Date: Thu, 13 Jun 2002 18:44:33 +0100 From: "Toby Field" <tobyfieldnopsamail.com> Subject: Re: UK insurance for 9000 Aero
I have found that in recent years, the AA have been more expensive than most, not just for insuring myself. But I suppose that everybody, car and area rate differently. -- Toby Field (UK) '93 9000 CSE 2.3T Auto 150,000 Miles "Bob Brown" <ollisbrownnopsamenworld.com> wrote in message news:ae8a2a$jqc$1nopsamsos.btinternet.com... > Try the AA, I got mine through them for around £250 fully comp. I am 33 live > in Sussex and have a 9000 CSt. > > > "Paul Hudson" <phudsonnopsamx.com> wrote in message > news:Xns922BCE22646A9phudsonpoboxcomnopsam0.0.1... > > Nick Ground <groundnopsamternet.com> wrote in > > news:pan.2002.06.12.18.50.43.727989.17285nopsamternet.com: > > > > > I've just bought a '96 9000 Aero and will have to renew my > > > insurance in the next few weeks. Who provides the best > > > value cover. I live in a low risk part of the country, am > > > in my forties and have a clean record. I wondered what > > > people are paying. My existing insurers are quoting £720 > > > fully comprehensive :-( which is higher than my previous > > > 540i so I guess that they are trying to reduce their risk > > > profile by lifting the premiums. > > > > > > > I pay 480 ish for my 2.3 CSE automatic from NU Direct (and with > > 30000 mile/year). (Just) not in my forties, moderate risk area > > (Berkshire - premiums noticeably higher than when we were in > > Cambridgeshire). > > > > P. > >
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