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SpeedEight
27-10-2006, 06:24 PM
Hi Guys,
I'm Ian, just signed up to the forum. I'm looking at an A2 TDi (75) SE (51 Plate) with a view to buying it.
I just had a plainly rediculous insurance quote of over £600 from my current insurer. I wondered where you guys go for insurance on these cars?
I'm 30, car will be on driveway, 2 years NCD, 3 points.
Thanks for any input!
Ian.
vkx245l
27-10-2006, 07:18 PM
Wow! we used swiftcover.com this year. full NCDs and we're getting in abit (nearly 40!) but it was only £150!
Try confused.com or moneysupermarket.com if you can stand all the follow up spam.
Cheers
Jonathan
convert
27-10-2006, 07:19 PM
The Wife has just insured our A2, 1.4TDi, Garaged, with myself and eldest daughter (27) on the policy. She used Confused dot com, and got a policy via the Postoffice (Underwritten by Norwich Union). Cost £266 less a £50 Postal order given by the PO.... Total £216 Fully Comp.
HUWS66
27-10-2006, 08:36 PM
Hi I am with Sainsburys car insurance 40 years old 4 ncd no points £245.00 fully comp with green flag breakdown cover thrown in
Hi I am with Sainsburys car insurance 40 years old 4 ncd no points £245.00 fully comp with green flag breakdown cover thrown in
Almost the same as I pay, except I'm 25, live in Norway, and I (obviously) use another company. I don't know much about English companies, but 600 sounds awfully high.
driveforward
27-10-2006, 09:10 PM
I'm 24, also called Ian, have an A2 TDI 75 Sport and the car's on the driveway.. 0 NCB and pay way less than £600. I'm with Elephant insurance.
I'd take a fast walk away from your current insurer!
Darren C
28-10-2006, 09:52 AM
I'm 33, (as of wednesday - groan;) ), and my wife is 30. We both have years of full no claims discount, the car is stored on the driveway and I have just renewed with Admiral, (yesterday), for £306.60 for the pair of us. This is fully comp with 'protected' NCD and only £160 compulsory and voluntary excess.
The car is a 1.4 TDI (75), 05 plate with declared after market alloys.
I would definately take up the advice of others and shop around - online.
I am sure you will get a much better deal so don't defer buying this 'ace' little car on the basis of one insurance quote.:)
Regards,
Darren
Aikon
28-10-2006, 09:53 AM
Likewise I have a 1.4tdi 52 SE with business use and 50000 miles a year, me at 33 and wife at 27 is £390 a year. Have got full no claims though.
Male, 29, 1.4TDI SE Garaged, Wife and I on insurance. 15,000 miles per annum and class one business use. £150 voluntary excess.
Full protected NCD but one recent claim and my renewal is due in November. I was paying £280pa but my renewal quote is looking like £350pa.
Darren, are you with SAGA? :)
Darren C
28-10-2006, 05:31 PM
Cheeky Chris...
I assume that you mean am I a Sexy And Gorgeous A2OC'er - Well you know the answer to that one....;)
He who laughs last... I do believe one will not be in their twenties this time next year either!!:D
Cheers mate,
Darren (33 looking more like 23 - well one can always dream!!:( )
Darren, are you with SAGA? :)
SpeedEight
29-10-2006, 08:36 PM
Thanks guys, some of those premiums sound a lot more like it. I'll give confused.com a go.
Ian.
ps: Convert, nice Wedge! :)
adamski
29-10-2006, 09:11 PM
Hi
I have just got a quote for me, 24, 1 years NCB, car garaged, no mods, 25000 miles and business use.... £800 was the cheapest on confused.com...
Still half what the BMW was costing though!! :p
Adam
humps
29-10-2006, 11:56 PM
I saw your quote and was almost gonna say good deal, consider you have 3pts too. Until I read the other A2OCers.. I think it is also largely depending on your post code as well. I've had my A2 insured at two different London zone 1 addresses (park on street, obviously!), my current address costs higher. I'm 28, 1yr NCD, 5k milage, clean license, 1 claim 2yrs ago, 550 for a 10 months NCD accelerator with Admiral.
shugo
07-11-2006, 03:52 PM
Hi Hugh in Fife Scotland wife and myself car garaged full ncb protected both will be 40 next year £148 fully comp with brake down cover .the car is a 1.4 petrol se and is used as a every day car .We also have a range rover sport 54 plate (only untill Dec its got to go ) and paying £1200 a year fully comp but the new beast will be here in Dec the insurance is to be £2,232 fully comp but dont mind paying that for a weekend car
jamiejackson1984
07-11-2006, 06:42 PM
i'm 22 male only paying £560.00 on a audi a2 1.4se 2002 that with direct line
Skipton01
07-11-2006, 10:25 PM
Just to add to the figures, Tank costs £247.80 with Direct Line. That's for a 35 year old with maximum NCB in Oldham postal code area fully comp.
