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Vehicle & Technical => Defender => Topic started by: sas pinkie on April 20, 2007, 11:56:32
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So, I I have (what we all seem to agree is a good deal in varying degrees) my TD5 110, where do I insure it.
Done the usual online checks, most companies dont list a 3 door 110....
Cheapest so far is £291 from Admiral for a 27 year old 6 years NCB domestic and pleasure only and it is stored on a drive over night. RH19 area........
Is this a reasonable price or can I get lower. Where have you insured yours???? :D
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:D :D Seems alright to me i pay three times that on my 200tdi!!! :cry: :cry:
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Try NFU too. I've found Adrian Flux to be the cheapest but the can be a pain to deal with and charge an admin for any modification added in between renewals which can add up.
Cheers
Steve
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would agree with the nfu suggestion
insured with them for a 2nd year,cost less than the 1st year even with
3 point for speeding!
cheers kevin
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I'm with Greenlight - they've stopped covering 4x4's now, but have to honour existing policies.
I pay £450 for my 110 Td5, and that includes Class 1 business use - it may seem a bit steep, but all the other places I tried (NFU, NU etc) didn't like the winch - and either refused to insure or loaded the premium to silly money.
I also had trouble when phoning round for quotes to get the peeps on the phone to acknowledge that you could have a 3 door Defender - a lot of companies call them vans...............which reminds me, the Post Office wrote to me recently, asking if I'd like to renew my 'van' insurance with them (cheeky beggars, calling it a van !!), maybe give them a go ?
0800 058 2933 or www.postoffice.co.uk
Jim
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Admiral were good for me on my 90 TD5....even paid out more than i paid at the main dealers when it got written off ;)
I'm with Tesco now who are equally good. I've not found the likes of NFU very good with higher value vehicles, particually TD5's they seem to be poor on.
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I have gone with adrian flux.... £280. fully comp, no claims protected and all the usual!!! 8)
Cheers for the suggestions! great help!! :D
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NFU are very good and they have local offices you can vist and talk to a real person
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NFU are very good and they have local offices you can vist and talk to a real person
Yep, that's why I am with them, much better than overseas call centres...
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NFU here too for my TD5 110 CSW. About £250 fully comp for a 33 year old.
I have no qualms about sticking with them, especialy after my 90 was stolen a couple of years back. I was able to talk to someone face to face and they paid up in just over a week (and it was over the christmas break too). Thats when you know how good you insurance company is.