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Car insurance - tell us your quotes/renewals

jordanfaf

Just curious as to what people pay.
Your Age:
Car type and engine:
years driving:
any claims:
Price and provider:

Mine go as below

Age:18
Car: 2006 mini cooper S 1.6 172bhp
Years driving: year and a half
claims: 1 claim last year
price and provider: 1200 with Aviva

Pretty reasonable price considering claim and high performance I think

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Look like ill be leaving liberty insurance

I have been with Quinn direct since I first started driving

for years it has averaged about €500

2 years ago it was around 600

last year I was quoted over 800 and after ringing them they brought it down to €713

My new renewal is €1008, after ringing them they are not going to change it, and offered no reason why other than i cant do any better and we don't compete with other insurance groups after i told them the quotes i received from axa and aib

FYI I have over 11 years no claims bonus. 8+ years full driving license, no claims or penalty points.

I just tried axa and they quoted €869

Any other long time customers get a ridiculous quote from liberty recently?

cplwhisper

Not many do that cover. Axa do, depending on use / occupation

cplwhisper

Not many do that cover. Axa do, depending on use / occupation

ChippingSodbury

Hi, any recommendations for Class III insurance? I'm currently KennCo via Chill. Last year €420, this year €850
No points, no claims, full license etc.

IamMetaldave

Gender: M

Age: 35

Car: 03 Audi A4 1.9 TDI

NCD: Full.

Licence: Full 9 years, no points

Cover: Fully comp, protected

2016 renewal quote: 629

2015 price paid: 760

Insurer: Zurich (with them 8 years).

_Puma_

_Puma_ wrote: »

Gender: M

Age: 27

Car: 02 VW PASSATT 1.9TDI (130bhp)

NCD: Full 3 years

Licence: Full 4 years, no points

Cover: 3rd Party F&T

Last year: €820 with Bump Insurance(300 Excess)

Renewal letter came last week for €1200 (500 excess)

Shopped around and got a quote with Bank of Ireland (RSA) €1000 (no Excess) with windscreen cover

Dodged a bullet here

http://www.irishtimes.com/business/construction/zenith-insurance-to-withdraw-from-irish-motor-market-1.2768042

AndyBoBandy

imnorobot wrote: »

I got a much better deal with bank of ireland insurance
I paid 349 last year with 25+
This year they wanted 722
Chill wanted over a grand ( chancers)
Got Boi for 322

Worth a shot

BoI was one of the few I tried as I'm a banking & home insurance customer with them, they wanted €846

Aviva want €831

imnorobot

AndyBoBandy wrote: »

Gender: M

Age: 34

Car: 06 BMW 320d M-Sport Auto

NCD: Full (did claim a new windscreen this year but was assured it wouldn't affect my NCD (renewal still says I have 50% NCD))

Licence: Full 10+ years, no points

Cover: Fully comp, protected

2016 renewal quote: €644

2015 price paid: €470

Insurer: No Nonsense (FBD)

I wasn't overly happy with the increase, but then tried a few online quotes (only a few as it's a pain in the arse putting all your details in multiple times) and they seem to be coming in around the €800/€900 mark, so unless anyone has a suggestion for an insurer that could improve on my renewal quote, I think I might just bite the bullet and renew with them.

I got a much better deal with bank of ireland insurance
I paid 349 last year with 25+
This year they wanted 722
Chill wanted over a grand ( chancers)
Got Boi for 322

Worth a shot

cplwhisper

I'd recommend you google the status of no nonsense as for a period this year that they were not quoting for new customers !
This was same practice for setanta who left Irish drivers in a pit,!and now for zenith insurance whom have advised there broker agents only this week that they may be leaving Ireland in coming months.

Google to see did they get any cash top up from their FBD uk counterpart ?

AndyBoBandy

Gender: M

Age: 34

Car: 06 BMW 320d M-Sport Auto

NCD: Full (did claim a new windscreen this year but was assured it wouldn't affect my NCD (renewal still says I have 50% NCD))

Licence: Full 10+ years, no points

Cover: Fully comp, protected

2016 renewal quote: €644

2015 price paid: €470

Insurer: No Nonsense (FBD)

I wasn't overly happy with the increase, but then tried a few online quotes (only a few as it's a pain in the arse putting all your details in multiple times) and they seem to be coming in around the €800/€900 mark, so unless anyone has a suggestion for an insurer that could improve on my renewal quote, I think I might just bite the bullet and renew with them.

