sounds like you have it sorted already; but with high price insurance it will almost always be worth taking out a higher excess and then insuring the excess. I get it with my bank for about £6 a month and it means car, house and other insurances all have £1000 excess saving me loads more than £6/month.I'm having a bit of a nightmare with my UK Car insurance for the 4S.
26 Years old. Just moved onto a newly developed street where not all brokers can locate (thus can't provide a quote for). 4 Years NCD. Do not want a black box.
I only have four companies available to me:
- Quote Detective - £2417
- Direct Line - £2638
- Admiral (with black box) - £4533
- Admiral (without black box) - £5583
No tracker needed to be installed on these options. If I paid for PVTS+, then Churchill come in at £2600+. So think I'm going to go with Quote Detective. But comes with a £1000 voluntary excess + £1000 compulsory excess!
Sounds like you’re in a similar boat to me. Check my post on the previous page as it seems like Churchill are our best betsJust got quoted £2,618.56 by admiral.
I just turned 30 and live in Surrey. I tried quote detective and it said 3600 ?...
Good idea! Will look into it for suresounds like you have it sorted already; but with high price insurance it will almost always be worth taking out a higher excess and then insuring the excess. I get it with my bank for about £6 a month and it means car, house and other insurances all have £1000 excess saving me loads more than £6/month.
There in no excess on the excess insurance ;-)
you need to be able to get your hands on the excess to pay first and claim back after. It means you can’t claim for less than £1k/ the excess but with expensive insurance you would not anyway.
Are you all registering these cars as personal cars or company vehicles?
I found with compare the market it automatically put it down as being policyholder is owner and registered keeper and when changed on the independent sites it doubled most of the time
NFU could be worth a call. I'm based in Coventry and I know I pay around a £1k premium for my postcode(!!), the total premium is about £2k. I'm guessing Surrey postcodes might be quite Taycan friendly in comparison.Just got quoted £2,618.56 by admiral.
I just turned 30 and live in Surrey. I tried quote detective and it said 3600 ?...
Thanks for this.NFU could be worth a call. I'm based in Coventry and I know I pay around a £1k premium for my postcode(!!), the total premium is about £2k. I'm guessing Surrey postcodes might be quite Taycan friendly in comparison.
We do have all our business insurance with NFU so that has probably discounted my Taycan premium, but they might be negotiated down from their first price.
I'm 35 by the way and was told my age isn't affecting the premium. I'm less happy at being told that than I thought I'd be back when I was 21.
Postcode / Age / Mileage maybe...How is that even possible
The company name will be on the invoice, and who own the vehicle.I now seem to have the opposite problem to most here - dealer is happy to register the car in my name but my accountant is now insisting that it be registered to the company. Anyone have any links I can use to convince him otherwise?
Out of interest though, how many company car owners here have got their chosen insurance company to bill their company rather than them personally? I did ask Admiral but I wasn’t convinced they really understood.
Churchill were fine with co being named. As for accountant, may relate to VAT reclaim if on finance but worth a chat.I now seem to have the opposite problem to most here - dealer is happy to register the car in my name but my accountant is now insisting that it be registered to the company. Anyone have any links I can use to convince him otherwise?
Out of interest though, how many company car owners here have got their chosen insurance company to bill their company rather than them personally? I did ask Admiral but I wasn’t convinced they really understood.