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I'm with Direct Line. Cost is about £500 per year with a £150 excess and full no claims discount. Saved £20 adding the wife as a driver to the policy (but she doesn't get to drive the car for real!!!). Incidentally, the insurance for the Voyager is £535 per year with a £150 excess.
Originally Posted by english_bob
I'm with Direct Line. Cost is about £500 per year with a £150 excess and full no claims discount. Saved £20 adding the wife as a driver to the policy (but she doesn't get to drive the car for real!!!). Incidentally, the insurance for the Voyager is £535 per year with a £150 excess.
Hope you bought her some flowers with the 20 she saved you!
Last edited by MI Roadster; Jan 25, 2005 at 08:09 PM.
I think I'm paying about £650 a year for mine, but then I'm younger than you lot at only 28 ! I do have full 5+ years no claims and this is protected.
If you are interested in my car which is for sale let me know.
If you are interested in my car which is for sale let me know.
Last edited by saldous; Jan 26, 2005 at 04:27 AM.
Originally Posted by drbizarre
Cheers for that, at least i know £500 is about right, not sure if still getting now, as looks like we could be with child
You know, when my kids were babies and they were cranky, I would take them for a ride in the car and they would fall asleep. I think you should still get a Crossfire and help out your wife by taking the baby for a ride in it while at the same time, giving your wife a much needed break. It's a win win situation!
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