checked my insurance 3 weeks ago before i got my car. Came back at £388 for a 1.2 TSI se (86)ps no points full no claims. over 40. Insurance due in 2 weeks so checked again last night. SHOCK came back at £628 for the cheapest thats go compare and compare the market anybody else had this sort of increase

Try Skoda insurance- been speculatively checking prices for when SWMBO gets a Fabia, and Skoda were miles cheaper than comparison sites could offer

Try Skoda insurance- been speculatively checking prices for when SWMBO gets a Fabia, and Skoda were miles cheaper than comparison sites could offer

i have £600

The missus (39, no points, full no claims) paid about £250 for her 11 plate SE 1.2 TSI 86bhp with direct line and that includes me as a named driver.

something seems wrong here I only paid £500 for a new vRS at the end of feb and im only 25 with 3 years ncb

Prices are on the rise, especially given the bad weather in December, it can take a little while for underwriters to review their claims experience and price accordingly.

Best bet is to shop around and use more than one price comparison site, just check the cover carefully. Swiftcover were the cheapest for me with a Fabia 2 1.9 tdi.

Good luck

Definately not right mate. Im 30+ with 3 points and 6yrs NCD and been quoted £360 for new vrs with wife as named driver. That was through Go compare.

checked my insurance 3 weeks ago before i got my car. Came back at £388 for a 1.2 TSI se (86)ps no points full no claims. over 40. Insurance due in 2 weeks so checked again last night. SHOCK came back at £628 for the cheapest thats go compare and compare the market anybody else had this sort of increase

i was with swift cover which charged me £363 to change to the fabia from the focus. in the end i wet with admiral through confused.com for £181 with courtesy car legal cover and free european cover as well. i'm 37 with the gf as named driver and 15 years no claims

something seems wrong here I only paid £500 for a new vRS at the end of feb and im only 25 with 3 years ncb

got quote for vrs £514 just tried again £748

You haven't moved to Beirut or somewhere have you..? Or have an occupation as a racing driver or tv/radio presenter...?

checked my insurance 3 weeks ago before i got my car. Came back at £388 for a 1.2 TSI se (86)ps no points full no claims. over 40. Insurance due in 2 weeks so checked again last night. SHOCK came back at £628 for the cheapest thats go compare and compare the market anybody else had this sort of increase

Wife should be getting TSi(105) in June :wonder: and was quoted £195: age 64 ish, clean, full NCD & protected, voluntary excess £200 (to keep the premiums down) + me as named driver.

When I changed the Wife's insurance last month I went from the comparison site to the insurers site to check how good the cover was etc, this gave me a quote number which was valid for 3 weeks. When I came to buy the cover I just pulled the quote up and paid. I paid £214 for a 1.2 Fabia 70bhp.

Definately not right mate. Im 30+ with 3 points and 6yrs NCD and been quoted £360 for new vrs with wife as named driver. That was through Go compare.

I also pay £360 (fully comp) for the vRS II... not bad I think no points full NCD. any driver over 25 (any driver at all if on a lesson )

checked my insurance 3 weeks ago before i got my car. Came back at £388 for a 1.2 TSI se (86)ps no points full no claims. over 40. Insurance due in 2 weeks so checked again last night. SHOCK came back at £628 for the cheapest thats go compare and compare the market anybody else had this sort of increase

Post code lottery?

If using comparison sites, or for that matter, comparing any offer, make sure it is on a like for like basis. Especially little things like protected no claims etc. Currently have the VRS insured with Aviva at £340. Full NCD, 40+ years old, clean licence, car parked on driveway, in excess of 20,000 miles per annum. Skoda insurance was £570.

hi i have looked at insurance sites and all the engines that have tsi go like this fabia se 1.2(86)ps tsi plus or 1.2(105)ps tsi plus what does plus mean? other ones 1.2( 85) se this one £388/tsi £600+

Hmm, don't know why the "plus" is there :no:

Mine is with Direct Line, £280 with protected no claims. But then I live up north.

Got insurance through confused.com for my VRS and best price was with Admiral, £210 40 years old, garaged over night, protected no claims. Skoda insurance was £580 !!

On our TSI we paid £530 whihc is for 2 drivers both over 40, i have a clean licence and no claims and the mrs has 3 points and full no claims.

Our 1.2 tsi 105bhp went up from 380 to 490 with tesco in december, we challenged it and tesco agreed to keep it at 380.

We did get a cheaper quote, but claimed once with tesco 5 yrs ago and it went pretty smoothly, the cheaper quote was from a company i hadnt heard of.....