Very nice. I envy you.66 plate Honda Civic 1.8 petrol. Insured with LV. Fully comp, full no claims. Last year £234.80, this year £176.74. Didn't even need to call them this year to get a reduction, that was just the renewal price they quoted. Nice surprise.
One of the few benefits of being a FOCVery nice. I envy you.
I'm a fully paid up member of that club. My insurance went up by around €40 (just over 10%). Maximum NCB.One of the few benefits of being a FOC
Pardon me for being dim but what does 66 plate mean?66 plate Honda Civic 1.8 petrol. Insured with LV. Fully comp, full no claims. Last year £234.80, this year £176.74. Didn't even need to call them this year to get a reduction, that was just the renewal price they quoted. Nice surprise.
First Registered in 2006Pardon me for being dim but what does 66 plate mean?
First registered in 2016 not 2006First Registered in 2006
Ye sorry mistypedFirst registered in 2016 not 2006
So if it was first registered in 2017, would it be a 77 plate ?First registered in 2016 not 2006
In order to make even more money and mug people who want the newest thing we now have a new plate number every six months.So if it was first registered in 2017, would it be a 77 plate ?
2017 reg numbers are as follows.So if it was first registered in 2017, would it be a 77 plate ?
I go out of my way to make sure I don't go with the cheaper offer after cancelling because I am changing to one of their "sister companies".Insurance companies rely on lazy / old people who don't shop around and auto renew. They're all robbing, scamming twats.
On a related note some dizzy old woman drove into the back of my car last year, needed a few grand in repairs. Absolutely nothing to do with my "risk" or driving at all. Totally her fault, her insurance paid etc.
Guess what - you still need to declare it on a renewal my premium went up a couple hundred quid.
I can *almost* understand why some people fuck it off and risk driving uninsured.
Sounds like something out of an eggheads show.2017 reg numbers are as follows.
Date of registration :-
Jan 1st to Feb 28th - 66 plate
Mar 1st to Aug 31st - 17 plate
Sep 1st to Dec 31st - 67 plate
You do realise it is illegal to have dual insurance and if anything was to happen during this month then neither insurance company would pay out?I've jumped early on ours. Not even going to wait for the renewal quote to come through from Admiral. Saw one of Martin Lewis's emails that said check now even though you may not be up for renewal...
Was paying £75pm with a £300 total excess. New quote from Aviva with all the bells and whistles and £100 total excess is £39pm.
Gonna let the old policy run it's course as there's only a month left so it'll mean doubling up for a month but I didn't want to risk not getting that quote in a month's time.
Is it?You do realise it is illegal to have dual insurance and if anything was to happen during this month then neither insurance company would pay out?
The number plate is either the year it was registered ie 25 or you deduct 50 from the number to see what year it was registered, later this year it will be 75 platesSo if it was first registered in 2017, would it be a 77 plate ?