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Title: My motor doesn't exist
Post by: Priglet on December 22, 2005, 06:19:17
I'm currently undergoing the annual fun and games known as getting an insutance quote. I've been onto one of the websites that searches for the best quote for you and then it seems that every company who give a quote phone up to ask  why you didn't accept it. When you tell them it was too expensive they put you through to another company who may may be able to do it cheaper.

Well yesterday Kwik Fit phoned up and transferred me to another company. The conversation went something like this:

"What's your vehicle"

"A Land Rover Defender 110 Station Wagon"

"Is that a Tdi County, Td5 or Heritage model"

"No it's a station wagon"

"They're all station wagons"

"Mines a Tdi but not a county"

"They don't make one"

"They do and it's outside"

"They the only models they make, they're diesel and have 5 gears. What's different about yours has it got 6 or 7 gears?"

"Look love stop taking the p*ss I don't want a quote from you."

"I don't want to quote you either."

As the call was recorded I wonder if I'll be used as training for how not to do the job :twisted:
Title: My motor doesn't exist
Post by: gtomo2 on December 22, 2005, 08:20:01
I know that feeling try telling them you have a range rover 1982 with a perkins 3.8 ltr turbo diesel and they will tell you than the computer dont bring one up so then cant insure it. and just had the renewel through for mine but i just stick with the same company as its easyer than trying to sort a new quate out plus now its only £181 per year
Title: My motor doesn't exist
Post by: Bulli on December 22, 2005, 09:01:56
Try roadsure, just got my new insurance, 92 v8 disco fully comp 206. including mods. When i asked how far i oculd go before they wouldnt insure it the answer was...until you lift it 6 inches! then we have to refer. You need to be a member of a club so i guess if you are reading this you are!
http://www.roadsure.ltd.uk/modified/
Title: My motor doesn't exist
Post by: Ja1983 on December 22, 2005, 09:30:09
when i was looking for cover i ran it thru some websites, one of the reg plate recognition things brought it up as a VW Transporter! :lol:

adriax flux - £408, 9 points, mods declared! not bad for me!
NFU will insure just about owt, but cos i`m under 25 i am excluded from that group! :(
Title: My motor doesn't exist
Post by: leo on December 22, 2005, 10:27:49
like the little britain sketch



THE COMPUTER SAY NO !
Title: My motor doesn't exist
Post by: Andy the Landy on December 22, 2005, 10:34:50
Try Barry Scott (http://forums.mud-club.com/profile.php?mode=viewprofile&u=2426) on here. He does good deals with Greenlight Insurance (http://www.greenlightinsurance.com/)  :D
Drop him a PM :wink:
Title: My motor doesn't exist
Post by: drmike on December 22, 2005, 13:09:31
You may find NFU are fussy if you have (cough) 6 points. They also seem good on series and Defender but not so good on RR and Disco. Seems odd but I think they are prehaps an odd company.

Mike
Title: My motor doesn't exist
Post by: Priglet on December 22, 2005, 14:24:42
Quote from: "gtomo2"
I know that feeling try telling them you have a range rover 1982 with a perkins 3.8 ltr turbo diesel and they will tell you than the computer dont bring one up so then cant insure it. and just had the renewel through for mine but i just stick with the same company as its easyer than trying to sort a new quate out plus now its only £181 per year


I could understand it if it had been modified but as it hasn't I was quite surprised by her reaction.

When she said "I don't want to quote you either" I thought I was back in primary school bickering with my mates :P
Title: My motor doesn't exist
Post by: petergalileo on December 22, 2005, 14:39:29
To borrow a quote from proberbly the most profound and intelligent man of the 21st century - Jasper Carrot  :shock:

This is what they are doing with all the lead they used to put in petrol,  they are spoonfeeding it to late night petrol station attendants and telephone insurance sales persons !  :D
Title: My motor doesn't exist
Post by: thermidorthelobster on December 22, 2005, 14:40:55
Quote from: "Priglet"
When she said "I don't want to quote you either" I thought I was back in primary school bickering with my mates :P

The only response I can think of is "well [Edited] did you phone me then?"
Title: My motor doesn't exist
Post by: TUFFTEE on December 22, 2005, 15:51:41
Quote from: "Andy the Landy"
Try Barry Scott (http://forums.mud-club.com/profile.php?mode=viewprofile&u=2426) on here. He does good deals with Greenlight Insurance (http://www.greenlightinsurance.com/)  :D
Drop him a PM :wink:


I too will recommend Greenlight insurance Tel 01277 240680
Ask for Barry Scott Who is A Mud-Club Member! And handles a lot of our insurance Needs? :lol:
Title: My motor doesn't exist
Post by: Karen696 on December 23, 2005, 00:02:52
erm posted on another topic and it ended up here as welll....?  so edited the comment out, confused? so was I
Title: My motor doesn't exist
Post by: Bettyblue22 on December 23, 2005, 00:29:55
Quote from: "drmike"
You may find NFU are fussy if you have (cough) 6 points. They also seem good on series and Defender but not so good on RR and Disco. Seems odd but I think they are prehaps an odd company.

Mike


I found that NFU were cheaper than most for our disco insurance?
Title: My motor doesn't exist
Post by: Rangie3.0LtrDan on December 23, 2005, 11:24:09
As the_wkdone says, NFU were actually about £300 cheaper than most companies for our 200TDi J-reg disco.



was rather suprising!
Title: My motor doesn't exist
Post by: Tailendcharley on December 23, 2005, 11:48:11
:o  :o I can't fault...www.confused.com...I've insured 2 cars and the house and contents with them...all in all they've saved me about £300..
horses for courses I suppose...

 :cry:  :cry: Billy no Mates :cry:  :cry:
Title: My motor doesn't exist
Post by: old joe on December 23, 2005, 18:04:37
my insurancxe is due in Feb and i've just had a quick look and my annual mileage is roughly 14-16'000

not the 12'000

any suggestions currently paying £400 fully comp

Dazza
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