Did you ring AXA up Brian - they normally drop the price when you tell them you can get it cheaper elsewhere. FWIW I'm the same age as you, but paying 700 on the CSL with AXA too. No commuting on my policy though, which might make a differenceOriginally Posted by xworks
Strangely I've got commuting on the classic policies with them though!
Landcruiser.
720.
Bmw e39 m5
585.
Farmer, 29 no claims no pints driving since 17.
How da hell can the jeep be dearer than the car.
Pretty similar to my quote in the m3 with similar profile. At least they're consistent
Brokers are useful in some cases, i.e. Allianz will insure you through a broker for career types that they don't directly - odd but true.
xworks - did you try AIG?
Please don't, it will only help fund more ads :@
2001 530d M-Sport
Full licence
No points
9 years ncd
29 years old
FBD renewal 1100
Which is weird as it was around 900 last year on my Alfa, and when I switched to the BMW in June I got a slight refund so you would think the BMW would work out slightly less than the 900 I paid last year!
Rang a load of places and Aviva were the only ones to better FBD at around 1000 for the same policy, the rest either couldn't quote or were around 1500
WTF like, you would think after 9 years without a claim I'd be seen as somewhat of a safe bet?
No I called in Jeff. I always call in each year, they're only up the road from where I work
so it's handy enough. I'd only been in a few weeks earlier renewing the classic policy and
managed to get a few quid off that, so I was a little surprised that they wouldn't budge
a euro when it came time to renew the main policy.
They gave me the life time protected no claims bonus there earlier in the year for being
being a long term customer I think, and I'm guessing they were banking on the fact I'd
value that and wouldn't be in a hurry to head elsewhere.
Hopefully they never twig the rest of the industry view me as a lepper.
I didn't I'm afraid, my inner genius was starting to see a pattern emerging so
I said I'd give up before I started verbally abusing some
poor mimimum wage phone operator.
I Got some Online quotes in around 1000 to 1300 o the m3.. my current policy is 400 on a ford focus i.4No I called in Jeff. I always call in each year, they're only up the road from where I work
so it's handy enough. I'd only been in a few weeks earlier renewing the classic policy and
managed to get a few quid off that, so I was a little surprised that they wouldn't budge
a euro when it came time to renew the main policy.
They gave me the life time protected no claims bonus there earlier in the year for being
being a long term customer I think, and I'm guessing they were banking on the fact I'd
value that and wouldn't be in a hurry to head elsewhere.
Hopefully they never twig the rest of the industry view me as a lepper.
I didn't I'm afraid, my inner genius was starting to see a pattern emerging so
I said I'd give up before I started verbally abusing some
poor mimimum wage phone operator.
I was 550 or so on the M3 through the AA - they got a policy through AXA, which was better than AXA would do themselves. Additional discount for having AA membership.
Approx. 350 on the 630i, jumped to 950 for the M6. Both with Aviva, I'm a long time customer with them, have all 3 cars with them plus other policies, other companies were significantly dearer. So I suppose it depends on your circumstances, where you live, etc....
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e36 Convertible, e63 M6,F82 M4, R53 Cooper S, F57 JCW, R53 JCW GP1, Porsche Panamera, Porsche 991 C4S
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