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Berlingo van vs Land Rover

CreedonsDogDayc · 2010-11-08 14:46:27

Quick question, Would there be much of a difference in the cost of insurance and road tax if i went from a commercial berlingo to a commercial freelander? Going from 1.9 turbo diesel to 2.0 diesel. Cheers experts :)

08-11-2010 2:46pm

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CreedonsDogDayc

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Quick question,

Would there be much of a difference in the cost of insurance and road tax if i went from a commercial berlingo to a commercial freelander? Going from 1.9 turbo diesel to 2.0 diesel.

Cheers experts

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#2 08-11-2010 2:47pm

EPM

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Hmmm...have you tried calling up and getting a quote? No one can give you an accurate answer here in fairness.

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#3 08-11-2010 2:49pm

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k, i'll give em a buzz, its only something im thinking about so thought i'd see if anyone on here had done the same in the past, or insured two similar vehicles and could advise.

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#4 08-11-2010 2:52pm

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There are just too many variables involved in insurance for anyone to be able to give you any useful info. There's your own details which will determine the quote to a large degree, but different insurance companies load vehicles differently.

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