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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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Kintarō Hattori

TeaBagMania wrote: »

Im surprised you received such a low premium with zero NCB and an eleven year old car, well done
Been trying to make heads or tails out of how these premiums are calculated and it seems one of the deciding factors is location, should we add a location field to future quote\renewal posts?
Is the Dubliner paying more than the country bumkin or vise versa?

I am actually based in Dublin and the car is classed as being on street as I have no driveway. Had I kept the same car the quote this year was €715...but it seems the 500 is classed higher than the Panda.

368100

TeaBagMania wrote: »

Im surprised you received such a low premium with zero NCB and an eleven year old car, well done
Been trying to make heads or tails out of how these premiums are calculated and it seems one of the deciding factors is location, should we add a location field to future quote\renewal posts?
Is the Dubliner paying more than the country bumkin or vise versa?

Ahh...those damn country bumkins ;-)

TeaBagMania

Kintarō Hattori;103722532Last year 2005 Fiat Panda and 0 NCB as I had just passed my test - €1024 with Kenco through Chill

Im surprised you received such a low premium with zero NCB and an eleven year old car, well done
Been trying to make heads or tails out of how these premiums are calculated and it seems one of the deciding factors is location, should we add a location field to future quote\renewal posts?
Is the Dubliner paying more than the country bumkin or vise versa?

Kintarō Hattori

Last year 2005 Fiat Panda and 0 NCB as I had just passed my test - €1024 with Kenco through Chill. Edited to add that I was 39 last year getting this quote.

This year with a 1 year NCB and having changed to a 2012 Fiat 500:

Chill - €800
FBD - wouldn't quote
AIB - nearly €1000
Aviva - €1215.36
Glennon - €571.10 (never heard of them but saw Fuzyfuzy mention them) - added my partner too.

With a new baby in the house I don't have loads of time to chase companies and I can't imagine it getting better than Glennon, so I've gone with them.

lollsangel

Driving a 1.6 ford mondeo 2011
Full license
35 years old
Last year over 1100 euro full comp
This year 782 full comp

My 2nd driver passed his test . Received a renewal quote for 1163 so went shopping around

ShadowHearth

masterboy123 wrote: »

Whats your age and experience ? NCB?

Sorry, forgot.

Age: 31
Ncb: 9
Driving licence: 13 years.

masterboy123

Whats your age and experience ? NCB?

ShadowHearth wrote: »

I changed my car and policy.

Alfa gt 04" 1.9 jtdm - cheapest third party, which does not even includes windscreen cover - 1060eu. Renewal went up from 1000eu this year and still cheapest I could get.

Bought Seat ibiza cupra 1.8t 192hp 2017 and changed cover to fully comp for obviuos reasons. Extra 20eu, thats on policy that I took april 28th. Not bad, but I am pretty sure my insurance is so high due to Limerick city.

ShadowHearth

I changed my car and policy.

Alfa gt 04" 1.9 jtdm - cheapest third party, which does not even includes windscreen cover - 1060eu. Renewal went up from 1000eu this year and still cheapest I could get.

Bought Seat ibiza cupra 1.8t 192hp 2017 and changed cover to fully comp for obviuos reasons. Extra 20eu, thats on policy that I took april 28th. Not bad, but I am pretty sure my insurance is so high due to Limerick city.

punisher5112

The Guvnor wrote: »

EV? Electric Vehicle?

Correct.

There are extremely cheap policies and quotes to those with them.

Save a fortune on fuel, tax and it really will take off with new larger battery releases next year.

The Guvnor

punisher5112 wrote: »

Car industry does well and also could be well worth looking into EV as many could change over and save a fortune.

EV? Electric Vehicle?

The Guvnor

_Puma_ wrote: »

That magic age that the Irish car insurance cartel decide your car is all of a sudden a menace on the road. Be worth getting that in writing if it is the justification for that ridiculous quote.

It's so galling as they punish the very people who look after their car. I've no doubt I'll get another 100k out of it. It's been a well maintained car even before I got it (have the full garage service history) and never missed an oil change or fail an NCT

Even worse Puma heard it was 10 years!

Alan_007_

Gender: Male
Age: 22
Car: 1.9 TDI Golf
Year: 2005
NCB: 2 Years.
Claims: 0
Points: 0
License: 4 Years Full
Cover: TPFT w/ windscreen cover
Last Year: Axa €2,050
This Year: Liberty €1,114

Almost half what I paid last year. Needless to say, I'm pretty delighted with that.

For anyone renewing too, liberty have a flash sale this weekend. Saved me €135 off the quote I got from them yesterday.

GavRedKing

masterboy123 wrote: »

I got the cheapest from 25plus too.

Ya, I'm going to ring AIG see what they can do for me before I commit to 25 Plus, but I cant see them dropping down to last years rate to match 25 Plus.

masterboy123

I got the cheapest from 25plus too.

GavRedKing wrote: »

Checked around quickly there online, cheapest was 25Plus at €660, most expesnive was Aviva at €1290.

GavRedKing

Gender: Male
Age: 31
Car: Fiesta ST2
Year: 2016
NCB: 10 Years.
Claims: 0
Points: 0
License: 9 Years Full
Cover: Fully Comp
Last Year: AIG €658
This Year: AIG €822

Just got this in the door from AIG, will ring around in the coming days, its up on June 29th.

Checked around quickly there online, cheapest was 25Plus at €660, most expesnive was Aviva at €1290.

