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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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golfer555

Getting decent quotes from KennCo (anyone heard of them?) at €1,100 for early 30's driver away from Ireland for 7 years but have 2 years named driver experience under parents name.

All other quotes are over €2,000!

johndaman66

DrPhilG wrote: »

Aren't its4women legally obliged to quote men? Their targeted marketing towards women is an advertising tool but refusing insurance based on sex is illegal.

There was a broker called Caoga (not sure if they are still are there) who marketed themselves as "specialising in insurance for the over 50's" back in the day. I rang them when I was around 20 looking for a quote but was told in no uncertain terms they only provided cover to the over 50's - I should have known better than to ring them was the sort of attitude...

Greenmachine

golfer555 wrote: »

Being quoted €1,300 for fully comp then €670 for third party. Insurance premium high as I spent a number of years out of Ireland.

For the first time ever I'm seriously think of getting third party insurance. That's a crazy difference.

What car, and what's your driving experience.

Sue Pa Key Pa

DrPhilG wrote: »

Aren't its4women legally obliged to quote men? Their targeted marketing towards women is an advertising tool but refusing insurance based on sex is illegal.

He didn't say he was refused a quote because he was male. It could be a number of reasons

DrPhilG

howamidifferent wrote: »

Well its4women.ie wont quote me...What can I say? :P

Aren't its4women legally obliged to quote men? Their targeted marketing towards women is an advertising tool but refusing insurance based on sex is illegal.

howamidifferent

fxotoole wrote: »

just tried there and couldn't complete the online form because my year of birth falls outside their range (I'm too young for them)

WTF? How is this not discrimination?

Well its4women.ie wont quote me...What can I say? :P

fxotoole

howamidifferent wrote: »

Driving a 2007 Opel Zafira 1598CC . With Liberty Insurance for last few years, last year was 380 fully comp, year before 300 fully comp, this year quoted 630.
Went to caoga.ie and was quoted 323.

just tried there and couldn't complete the online form because my year of birth falls outside their range (I'm too young for them)

Caoga.com can quote you if:
You are over 50 and under 80 years of age.

WTF? How is this not discrimination?

howamidifferent

Driving a 2007 Opel Zafira 1598CC . With Liberty Insurance for last few years, last year was 380 fully comp, year before 300 fully comp, this year quoted 630.
Went to caoga.ie and was quoted 323.

[Deleted User]

Got my renewal from Liberty 750e Fully comp 2.0 Golf GTI (cant remember last years but it was 700 or so)

Went onto their website and got the same policy for 550e
only difference I can see is now I have step back instead of full NCB protection.

From what Im hearing the NCB protection is a bit of a scam anyways ?

TeaBagMania

murfilein wrote: »

which is still a LOT, considering the car only has 50k miles and the value is what, around 1000-2000 maybe. and that peers of mine are driving 2 liter engine cars and are only paying 500.

is that full cover? if the car is only worth 2K max id carry third party only, but hey that's just me

murfilein

i have a 2003 nissan micra, 1 liter engine. in my first year i paid 800 euro with axa.
then 1200.

just now they wanted 1450.

are they insane? i called, the guy said "best i can do is 1300". yeah, screw you. now i'm back at 800 with allianz.

which is still a LOT, considering the car only has 50k miles and the value is what, around 1000-2000 maybe. and that peers of mine are driving 2 liter engine cars and are only paying 500.

murfilein

lolliedog

dodzy wrote: »

Any suggestions for an insurer that will quote the old man. 81yrs of age but still in great shape. Just got a renewal from FI. Up from 600 to 1200€. Cruel.

Try caoga.com

KilOit

Gender: M
Age: 34
Car: 08 Audi A3
Licence: full 7 years
NCD: 8 years
Cover: full comp, protected
Insurer: last year was Aviva for 420
This year Zurich for 590

Car was off the road for 7 months due to travelling, this caused some hassle with some of the company's

dodzy

Fred Swanson wrote: »

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Ringing now. Will feedback. Cheers fred.

update:1030 best price 3rd p/f&t. Still hunting.

Fred Swanson

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dodzy

Any suggestions for an insurer that will quote the old man. 81yrs of age but still in great shape. Just got a renewal from FI. Up from 600 to 1200€. Cruel.

Fred Swanson

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golfer555

Fred Swanson wrote: »

€670 for someone who has come back to Ireland is pretty good. I have heard of €4K quotes where a person has returned after only 3 years abroad.

That's third party though, not fully comp.

Toying with the idea of it for car over €15k not sure it's worth it though.

