Insurance cost & suggestions!

[purpledots]

1.6HDi - 22yo female. 5 year no claim. £510 :/ stupid churchill. Need to try tesco!!

[Dangerousfish]

1.6HDi - 22yo female. 5 year no claim. £510 :/ stupid churchill. Need to try tesco!!

Tesco use the same underwriters as Directline to my knowledge. You'll be lucky if you get a quote as I don't think they'll cover anyone under 25

[purpledots]

Tesco use the same underwriters as Directline to my knowledge. You'll be lucky if you get a quote as I don't think they'll cover anyone under 25

Ahh these places are worth a try, i think got till friday to get a better quote.

[ZACK]

Lots Of My Mates Are With Tesco So They Do Insure People Under 25...

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[DS3RACING96]

Lots Of My Mates Are With Tesco So They Do Insure People Under 25...

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and you can do your shoppin at the same time zack !!!!

[Rickzayne]

£492, 23 years old, 5 years no claims, THP

Swift Cover

unfair.

im exactly the same but have the 90hdi and im paying £900

>.> stupid postcodes!

[mattds3sport]

same for me too

[Dangerousfish]

Lucky bastards

[Clairiballs]

I managed to sort mine for £388 with Insure. Found it doing a comparison with moneysupermarket.

[www.GVSTUNING.co.uk]

Citroen never give customers a cheap quote, not sure how they still manage to get customers actually.

[jaspabt]

well looks like im getting shafted on the Insurance price as well Pick up the car on Tuesday best quote I have had so far is Admiral. 90HDI D-style £833. 30 yrs old, 7 yrs NCB protected. £300 voluntary excess.
Our 2.2 EX Civic was only £600 for the year.

[Rickzayne]

well looks like im getting shafted on the Insurance price as well Pick up the car on Tuesday best quote I have had so far is Admiral. 90HDI D-style £833. 30 yrs old, 7 yrs NCB protected. £300 voluntary excess.
Our 2.2 EX Civic was only £600 for the year.

unprotect your no claims?

[ZACK]

90HDI D-style £833. 30 yrs old, 7 yrs NCB protected. £300 voluntary excess

That's Awful !

[John S]

unprotect your no claims?

That'll only reduce the premium by a few pounds.
I suspect that the cost is hiked up by any number of factors, area where he lives, where the car is parked overnight, his job description, other drivers (or lack of) and finally what the use of the car will be and the mileage.

[Rickzayne]

what is protected ncb anyway?

surely if you move companys after an accident you still have to tell them if you have claimed?