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Title: insurance whats the best one to go on
Post by: Mad_on_Suzuki_jeeps on July 31, 2006, 22:31:40: need the bests and cheaps insurance i was woundering if you lot could help me please
Title: insurance whats the best one to go on
Post by: steanlol on July 31, 2006, 22:41:25: Hi , i went on confused .com and then money supermarket .co.uk (i think)
and the cheapest i got was Ã‚Â£158 on my 3.9 v8 RRC for TPFT from the post office on moneysupermarket .
Title: insurance whats the best one to go on
Post by: Edge on July 31, 2006, 22:52:29: NFU have been good to me, lowered my premiums this year (they were cheap to start with) whereas elephant.co.uk tried to up my insurance after a year with them.
Title: insurance whats the best one to go on
Post by: Terminus on July 31, 2006, 22:58:35: Quote
elephant.co.uk tried to up my insurance after a year with them
Quote

Yep I'm with elephant now and they are really cheap but most internet companies up it after a year despite giving new customers a lovely discount (Esure did the same)

If i use an internet company I shift every year.
Title: insurance whats the best one to go on
Post by: Terminus on July 31, 2006, 22:59:12: I'm having a bad quote day! :lol: :lol:
Title: insurance whats the best one to go on
Post by: DaveDavies on August 01, 2006, 00:12:36: Quote from: "TRUG"
NFU have been good to me, lowered my premiums this year (they were cheap to start with) whereas elephant.co.uk tried to up my insurance after a year with them.

Yep NFU are great, they like Landys are weren't bothered about mods :)
Title: insurance whats the best one to go on
Post by: PUX on August 01, 2006, 01:32:46: try adrian flux they did me a really good deal with all my mods on it :D :wink:
Title: insurance whats the best one to go on
Post by: dracula on August 01, 2006, 14:11:53: N.F.U. for 200tdi Disco fully comp........Ã‚Â£223.02p.
Title: insurance whats the best one to go on
Post by: Very Annoyed on August 01, 2006, 14:28:50: Am I right in thinking NFU only quote for vehicles under 30k? Also who covers for offroad apart from LR Insurance?
Title: insurance whats the best one to go on
Post by: paul_humphreys on August 01, 2006, 14:45:27: Try www.greenlightinsurance.com Barry there is a member of Mud Club

Paul
Title: insurance whats the best one to go on
Post by: PoPrivit on August 01, 2006, 15:20:03: Looking to get cover for my RRC BobTail pickup with +2" lift full EXT cage best so far is From Sureterm Ã‚Â£350 fully comp with1 yrs NCB most places say they will cover mods till you mention it's been chopped :(

any ideas :idea:
Title: insurance whats the best one to go on
Post by: rangerider on August 01, 2006, 16:19:56: Might be worth checking salvage retention rights, spend hundreds on suspension mods, winches, rock sliders and all the rest, then god forbid it does get pranged the "fair market value" wont come anywhere near what you have spent. At least with salvage retention rights as part of the policy where you wont get as much cash in pocket you will still have lots of bits to transfer to any replacement motor.

We got cover from adrian flux and I believe we are also covered at "non-competitive events on private land" ie paynplay days, so should it get hit by another truck or i roll it into a tree on its roof, im not going to be sans truck
Title: insurance whats the best one to go on
Post by: C C on August 01, 2006, 16:55:40: Another vote for NFU from me. The cheapest I could find and when I had a claim last year the process couldn't have been easier. They even called a couple of weeks after my Disco was returned to check the service I received from the repairer's was OK. :)
Title: insurance whats the best one to go on
Post by: PoPrivit on August 02, 2006, 09:03:05: I agree that the NFU are 1st rate but they wont touuch a bobtail... :( shame as my other car and house insurance is with them. Had to go with SureTerm in the end and after some leg work got the quote down from Ã‚Â£350 to Ã‚Â£230 fully comp Just show it pays to get another quote and then come back.