Eyes out again !

[SIXFOOTSTEVE]

Car insurance renewal time ,another year claim free which totals ten now ,and another hike in premium , shopped around online and even tried confused.com ,best I can get is £30 more than last year , over £300 for a Picasso turbo diesel ,seems a rip off to me .
I suppose we all have similar stories .

[marksworld]

steve i am driving a audi 1.8 turbo and i'm only paying £37 a month fully comp
with churchill




cheers
mark

[greggthe1]

I use either adsa, tesco or sainsburys for mine and pay lot less than £300 fully comp for 2lt tdci mondeo. Also have a c-max and that's even cheaper for the wife who hasn't drove half as long and not nearly as many no claims

[KeithB]

I've been with Churchills for years - canny service.

[The Great Wallsendo]

Oh yes yes yes

[codseeker]

most small insurance firms are just middle men ,in the end its a main big company that your money goes to ,small firms just take a small percentage

[KeithB]

I forgot to say I get my renewal every year from them then type the details from their letter into their website to get a quote and it's always cheaper online. Normally I ring them and they match the online price, this year they want me to just renew online then I have to ring them to trnansfer the no claims over.

£226 this year for my 1.6 Astra, inc protected no claims, legal cover and knocked excess down to £100.

[SIXFOOTSTEVE]

Should have mentioned this in my first post ,I'm with Churchill now .

[boblydon]

I have an Admiral multi car policy which worked out a lot cheaper than both churchills and esure, all fully comp and protected no claims, it works out at just under a grand a year, but when you think of the value of the vehicles i think ok for the following cars

1/ a year old vw caddy van which i use for work

2/ 3 year old nissan navara 4x4

3/ 3 year old jaguar xk8 sports

4/ lotus esprit turbo ( classic car )

[Norman]

who`s this prat with all those ***king cars

oh , hi bob