Fro
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Apart from the 1.2 punto's keeping up with it til 60  That was the most annoying thing when i had my 1.6
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Whittie
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Registered: 11th Aug 06
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Originally posted by Whittie
£141 a month, with points included.
Or £1658 for 12 months.
Thats with 1 years no claims & 3 points.
With Quinn Direct 
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andy1868
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i pay half of that  i'm only minus the 3 points
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pow
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Thats not half bad alex - I pay £1350 this year on the Ibiza - with nil point and a year no claims
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Whittie
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quote:
Originally posted by andy1868
i pay half of that i'm only minus the 3 points
My 1.2 was just shy of £900
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Whittie
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quote:
Originally posted by andy1868
i pay half of that i'm only minus the 3 points
quote:
Originally posted by pow
Thats not half bad alex - I pay £1350 this year on the Ibiza - with nil point and a year no claims
On your own policies? or parents or something?
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willay
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SP30's dont really fuck your insurance that bad anymore, because loads of people have them mate.
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andy1868
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£792 for the 1.6 mate, are you fully comp though?
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andy1868
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i'm on my own policy
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Whittie
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Yeah without the points, it was the same quote as it was with the points, if that makes sense 
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Whittie
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quote:
Originally posted by andy1868
£792 for the 1.6 mate, are you fully comp though?
yeah fully comp
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Fro
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My 1.6 was £1100 last year, and got quoted 750 this year.
XE pushes it back to 1100.
All TPFT
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Fro
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quote:
Originally posted by Whittie
quote:
Originally posted by andy1868
£792 for the 1.6 mate, are you fully comp though?
yeah fully comp
Thats pretty good then 
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Whittie
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Loading up Third Party, Fire & Theft now....
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andy1868
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why are you fully comp on a car that isn't worth that much though? after you've paid the extra for fully comp and your excess in the event of a crash it hasn't saved you any money.
although on second thoughts, you do seem alittle accident prone, if you don't mind me saying so
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Whittie
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£1149.52 £98.10
@ 10 months
£245.24 deposit
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willay
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I always go fully comp
but, on the XE I had some decent gear on there that I'd want replacing, and the car I have now is on loan so I wouldnt like to fuck it off and be like..gulp it aint getting repaired/whatever
[Edited on 06-07-2007 by willay]
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andy1868
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ahhhhhh i've just thought of something that sways it for me, i paid it off in one big go, had i paid by the month it would have cost me an extra £120ish
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Fro
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Mine would have been even cheaper then, i pay monthly 
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VegasPhil
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Morning    
Corsa 2.0 16v Vegas - Sold
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Kellye
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5 pages already lol
Morning
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willay
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philllllllllllllllllllll
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andy1868
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true willay, but at the end of the day my car is a 1.6 sport that are 10 to the penny. i paid £1500 for it and i sure as hell wasn't paying the same money for insurance as for the car if you get me, it just didn't make sense. if i had a car that was worth more like you do it'd definately be fully comp
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willay
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I was tempted to pay monthly this year as I didnt have all the money in the world like last year, but I feel better just paying it off in one lump and suffering a tad for the end of the month
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Kellye
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quote:
Originally posted by andy1868
why are you fully comp on a car that isn't worth that much though? after you've paid the extra for fully comp and your excess in the event of a crash it hasn't saved you any money.
although on second thoughts, you do seem alittle accident prone, if you don't mind me saying so
Am fully comp on my car
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