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Daz
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Posted: 16-October-2007 at 13:11 |
M3 Owners who are you insured with? Elephant is my cheapest quote so far. Cheers Daz
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thepits
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AA - and not on limited mileage neither
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screamingflat6
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Hi, if your car is garaged and your a low mileage user and have use of a couple of other cars, try Aon it costs me less for my m3 than my brabus smart car. Regards Gaz, |
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Daz
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cool thanks for the advise. I'll try those guys out I have not yet commited to anybody. Daz |
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M3Nally
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Adrian Flux
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E30 M3 Macao blue metallic Evolution 2
E39 530d Sport Auto, Aegean blue Edition, Sat Nav, TV, comms pack etc. E39 540i Auto, Sat Nav, TV, leather, luxo barge |
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andyclient
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Carole Nash on a classic policy parked on the drive 3000 miles a year
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01 E46 320d Touring 88 E30 M3 Sadly Gone 93 E36 325 TD Gone but still going 87 E30 Hartge 325 (gone but not forgotten) |
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Webdunk
Moderator Group M3 GT Register Joined: 16-October-2002 Location: Central Scotland Status: Offline Points: 5245 |
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Direct Line
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hoggr
Senior Member I Joined: 17-July-2003 Location: United Kingdom Status: Offline Points: 102 |
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I use www.rhclassicinsurance.co.uk. Car in garage, limited to 5,000 miles, agreed value, discount for club member. Premium below £300pa. They used to advertise in the club magazine, look back in the May 2007 issue.
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Hoover
Bavarian-Board Contributor black beast with four legs Joined: 04-October-2006 Location: southampton Status: Offline Points: 505 |
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admiral multi car mate - e30 m3 and focus RS, me and the missus, business use - good price
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88 E30 M3 fast(er than it was, ta Shep and Grant)
and a k8 2008 busa...faster still (focus RS gone to good home - but never forgotton, eh Shep) |
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alanross
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Yup, Admiral multicar for three cars. Only problem is when they send a letter is is sent three times to the same address. Surely one would do? Renewal of 1k though!!
Mk4 Escort is 280, Puma is 300 and M3 is 450. What are good classic companies as Admiral say they'll only pay out book value on the M3 which I take to mean not much. Alan. |
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Hoover
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yep, mine to about 450 each -( group 20 ) 900 for them both |
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88 E30 M3 fast(er than it was, ta Shep and Grant)
and a k8 2008 busa...faster still (focus RS gone to good home - but never forgotton, eh Shep) |
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dougster
Senior Member I Joined: 09-January-2006 Location: Glasgow Status: Offline Points: 138 |
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I'm with elephant. They were cheap the first time I used them and the price keeps coming down each year. Too lazy to change! |
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thepits
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gary
Really Senior Member II Just Call me Wendy ;-) Joined: 16-October-2002 Location: Scotland Status: Offline Points: 4263 |
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Carol nash classic insurance, 3000 miles PA, agreed value of £15000, £325
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Daz
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Is anybody out there able to explain to me the difference between protected and guranteed no claims?
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Darren M
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If I remember correctly protected no claims allows you x number of claims per year without affecting your premium. After x claims you lose your NCD (or some of it). Guranteed is just like it says on the tin - guranteed so you can claim as many times as is necessary in a given year without it affecting your NCD. I`m sure there is a limit though. |
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Daz
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Thanks, I thought it was something like that. Elephant is still my cheapest quote, Adminral came close but looks like Elephant have won the battle. Another feather in their cap is that it allows named drivers to build up no claims bonus. Daz |
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Pete330
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Come on Daz spill the beans
What you bought? |
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