Forgive me, for I have sinned!

[tommytwo]

I have been reading the Autoshite forums for a year now and I became addicted. Does it have that effect on other people here? Anyway, went and bought a 2002 Mondeo Estate, a 2 litre jobby and I am surprised by the insurance costs compared to my 2 litre 25 year old Rover. I have the full NCB on my Rover never had a claim in 50 years so its fairly cheap to insure. But with the Mondeo, its 3 times the cost, nobody wants to give me any discount or credit for my good driving record. I am the only driver of both cars and you must believe me when I tell you that I have found it impossible to drive both cars at once. Anybody know a way to get my insurance cost down on TPFT? Third Party Only comes up on the comparison sites as more expensive than Comprehensive.

[The_Equalizer]

Ramp up the excess you're willing to pay? Park it somewhere sensible? Move?

[Fat_Pirate]

I can recommend A-Plan, they found a policy that reflected the NCB on my other car.

[Guest Hooli]

Multicar?

[egg]

Always check direct line and aviva if you are using a comparison site. Direct line are V cheap on my mk1 Mondeo.

[Asimo]

Another vote for A Plan. Exactly the same discount on a second,  "reflected",  policy as on my existing policy, but not possible to insure the No Claims discount on that second policy. 

[Cavcraft]

There isn't a man of God alive (nor dead, come to think of it) who can forgive you for buying a 2002 Mondeo.

[oldcars]

There isn't a man of God alive (nor dead, come to think of it) who can forgive you for buying a 2002 Mondeo.

Me, i have a 2001 Kia 

[Longblackcoat]

I've managed to get my policy (and NCB) mirrored over onto an entirely separate new policy for a new car

[tommytwo]

Cavcraft said: "There isn't a man of God alive (nor dead, come to think of it) who can forgive you for buying a 2002 Mondeo"

 

I think you may be right mate. I have run out of sackcloth and ashes for today. . It just seemed like a good idea at the time!

[tommytwo]

Its a big Thumbs Down from me for A plan. Their best quote was £397. Sheilas wheels, £220.

[egg]

Sounds good but SW do charge quite a bit for policy adjustments and cancellations.

 

http://www.which.co.uk/money/insurance/car-insurance/guides/car-insurance-add-ons-fees-and-charges