Fred Swanson

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golfer555

Being quoted €1,300 for fully comp then €670 for third party. Insurance premium high as I spent a number of years out of Ireland.

For the first time ever I'm seriously think of getting third party insurance. That's a crazy difference.

johndaman66

^^^In monetary terms its a serious gap alright but in percentage terms I've seen more serious gaps. I actually managed to get it for €412.81 in the end but was quoted figures in excess of €1,000.

In previous years there would have being as much of a gap in monetary terms and more as per your friends.

Fair to say your friend owes you a few pints or whatever your poison is

flexcon

Saved a friend 750 euro today

She is 25, 3 years named driving experience and a full license one year on a 1.2 fiesta. Cheapest she got was 1600. Told her ring liberty and add myself as a named driver. She did, and added her mother.

917euro with liberty vs 1600 with Aviva. Same details. That is some serious gap.

Graces7

After going round in circles with quotes well into 4 figures, stayed with BOI. Just over E600... 2000 car, driver nearing 80

Interesting that they knocked off literally half for my NCB .

Good to be sorted ....living on bread and water but there we are..

johndaman66

DrPhilG wrote: »

After arguing the point with 123 and unsurprisingly getting nowhere, I happened to notice when trawling through old renewal documents that I was on the wrong point of my protected NCB. This error was also on last year's renewal.

So they have reluctantly agreed that they overcharged me last year, and gave me a refund of €116 on last year's premium.

Fair play to you on that. Not too often you'd be getting much out of them.

Ryath

Gender: M

Age: 38

Car: 16 Opel Zafira 1.6
NCD: 9years+

Licence: 10 years

Cover: Fully comp

Location: Westmeath

Got my renewal from aviva €562.5 changed to them last year and payed €379 on a 08 Mondeo. Only had a chance to check a few looking like I may not do better.

Axa €810
Liberty €740.37
Chill €690
AA wouldn't give me online qoute?

DrPhilG

DrPhilG wrote: »

Gender; M
Age; 37
Car; 2014 Nissan Leaf
No Claims; 4 (accident 2 years ago but have step back protection)
Full Licence; 10+ years
Cover - fully comp
Price - €1530!!!
Went up from €500 to €820 last year due to a claim. This year it has increased by 90%.

A little bit of good news now...

After arguing the point with 123 and unsurprisingly getting nowhere, I happened to notice when trawling through old renewal documents that I was on the wrong point of my protected NCB. This error was also on last year's renewal.

So they have reluctantly agreed that they overcharged me last year, and gave me a refund of €116 on last year's premium.

They also had to update this month's renewal to take into account an extra year's NCB, and I would assume they look at last year's price when calculating the renewal, and my price for this year has dropped from €1530 to €1245.

That's still an outrageous figure considering that 2 years ago I was paying €500 and I've had one small claim in nearly 20 years of driving, but pulling them up on that error has saved me €400.

pogsick

Vicxas wrote: »

With renewal time coming around here is the fun i'm having being 30 with a full licence and 6 years NCB on my Mazda 6:

FBD: 952
123: 825
Axa: 1462
Allianz: 1007
Quinn: 1086
AA: 1137
Campion: 1011
AIG: 1079
MCCarthy: 1354
Britton: 895

The swing between cheapest and most expensive is staggering.

I rang Chill and they gave me a quote of 1700 euro! When i queried the high price he just said "Thats the market we're in at the moment"

Try whoops.ie and coverinaclick whoops gave me a really good quote this year with coverinaclick being close behind

Vicxas

With renewal time coming around here is the fun i'm having being 30 with a full licence and 6 years NCB on my Mazda 6:

FBD: 952
123: 825
Axa: 1462
Allianz: 1007
Quinn: 1086
AA: 1137
Campion: 1011
AIG: 1079
MCCarthy: 1354
Britton: 895

The swing between cheapest and most expensive is staggering.

I rang Chill and they gave me a quote of 1700 euro! When i queried the high price he just said "Thats the market we're in at the moment"

pogsick

pogsick wrote: »

Gender: M

Age: 28(29 shortly)

Car: 06 Renault Laguna 1.6 Petrol

NCD: 5years

Licence: 5 years

Cover: Fully comp

Best quote: €670 with cover in a click(underwritten by Allianz)

I was with Allianz got it for €600 last year added the girlfriend who's a learner and they brought it up to €900, they were looking for €1700 this year with her or €980 without, she has her own car now so removing her anyway, I really don't understand how cover in a click can get me cheaper cover with Allianz than I can directly but I'm not complaining.

Dropped to tpft this year, €625 with whoops.ie, fully protected bonus and can drive other cars everywhere else looking for at least €900 for same or less