GavRedKing wrote: »

Gender: Male
Age: 30
Car: Fiesta ST2
Year: 2016
NCB: 9 Years.
Claims: 0.
Points: 0 (Had 4 but that was over 4 years ago I assume expired)
License: 8 Years Full
Cover: Fully Comp
Last Year: AIG €560 (from the previous car, an 07 Astra OPC, didnt change when I got the Fiesta in January)
This Year: AIG €850

Seems to be the cheapest around too from some provisional checks online without ringing around, its not up for renewal until June 30th so I've some time to ring around.

punisher5112

Car industry does well and also could be well worth looking into EV as many could change over and save a fortune.

_Puma_

vandriver wrote: »

It's 15 years old now,and getting uninsurable.

That magic age that the Irish car insurance cartel decide your car is all of a sudden a menace on the road. Be worth getting that in writing if it is the justification for that ridiculous quote.

It's so galling as they punish the very people who look after their car. I've no doubt I'll get another 100k out of it. It's been a well maintained car even before I got it (have the full garage service history) and never missed an oil change or fail an NCT

vandriver

_Puma_ wrote: »

Renewal came. Bank of Ireland RSA. 02 VW PASSAT. 4 years n/c 0 penalty points.

Last year:€980
Renewal:€3142

I rang up and asked the agent about the renewal and said I was astonished. The agent agreed and said there must be a mistake. She said she has to forward on the query to someone more senior in pricing and will get back to me.

Obviously not holding my breath...

It's 15 years old now,and getting uninsurable.

Hal1

_Puma_ wrote: »

Renewal came. Bank of Ireland RSA. 02 VW PASSAT. 4 years n/c 0 penalty points.

Last year:€980
Renewal:€3142

I rang up and asked the agent about the renewal and said I was astonished. The agent agreed and said there must be a mistake. She said she has to forward on the query to someone more senior in pricing and will get back to me.

Obviously not holding my breath...

Wow, fk that :eek:. Did you ring 123? Or any of the brokers? I've been ringing up nearly every broker on the iba.ie website. Worth a try I'm sure you'd get cheaper if you keep looking.

buzsywuzsy

Age:30
Car: 10 1.6 Golf
Years driving: 7
claims: 0
Last year: FBD 1026 but had a family member on open drive as he was under 25
Renewal: 887
Removed open drive and added partner 640
Axa 721
123.ie 739
Boi online 1442
Cornmarket 676
Aviva 673
Zurich 1026
Glennon 775
Itsforwomen wouldn't quote

_Puma_

Renewal came. Bank of Ireland RSA. 02 VW PASSAT. 4 years n/c 0 penalty points.

Last year:€980
Renewal:€3142

I rang up and asked the agent about the renewal and said I was astonished. The agent agreed and said there must be a mistake. She said she has to forward on the query to someone more senior in pricing and will get back to me.

Obviously not holding my breath...

cplwhisper

U prob won't get in writing. Honda probably grouped higher

Go to parkers.co.uk

Type in both cars
Higher group= higher insurer

BohsCeltic

2.0 litre ford Cougar, 3 years ago i was paying about 450, now its 1200. Fully comp. Clutch went on car and i still wasn't covered to get it towed.

Changed to a 1.6 Honda and they upped the price as Honda's attract a higher premium so i was told.
I have asked for confirmation of this change but so far nothing from insurance company.

37 year old male with full NCB and no penalty points.
It's a complete ripp off

ELM327

Full NCB protection, and the policy is with Zurich.
Cheaper than directly through Zurich themselves for some reason.

cplwhisper

ELM327 wrote: »

Gender: Male
Age: 30
Car: Nissan leaf
Licence: Full Irish (9 years)
Years driving: 9
NCD: 5
Claims: 0
Points: 3
Comprehensive insurance
Insurer: Liberty

2016: 650 (440 premium + 210 to change to fully comp when I bought the leaf)

2017 Renewal:
Liberty €900

Best competitor quote: Britton Insurance, €580

Ask whom is underwriting the Britton policy
(Google the company if not a instantly recognised name as some international company trade here but like Setanta could leave over night)

Also if the 220 was for few months opposed to annul rate then last years policyholders rate may have been more

Be sure to get minimum step back protection

Ron Burgundy II

Ron Burgundy II wrote: »

Age: 30 (male)
Car type and engine: 2016 VW Golf 1.4TSi
Years driving:10
Any claims: 0
Provider: Zurich

2016 = €616.79
2017 = €730.85

an 18% increase from last year

Got a good price from a broker in Dublin - Glennon's Insurance @ €611 underwriter is Zurich which means I keep the same benefits as my old policy.

masterboy123

Gender: Male
Age: 30
Car: Mercedes 2015 1.6 L diesel
Licence: Full Irish (5 years)
Years driving: 3
NCD: 3
Claims: 0
Comprehensive insurance
Insurer: Kennco

2016: 1150

2017 Renewal:
Kennco €1450
Allianz 1600
AA 1459
AIB 1550
Liberty 1300
BOI 1410
Clements unable to provide quote
123.ie 1150
25plus.ie 1060.

Settled with 25plus.ie!

Cortina_MK_IV

magnavox wrote: »

Has anyone heard of any insurers offering discounts for a dashcam?

Or is it better to not mention it?

It came up before and in the UK Swiftcover.com offer it for Nextbase owners for one. I've just ran the gamut over past fortnight (or more) with them (insurers) seeking cheaper insurance and I've never seen it available here.

ELM327

Gender: Male
Age: 30
Car: Nissan leaf
Licence: Full Irish (9 years)
Years driving: 9
NCD: 5
Claims: 0
Points: 3
Comprehensive insurance
Insurer: Liberty

2016: 650 (440 premium + 210 to change to fully comp when I bought the leaf)

2017 Renewal:
Liberty €900

Best competitor quote: Britton Insurance, €580

magnavox

Has anyone heard of any insurers offering discounts for a dashcam?

Or is it better to not mention it?