Direct Line wanted nearly

I've been with them for a number of years - since I got my first car - and not had a problem. While I'm not considering modifying the car I find that scary - especially as I am 26 and can't see it making much difference. My renewal is new at the start of April so I think I'll be doing a ring around this year.

Do you think they've assumed that because you've put the strut brace on you will drive it like a lunatic?

Someone said something about stereotyping a few days ago and this looks like a good example.

Neil, the bloke on the phone said he thought it was quite a lot and said that he thought when I turned 26 that it wouldnt be anywhere near as much. To be honest, I was going to make a start modding my car with the strut brace, but I think I'll now just wait until May when not only will I be 26 but my insurance will also be up for renewal. Besides which, I've just dumped a load of money upgrading my ICE!

Neil, the bloke on the phone said he thought it was quite a lot and said that he thought when I turned 26 that it wouldnt be anywhere near as much. To be honest, I was going to make a start modding my car with the strut brace, but I think I'll now just wait until May when not only will I be 26 but my insurance will also be up for renewal. Besides which, I've just dumped a load of money upgrading my ICE!

I await the renewal quote with interest (not eager anticipation - I'm not that mad!).

If they're anything like Tesco (same underwriters) they have different bands for "cosmetic" mods. They work based on the value of the mod and are something like 0-

I await the renewal quote with interest (not eager anticipation - I'm not that mad!).

I got my renewal quote through from Tesco and decided to do an online quote to see how much I'd be saving by renewing. Turns out that as a "valued" customer, I would be paying