JamboMac

Autosport wrote: »

Who's it with through AA? Im with Axa through the AA. I have fully comp and it was the best I could get and as I do drive other cars it helps to be fully comp on them.

Have you a named driver on your policy? It might bring down your quote

Yeah it's with AXA, no one else on the policy but he had to put in a claim for his car 2 weeks coz of some idiot in the hit his brand new car. So the insurance even though his was fixable it was cheaper to get him a new car, technically. So don't think he would bring down my insurance.

Padkir

Padkir wrote: »

I am with Prestige (underwritten by Zenith) at the minute and my renewal is up at the end of this month. They are a few hundred cheaper than the next best with better cover, but I'm unsure of whether to go with them based on the above. One part of me says they are just using sound business logic and pulling back to limit themselves and ensure they don't go bust, but another part is wondering if they're on the way out. Also, a "solid" Irish company could go bust just as easily...

What generally happens in that case; would some or all of the premium for the remainder of the policy be refunded? What happened in the case of Enterprise?

Just for reference, my broker called back yesterday and said he got notice that Zenith were planning to pull out early next year so he advised strongly against going with them. Looking like Allianz are the next best; will put up my prices here once I get it finalised.

monster1

Gender: M

Age: 31

Car: 2.5 subaru impreza STI (06)

NCD: Full

Licence: Full 10+ years, no points

Cover: Fully comp, protected

renewal quote: €730
This is with campion. It was 840 I think last year. I was expecting a big increase going by this tread. Pleasantly suprised

Autosport

Who's it with through AA? Im with Axa through the AA. I have fully comp and it was the best I could get and as I do drive other cars it helps to be fully comp on them.

Have you a named driver on your policy? It might bring down your quote

JamboMac

JamboMac wrote: »

Age: 31

Gender:Male

Car: 01 Golf 1.4

NCD: 2 years

Licence: Full Irish 1 year

Cover: TPFT

Last year 980 with AA Renewal 1,061(extra product)

AXA 1,600
Aib 1,600
Liberty 1800
Fbd: ring
123 no quote
An post no quote
Companion or something 2200
BOI €879
25 plus 1952 and completely crap cover.

Stuck with the AA, this includes AA membership and comprehensive driving of other cars which is a bit weird coz I'm pretty sure it's TPFT.

ZiggyBean

cplwhisper wrote: »

Did you do your homework on 'BLUE' insurance cover and underwriters as...

ARB/Footprint/Prestigue are trading for Zenith insurance (Gibraltar funded like the Enterprise company that went belly up weeks ago and like setanta (Malta) that also jumped ship leaving 1000's without cover or ...)

Just because they cheap doesn't mean they better for you ...

Funny you should say that...

Paperwork came through yesterday and after reading through it all it turns out the quoted premium is a pile of sh1t, turns out after a hefty deposit and a €79 "set up fee" and 21 instalments of €54.21 I would end up paying a whopping €400 (give or take) more than what was originally quoted.

Thank god for cooling off periods!! So sadly off I go, tail between my legs, back to chill for another quote!! I know this is standard that the quoted price would increase if paying by direct debit but I just feel after nearly €300 of a deposit and €79 set up, the direct debit wouldn't add up to so much!! Pays to read the small print!

Just can't get my head around the cost, and yup, I know I'm not alone out there, but really it is tragic the cost of insurance these days!

cplwhisper

Bye bye to ur premium... Wrightway broker were able reading 154 to each customer as this this was the share they held for themselves, when you paid full about for premium. Customers are still awaiting their ncb as no staff being paid/employed to issue same to the broker....

If you get option to pay monthly please take same, that way risk off loosing premium is more secure.

Padkir

_Tombstone_ wrote: »

11 of 24 Foreign Insurers here are based in Gibraltar. I threw up the list of all the Insurers a few pages back, heres this months.

Zenith have started to pull out of the country

I am with Prestige (underwritten by Zenith) at the minute and my renewal is up at the end of this month. They are a few hundred cheaper than the next best with better cover, but I'm unsure of whether to go with them based on the above. One part of me says they are just using sound business logic and pulling back to limit themselves and ensure they don't go bust, but another part is wondering if they're on the way out. Also, a "solid" Irish company could go bust just as easily...

What generally happens in that case; would some or all of the premium for the remainder of the policy be refunded? What happened in the case of Enterprise?

_Tombstone_

Saul T Nutzz wrote: »

And yet people will still say that insurers are taking the piss / scamming with the current premium increases.

Ah they are though, their may have been a need for an increase but they've went to town with it. Look at that poster on here the other day whose premium increased with they put in they had 2 years experience instead of one.

