[Petrolsniffer 3]

18 years Old

Fully comp on my own policy

89' 205 1.1 with wheels, arch kit, lowering, exhuast declared, and a few engine bits declared

2 year driving with no noclaims, was on parents

£676 Coop Insurance

 

Then looking a extra £60 to declare Xs conversion when complete

 

Just out of intrest who are you considering to go with for insurance for the xs conversion as I'm sure co-op don't cover engine conversions?

 

Any other tu coversion peeps speak up as i'd love to convert my own 1.1 to something bigger but insurance is a worry!

Edited February 8, 2011 by Petrolsniffer

[CallumCurwood 1]

Just out of intrest who are you considering to go with for insurance for the xs conversion as I'm sure co-op don't cover engine conversions?

 

Any other tu coversion peeps speak up as i'd love to convert my own 1.1 to something bigger but insurance is a worry!

 

The nice gentlemen on the phone was okay with it when I rang to discuss it with them. He just said I simply have to ring up and ask for him when I want to declare it when it's finished and he'll swap the insurance over

[mainline 2 1 Cars]

I paid £205 last year on my GTI!!!!

 

I'm 31 and its garaged on a classic policy as a second car. My DAF 44 is £85 - between two of us!!!