fin12 wrote: » https://m.independent.ie/business/personal-finance/motor-insurers-to-offer-rebates-to-customers-amid-coronavirus-pandemic-39154607.html Anyone know anything about this, said motor insurers to offer rebates to customers. My renewal quote is up a €100 last year, can I bring up the Coronavirus, why my insurance should be reduced?
frozenfrozen wrote: » I have a fine 05 skoda super 1.9 100bhp, was getting insured for around 800 on it for a couple years. Left it lapse for 1 year and now they want 2400+ for it, if anyone quotes at all 25 years old, 5 years license 3 years ncb 2 years named driver. put in quotes for 335i, audi s8, 7 series, anything random with a big engine and chill always says 938 euro fully comp. It's a sign i have to get rid of the superb and get something noice
BronsonTB wrote: » Ouch, no good now, but it's so important not to let a policy lapse on an older vehicle. Once you do, new business rules apply & these can be very different than when a policy was first taken out.
shaveAbullock wrote: » What's the best quote you got?
galwaytt wrote: » Age: 53 NCB: 10+ years (actually, 33 years - never had a car claim ever) License: Full Irish 32 years Car: 2006 Clio 1.2 Monaco Cover: Comprehensive Insurer: Chill.ie Quote: € 2500 I just checked the NCT on my car, to see how many miles I did in 12 months: 2,400 miles. Somebody is pulling the Pi$$ at the pricing above.
shocksy wrote: » Age: 36 Male NCB: 0 years License: Full Irish Licence 18 months Car: 2003 Toyota Corolla 1.4 petrol Cover: Fully Comprehensive Insurer: AXA Quote: €960 (renewal)
corcaigh1 wrote: » F*cking ridiculous :mad: how do you have nil NCB on a renewal premium!?
phester28 wrote: » Age: 40 NCB: 9+ years License: Full irish Car: 2000 BMW 318i Cover: Comprehensive Additionals: NCP, Wife as named driver with 9+ no claims. Chill Insurance Price for last year: €715 fully comp Renewal: €850 Only axa and ivernia (chill) are quoting old cars
phester28 wrote: » 123 not quoting for 98 cars. Well not my 318i
joefuss1986 wrote: » Age: 34 NCB: 9+ years License: Full irish Car: 2000 BMW 318ci Cover: Comprehensive Additionals: NCP, Wife as named driver with 9+ no claims. Old Insurer: 123 Price for last year: €384 TPFT Renewal: €438 TPFT New Policy: 123 for €500 fully comp and NCP. Played around with the online generator before I rang. Car value of €7000! and manually putting in my address instead of used my eircode was a €200 difference for the online quote as a new customer.
phester28 wrote: » You mean not using Eircode and upping the value of the car decreased the quote by 200?? FYI my 1998 e36 BMW 318i is now only getting quotes from axa and chill and neither are cheap up from 700 last year to 850 now. No way to bring it down. Full clean NCB etc
cplwhisper wrote: » Not using eircode will nul quote as risk of address denotes part of the equation. It’s like telling the insurer u park in garage nightly instead of on roadside in risk tally. Just a heads up
joefuss1986 wrote: » I ended up ringing cos I was renewing and it was a new customer quote. He wouldn't let me progress without my address. He said that I had to have a specific address. They would then be able to factor in traffic in the area etc. Makes sense I suppose. Still have it valued at 7 grand tho! Think it saved me 80€.
NewbridgeIR wrote: » Just got renewal quote for my 1999 Toyota Corolla - from Allianz Comprehensive Bonus protection Driving other cars Breakdown assistance Windscreen cover€621 Would be lower if I had a current Taxsaver rail pass - have been working at home since March so that has expired.
Atlantic Dawn wrote: » Try putting a 2nd fully licenced 25+ driver on it, should drop.
danielsuntaro wrote: » Triumph GT6 1976 Daily driver Licence for 20 years. 10 years of no claims. No points. I'm from the UK and in the process of moving over to Ireland. I had the Triumph as my only car in the UK (named driver on wife's). I am now a named driver on my wife's car insurance here in Ireland. I imported the car, thinking it's the right thing to do. Paid the VRT man, got Irish reg number and now can't find anyone to insure me. They all want me to be the primary driver on another car in Ireland (for classic car insurance), which is crazy, we don't need three cars, I just use my wife's car for any long distances. All I want is normal insurance on an old car, but they all seem to have a 20 year old car age limit, which is nonsense. I'll even take third-party at this point. I've tried Axa, First Ireland, Carole Nash, FBD, AIG, and countless others. I thought sod it, I'll just export it back to the UK, keep my insurance on it there, a long as Brexit doesn't screw everything up, EU law states that I'll have unlimited third party in Ireland, which is good enough for me. The problem here is I don't get my Irish log book until I tax the car, and I can't tax the car without insurance, and I can't get insurance!!! Any suggestions welcome.
danielsuntaro wrote: » Triumph GT6 1976 Daily driver Licence for 20 years. 10 years of no claims. No points. I'm from the UK and in the process of moving over to Ireland. I had the Triumph as my only car in the UK (named driver on wife's). I am now a named driver on my wife's car insurance here in Ireland. I imported the car, thinking it's the right thing to do. Paid the VRT man, got Irish reg number and now can't find anyone to insure me. They all want me to be the primary driver on another car in Ireland (for classic car insurance), which is crazy, we don't need three cars, I just use my wife's car for any long distances. All I want is normal insurance on an old car, but they all seem to have a 20 year old car age limit, which is nonsense. I'll even take third-party at this point. I've tried Axa, First Ireland, Carole Nash, FBD, AIG, and countless others. I thought sod it, I'll just export it back to the UK, keep my insurance on it there, a long as Brexit doesn't screw everything up, EU law states that I'll have unlimited third party in Ireland, which is good enough for me. The problem here is I don't get my Irish log book until I tax the car, and I can't tax the car without insurance, and I can't get insurance!!! But I really don't want to have to export it back, I'd much rather find insurance here in Ireland. Any suggestions welcome.
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