Cheers,
Mike
robin
08-11-2006, 08:34 AM
maddys premium is £256 fully comp with me on as well
8 years NCB with budget i am 46 and maddy is 43 not a good post code as they aske where the car is parked at night which is at work as we work nights all the time
cheers
robin
tedwood
11-12-2006, 05:22 PM
Have you tried using this one http://www.moneysupermarket.com/motor/?
Insured my A2 with bugdet insurance after lookin on there, cost me just over £300 TPFT with my 3 years no claims. not sure exactly but i think they look at something like 40 or 50 companies to find you quotes.
adam7157
11-12-2006, 07:08 PM
What ever you do dont go with Norwich Union there an absolute rip i changed from a focus 1.6 zetec to my a2 and there was a fifty odd quidd increase.They said on there books the audi is group 8 very convenient.Also it was listed as no recomended alarm i phoned up to change this to the thatchman cat 1 alarm and immobiliser defaintly git to be a discount here still no change they said WxxxxxS total rip off merchants.
HUWS66
11-12-2006, 11:57 PM
My insurance is due in a few weeks gota quote off swift.com £172.00 fully comp garaged 40 years old 5 years no claims well pleased:D :D
garethgriff25
23-04-2007, 04:13 PM
Have you tried a comparison site like http://www.moneysupermarket.com/motor/ got a good deal through it :) ended up with tesco in the end.
GordR
23-04-2007, 07:33 PM
Im with the NFU.. they were a lot cheaper than everyone i tried..
Im paying 500 odd at 17 with no NCB but i do have another member of the family on there which helps i guess.
1.4 SE Petrol
manhattan$
23-04-2007, 08:59 PM
Check out my thread on car insurance.
Sign up to www.quidco.com make sure you are signed in and search through the insurance companies(i recomend prudential) get a quote, buy and receive cashback.
I received my £100 cashback last month so my insurance was £220 fully comp after the cashback.
I think it has now gone upto £130 cashback. :)
Direct line have given me a very good price the last two years...
andyman
23-04-2007, 09:31 PM
I'm having trouble getting insurance quotes for ur A2 as none of the companies recognise a 2003 90bhp tdi they only have them from 2004??.
They keep putting it down as a 75bhp which it is not.
Anyone else get this problem?.
Skipton01
23-04-2007, 10:09 PM
Have a look at the visible VIN number on the windscreen - it should read:
WAUZZZ8Z?N??????
THe number between the Z and N is the model year identifier and it's my bet that it'll be 4.
If so, don't worry about the insurers, tell them it is a 2004 car and then give them the reg number. There's nothing to say you can't make a car appear older than it really is.
CHeers,
Mike
andyman
23-04-2007, 10:48 PM
Skipton there are two numbers between the Z and N they are 24 !!??.
Ollie was registered 2 dec 03.
All the bleeding insurers only list the 90 bhp as 2004!!??.
Skipton01
23-04-2007, 11:03 PM
Yes, sorry, the first digit is just a filler, a bit like the '0' and '5' in the UK reg plates at the moment.
As I thought, your car is a 2004 model year (hence the 4), so don't worry about the insurers.
I had a similar problem with my old Fiat Punto - apparently a 55SX didn't exist in 1998!! I even had a heck of a job to get Audi to take it as PX for The Little Tank as they were very suspicious of it.
Cheers,
Mike
andyman
23-04-2007, 11:33 PM
Thanks for that but why if its a 2004 model did it get registered dec 2003??, strange?.
Skipton01
23-04-2007, 11:36 PM
No - it's a 2004 MODEL YEAR.
Model years run from about August to August, for example, Tank is a '54' reg (October 2004) car, but is actually a 2005 model year (WAUZZZ8Z15N??????). There's no particular rhyme or reason for it, but there again, why am I reading the June edition of PC Pro magazine in April!?!?!?
Cheers,
Mike
andyman
23-04-2007, 11:47 PM
Ah so I have a late 03 reg'd car that is an early 04 models!!??, I think I gedit:o .
Your behind on reading your mags cos your always on here answering Q's from numnuts like me:o -Bless ya;)
Skipton01
24-04-2007, 12:07 AM
Ah so I have a late 03 reg'd car that is an early 04 models!!??, I think I gedit:o .
Your behind on reading your mags cos your always on here answering Q's from numnuts like me:o -Bless ya;)
I'm actually 2 months ahead of myself, if you believe the publishers!!!
Cheers,
Mike
andyman
24-04-2007, 12:32 AM
he he he I though you meant last June!!??, Now youve confused me even more unless your a medium or something lol.
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