And some have started cutting the decrease in premium if you add a partner to policy.

Bad management aswell.

The market isin't natural here at the min.

Liam McPoyle

_Tombstone_ wrote: »

11 of 24 Foreign Insurers here are based in Gibraltar. I threw up the list of all the Insurers a few pages back, heres this months.

Zenith have started to pull out of the country

Interesting piece.

And yet people will still say that insurers are taking the piss / scamming with the current premium increases.

How many companies withdrawing or going bankrupt will it take for the public to open their eyes to the problem.

_Tombstone_

11 of 24 Foreign Insurers here are based in Gibraltar. I threw up the list of all the Insurers a few pages back, heres this months.

Zenith have started to pull out of the country

According to a report at Irish Times, Zenith, which had a 5% stake in the Irish car insurance market, stopped writing motor insurance through one of its four underwriting agencies in the country one month ago. Now, it has reportedly decided to further withdraw its capacity despite its business covering up to €50 million in premiums.

cplwhisper

ZiggyBean wrote: »

Gender: F
Age: 31
NCD: 8years
Licence: Full 9+ years, 3 penalty points
Car: 1.6tdi golf

Last year with AIG through chill 678 this year same insurance company as last 774 not a massive increase but still going up, rang chill and over the phone offered me a cheaper quote with another company for 714... Asked why they hadn't gone with that renewal price to send on to me in the first place!!? Couldn't answer.

Went with blue this year over 2 years, fully comp 1120 with full no claims bonus protection and all other insurance bells and whistles. That's a massive saving if the prices next year are to continue to rise!!

Shopped around and to be honest the more I looked the worse they got!!

Did you do your homework on 'BLUE' insurance cover and underwriters as...

ARB/Footprint/Prestigue are trading for Zenith insurance (Gibraltar funded like the Enterprise company that went belly up weeks ago and like setanta (Malta) that also jumped ship leaving 1000's without cover or ...)

Just because they cheap doesn't mean they better for you ...

biko

Did you try all the places in the sticky thread "list of insurers"? If not, do.

davo2001

Looking into this for a relative.

She's a 32 year old female looking to start driving. Bought a 1 Litre 2002 Opel Corsa for €1000.
Provisional licence, 1 year named driver experience.

Cheapest quote I can get is for her is............................. €6500!

What the actual fcuk! Been onto several insurance companies and brokers alike.

Any advise or will i just tell her to stick to walking!

ZiggyBean

Gender: F
Age: 31
NCD: 8years
Licence: Full 9+ years, 3 penalty points
Car: 1.6tdi golf

Last year with AIG through chill €678 this year same insurance company as last €774 not a massive increase but still going up, rang chill and over the phone offered me a cheaper quote with another company for €714... Asked why they hadn't gone with that renewal price to send on to me in the first place!!? Couldn't answer.

Went with blue this year over 2 years, fully comp €1120 with full no claims bonus protection and all other insurance bells and whistles. That's a massive saving if the prices next year are to continue to rise!!

Shopped around and to be honest the more I looked the worse they got!!

carzony

Colser wrote: »

Did they charge you?

30Euro administration fee :rolleyes: I have changed my cars plenty of times over the years and this is the first time i've been charged for it:rolleyes:

They really are trying to get every penny out of ya..

SpannerMonkey

its nuts this year

Gender: M
Age: 32
Car: 2008 BMW 730d
NCD: 10 years
Licence: Full 10 Years
Cover: Comprehensive

Last year: €490 with Aviva.
Renewal quote: €1047

what the hell like seriously . cheapest i can get anywhere is €1005 up from 490 thats over 100% increase :mad:

jimgoose

Foxhole Norman wrote: »

Gender: M
Age: 22
Car: 2002 BMW E39 525i Sport (192bhp)
NCD: 5 years
Licence: Full 4 Years
Cover: Comprehensive

Last year: €1256 with Aviva.
Renewal quote: €942, so over €300 down :eek:
Paid €973 in the end with No Claims Protection! Bargain!

Hup ourra daaaat! Result.

Foxhole Norman

Gender: M
Age: 22
Car: 2002 BMW E39 525i Sport (192bhp)
NCD: 5 years
Licence: Full 4 Years
Cover: Comprehensive

Last year: €1256 with Aviva.
Renewal quote: €942, so over €300 down :eek:
Paid €973 in the end with No Claims Protection! Bargain!

Colser

carzony wrote: »

Axa switched cars for me no bother.

Did they charge you?