Old Sep 18, 2012 | 07:52 AM
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Default Re: Finally taken the plunge - Now Insurance Dilemma!

Originally Posted by Tommyj
Hi All,

Just an update, as you know Ive been looking to buy one of these lovely cars for a while now and have now bought a Grey 55 plate, with 27k miles on.

Great news is that there is No rust to be seen and just the odd stone chip and wheel kerbing. The only other thing I have noticed is the clips that hold the leather on the sides of the seat has come away and just needs clipping in, well I hope thats all it needs!!!

Anyway, here is where I need some advice please. Where do I go for the best insurance deals? I will only be driving for approx 4k miles per year. Do I take out an admiral multi car or is there any specialist insurers that I should try??

Info: Im 32, 14 years ncb, no points, or accidents.

Any help and advice would be much appreciated.

Many Thanks
Saw the pics of your new baby on your other thread - very nice - the best colour!
All any of us can do is make recommendations based on our own experience but obviously we're all different!
I'm 52 with but with only 7 yrs NCD - should be more but for a crazy mother distracted by her 4x4 full of kids taking out my entire Voyager wing mirror assembly - very nearly a head-on. I was quoted an eye-watering £400 by the stealership so made a claim but later discovered it would only have cost £135 if I'd paid the authorised bodyshop myself - barely more than the policy excess... but that's another story!
So - I recently bought a late '06 black SRT coupe with 28.5k miles and got what I thought was a good price with Sainsbury's Premier cover of £309 including protected NCD, legal and breakdown cover and direct debit instalments - and it was only about £40 a year more than a standard car.
Sainsbury's standard cover was £26 less and the only cheaper quote was Privilege @ £207 but was much more basic.
Maybe my age or postcode helps - what area are you?
 
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