Micky 32 wrote: » Age 46 driving since 17 no claims Car and type :2017 Passat 2.0 BiTDi 240bhp Qoute from Aviva ( with girlfriend added) 654 euro (surprised how cheap to be honest!)
KC161 wrote: » I don't find they have changed much since their Quinn days. They can be right [EMAIL="b@stards"]b@stards[/EMAIL] for making a claim apparently. Cheapest quote isn't always best.
Micky 32 wrote: » Liberty are a shower of rip of merchants. They qouted me 1896 euro that absolutely has no justification for it. I'm 46 , held full licence since i was 19 and never an accident.
Rod Munch wrote: » You aren't in their target market. I don't know why people get so rankled when quoted a silly price. Its nothing personal, its that you don't tick the boxes for the type of driver they want. That's no reflection on you, it could be for the most mundane of reasons. Liberty for example seem to be targeting the young driver market at the moment, they are quoting a lot at decent (relative to the risk) premiums but then quoting seasoned motorists like yourself ridiculous prices. On the surface it doesn't make sense but they are obviously putting their eggs in a particular basket.
KC161 wrote: » so any savings the younger drivers get is made up by screwing the older drivers???
Rod Munch wrote: I don't know why people get so rankled when quoted a silly price.
Senor Fancy Pants wrote: » If insurance companys want a specific customer type....then they should mention it on their website. That would save a lot of time and less acting the bollox. Although, being given a ridiculously high quote and hoping you will feck off smells like discrimination to me.
Autosport wrote: » Your Age: 30+ Gender: Female Car type and engine: Volvo V40 2L years driving: 15+ but only 6 count any claims: none Price and provider: Axa renewal €853 Avivia : €890 Liberty: €954 At this stage I'm thinking of getting a bike
Rod Munch wrote: » Who is screwing older drivers? Are liberty putting a gun to peoples head? You don't have to buy a quote.
Rod Munch wrote: » Why wouldn't it be cheaper? Are you paying a low premium here? I keep hearing how Irish insurers are gouging but on continental Europe you can get insurance for about tree fiddy. If its not too much hassle for you I'd love if you could try, just to see would they quote you seeing as you are (presumably) residing in RoI and to see what they would quote.
givyjoe wrote: » You do have to have insurance though and when many people are getting crazy quotes EVERYWHERE.. how are they supposed to feel?
sporina wrote: » thats the same in all industries - prices and packages differ.. its time to act - not feel.. get your quotes on line and then get on the phone and haggle - seems to work for me
inforfun wrote: » https://www.independer.nl/autoverzekering/intro.aspx
givyjoe wrote: » Sorry, all industries most certainly do not operate the way the Irish Motor Insurance industry currently does. Great if it works for you do, it didn't for me last year.. there's unlikely to be much wiggle room in quotes of 1.3k and upwards, at least palatable wiggle room. I'll not hold my breath that it will be better this year seen as premiums continue to rise.
sporina wrote: » awe come on... banks offer different charges.. gee you can find the same pair of shoes in various stores for different prices.. but i hear you and empathize with you.. but we cannot fight the power of the car insurance industry (or the number of fatalities and claims; all we can do is take care on the road ourselves) - all we can do is the best we can - shop around.. and try to get the best price..
Fozzie Bear wrote: » 38 year old male / 10+ Full Irish / 9 years NCB / 2 penalty points 2002 1.4 Focus worth 2 grand Co Galway / Galway city area 3rd P&FT Missus on policy too / 35 yr old / Own car, Full Irish 10+ no points 2016 Renewal with 123.ie (I've been with them for 3/4 years) was €364.00. They were far and away the cheapest again. The next cheapest was €683.00 with AXA (i think, can't remember exactly) and from there it went to over 800 quid from others. Surprised by how many companies who would not quote me at all. Its like being 20 years old again. Absolutely maddening some of them.
zerks wrote: » Quote from Aviva for renewal just arrived in the post,cnuts want €100 more than I paid last year (€440 fully comp).They can sing for it.Time to go insurance shopping.
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Tyson Fury wrote: The whole car insurance industry is a complete joke. My insurance has gone up over 1 thousand euro, luckily I can afford it but many others can't, it's no wonder so many are driving without insurance and I'd expect that number to grow in future as premiums become unfeasible. Certainly needs to be a proper investigation into the who industry.
cefh17 wrote: » Your Age: 24 Car type and engine: 2010 VW Jetta 1.6 Years driving: 6 Any claims: None Price and provider: Kennco, €1,025 Was originally given a quote on my old car (on a 1.9 Golf TDI 2003 gone up only from €1,100 last year to €1,125) but having changed cars in the last month this is what I'm getting, fully comp. Trying to shop around but can't seem to get anything cheaper elsewhere.. Happy enough with the quote but can never seem to make the 'shopping around' work for me!
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