hi guys whot sort of prices are you puying for the insurances for the vrs fullycomp with protect bounsjust to give sume idea

did have drive in the other day why my car was beenig washed i think it was the 2.0 tdi wery fast hard ride drives car i think

thanks pete

£500 ish fully comp. 40, max NCB & protected with £100 voluntary excess. iamsurety.

Best price I got was £650 earlier in year, max protected NCB, IAM/Rospa/Btec advanced driving nothing against name no points ever etc Fabia VRS before was under £300! :'( Currently working in mainland Europe paying €1560 ish here :(

NCB isn't all its cracked out to be,some will still take ncb from you if you make more than 1 claim.Never bothered having it after my scoob got broken into

This was a few years back 3 youths damaged all the steering column ignition barrel etc Bunch of *******..

It don't seem to matter nowadays what level of driving you have got,pass plus,IAM,etc etc.they just want to make you pay for the all the dodgy motorists they can't be bothered to go after.Its far more easier just to shove up the price onto the law abiding motorist.

33 08 pd vrs, paying i think its £680.00 or was it £580.00 one or the other.

NCB isn't all its cracked out to be,some will still take ncb from you if you make more than 1 claim.Never bothered having it after my scoob got broken into

This was a few years back 3 youths damaged all the steering column ignition barrel etc Bunch of *******..

It don't seem to matter nowadays what level of driving you have got,pass plus,IAM,etc etc.they just want to make you pay for the all the dodgy motorists they can't be bothered to go after.Its far more easier just to shove up the price onto the law abiding motorist.

33 08 pd vrs, paying i think its £680.00 or was it £580.00 one or the other.

Exactly! Post Codes still a massive part though on pricing area im in is excessive for crime and prices reflect that!

Aged 30 with 4 years protected NCB. Standard tfsi vrs no points etc £470 fully comp £350 excess.

Aged 30 with 4 years protected NCB. Standard tfsi vrs no points etc £470 fully comp £350 excess.

Jammie git

£500, all mods declared with Chris Knott.

Age 39 , 10 years no claims protected. 3 points £460 fully comp with skoda insurance. £100 total excess.

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Standard 61 plate 2.0 CR DSG VRS Estate, 29 years old, 9 years NCB, Fully Comp, protected, £386 with £250 excess - Admiral Multi-car policy. Wife has a standard 57 plate Focus 2.5 ST as the other car, 27 years old, 7 years no claims, Fully Comp, protected, covered for £486. We're both insured to drive each others cars too.

Exactly! Post Codes still a massive part though on pricing area im in is excessive for crime and prices reflect that!

Well i'm thinking that is just another BS excuse also.Apparently i'm supposed to live in a high vehicle theft area,but i've not known any cars in my area to have been stolen.Infact the only car i have known to be even broken into belonged to me,which was the scoob and that was 3 years ago.

A couple by me have new age scoobs,+a few classics knocking around and non of them been touched,but yet my postcode comes under a high theft area :moon:

£360 full comp XS £250

age 40

20K miles a year

140PD so not a VRS

You won't like me.

Car = 2.0 TFSI vRS,

Me = 28 years old, 0 points, 7 years no claims, 20k miles a year

Price = £301 fully comp with AXA.

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hi guys whot sort of prices are you puying for the insurances for the vrs fullycomp with protect bounsjust to give sume idea

did have drive in the other day why my car was beenig washed i think it was the 2.0 tdi wery fast hard ride drives car i think

thanks pete

What someone else pays, isn't going to help you. Give the club insurers a try

http://www.skyinsurance.co.uk/car-club-insurance.html

Jammie git

Thats protected NCB for life too and interst free monthly payments.

I'm pretty sure my postcode is worse than having one in hellmand province, little buggers everywhere.

Car = 2.0 TFSI vRS garaged

Me = 34 years old, 0 points, 7+ years no claims, 10k miles a year

Price = £330 fully comp with Esure inc legal and PNCB

£500 total excess. No point claiming unless it's big.

My postcode is as cheap as it gets.

I'm pretty sure my postcode is worse than having one in hellmand province, little buggers everywhere.

If you live in Cornwall, you'll have a very low rated postcode.

Car = 2.0 TFSI vRS garaged

Me = 34 years old, 0 points, 7+ years no claims, 10k miles a year

Price = £330 fully comp with Esure inc legal and PNCB

I changed to Esure this year because they were about £30 cheaper than LV who I was with previously. Then, when my annual service came around, they wanted over £30 to insure me on the courtesy car (a tiny little Suzuki Swift).

LV always did it for free and faxed the dealer to let them know.

Even the dealer doing the service only wanted £15 and in the end he waived the charge - not bad PR that.

All things being equal, I'm going back to LV next year!

Then, when my annual service came around, they wanted over £30 to insure me on the courtesy car (a tiny little Suzuki Swift).

Thats odd, was always free for me previously. Not had to do it for over a year.

Thats odd, was always free for me previously. Not had to do it for over a year.

I thought it odd too. But I phoned their customer services and that is what they told me, so there was no way to get round it. Maybe it's a new "add-on" because they are often the best deal on compare sites. Bit like Ryanair. Cheap to start with but loads of add-ons!

Another very odd thing with Esure is getting them to recognise my umpteen years NCB, even after I'd sent them all my renewal paperwork from LV proving it.

Maybe they just have cheap (= useless) staff?

50 plus, 30 years ncb £920 200 excess 50,000 a year Paton and son taxi

33, 12 yrs NCB protected, FC + bus class 1 cover, 0 points, £250 excess, kept on driveway, premium £321

This is a bit pointless surely unless we're all the same age and driving record and live in the same place as the OP.

OP why don't you compare the meerkat?

http://www.comparethemarket.com/car-insurance/?gclid=COyiuaXh7awCFYEhtAod-XoLMQ

This is a bit pointless surely unless we're all the same age and driving record and live in the same place as the OP.

OP why don't you compare the meerkat?

http://www.comparethemarket.com/car-insurance/?gclid=COyiuaXh7awCFYEhtAod-XoLMQ

ive looked at all your quotes and i think and it all depends were you live i think for insurance and the post code

would like a vrs or se octavia in white thanks guys pete