marcos_94 wrote: » Supposedly theres a bill to try stop this dual pricing nonsense, however insurance companies will probably default to the more expensive quote as a result.https://www.rte.ie/news/ireland/2021/0217/1197583-insurance-bill-dail/
Perinho wrote: » Age : 37 Car: 2003 Honda Accord 2.0 i-vTec Exec saloon.... ...FBD: €608.51 I do qualify for 10% discount with FBD as I've another policy with them.
SleetAndSnow wrote: » Age - 20 Car - 2014 Ford Fiesta 65bhp 9 Months named driver - Can't use with any insurance provider however Cover - Comprehensive Location - Cork No claims/convictions etc Axa 1138 (951 TPFT) Allianz 3242 FBD - No Quote Aviva - No Quote AIG - 1.3k but need a box Its4woman - 1.3 but need a box Liberty - 2.2k, 2.8k without an additional driver Only passed test in January and wont have my full year of named driving experience until May, so the Axa offer in comparison to every other one is very good I think!
cplwhisper wrote: » Is that with the drive save tracker app?
SleetAndSnow wrote: » Nope I didn't want any apps or anything just did normal car insurance, not young driver!
Tij da feen wrote: » Year 3: 27yo 151 1.5L Diesel Ford Focus 2 Years No Claims 1 Year Full License Comprehensive €620 - Liberty Direct (Renewal) I got the Liberty Renewal down to:€520
Demosthenes wrote: » 29 Year old male. 08 Qashqai 1.5 D 3 Years No Claims AA 1285 BOI 1830.41 Chill -RSA 1022 Chill -Liberty 1042 Chill -Ivernia 1047 Chill -Allianz 1086 Chill - Axa 1326 AIG 1458 Liberty 845.4 Aviva 1269.62 Axa 1019.4 FBD 1469.93 Its4Women 1294.54 Zurich 819.25 25plus 1382.14 GMIB 1467.73
wonski wrote: » Good News! Age: 38 Licence: Full Irish 9 years NCB:10 years Car: 2005 Volvo s40 Without named driver: 450 With brother as named driver (42 years old) : 413 Insurer: 123, tpft policy. Sold. There is a bit of a waiting going on as my policy is due on 28/03 and my 3 penalty points are to be gone on 28/02. So I can't buy it now online, but will try to phone them tomorrow to see if this can be bought over the phone as the points will be gone by the time the cover is in force. Alternatively stay quiet for a month and just buy online. I might just go for the second option reading it again. Current insurer is Allianz, not sure what they will come up with, but I doubt the can match it.
Liamo_mu wrote: » Anywhere more insurance companies more kind towards relatively fast cars like a Fiesta ST. Planning on switching when I got two years no claims
wonski wrote: » Age: 39 Full Irish License: 10 years NCB: 11 years Car: 2006 Alfa GT 1.8 petrol Renewal with 123, tpft with Road Assist and Step Back ncb protection. €404 if renewed online. I don't think it can get any better than that tbh. Happy enough.
kippy wrote: » Make sure you ring them and tell them you've a quote at least 50 euro cheaper. They can almost always do better.
wonski wrote: » I checked Liberty and it was 560, 123 wouldn't quote me as a new customer. I just paid and renewed the original renewal after that. I really don't think they could go lower than that so didn't call them. Maybe next year. I always try to get the best deal, but 400 euro was just fine and I didn't think that they could go any lower. If I wasted 50 euro then be it
wotzgoingon wrote: » Your insurance shouldn't be dear for that car but that is also dependent on your age.
clobber wrote: » Checking for insurance atm. Online quotes also coming up with "errors" after inputting all information. I am on a provisional so that means no prior records so im guessing that is the reason they are giving me nothing back?
wonski wrote: » I get what you are saying, but with 06 car insured I have less room for negotiation. Happy enough, they really offered me best prices in last few years and if not I switched nó problem. On one occasion I got new policy from them because it was cheaper than renewal. When you hit 400 euro renewal you kinda know that is close to base lowest price and with a car registered in 2006 it really is. Next time I will try to haggle a bit just to see if there is a room for a bit of discount, sure there must be
clobber wrote: » but would any jump from 1.2- to 1.6 put a much further increase onto that price they quoted me??
flanna01 wrote: » Car Insurance eh..?? Welcome to the world of Gangsters, Cut Throats & Cowboys... I'm driving for nearly 34yrs now. Never had a claim in my life, and change insurance brokers as often as my jocks (a little poetic licence there please guys..) So, I was with my ex insurance broker for over 5yrs, no major problems with them until my renewal came up this year.. I changed my car from a 1.6lt Saloon, to a 2lt Saloon. My Ex quoted me £582 which I though was a little steep.. (well, a pizz take actually!) I did one of them search engine things, and got the EXACT SAME COVER from another shower of well known Gangsters for £338!!!! I rang my ex back and shared this information, and asked as a loyal customer, what could they do for me..?? They said, and I quote: 'If you were quoted £338, I'd be taking it' And so ended that 5yr romance... Nowt but robbers and outlaws!
Eggs For Dinner wrote: » FFS, you found a bargain from an insurer working hard to provide competitive premiums and they too are gangsters. Pathetic
johndaman66 wrote: » My own policy is due for renewal on the 28th of February. Got my renewal notice from Allianz in the week just gone. They are looking for €577.92, up from the €508.32 I paid last year. Cover is comprehensive on a 2011 Avensis 2.0 D4D. 39 year old male, full Irish license held for almost 20 years, non penalty points, no claims, no convictions and full no claims discount. Living in a rural area. Feel I can do better. Will be getting quotes over the next week or two and will keep you posted.
