How much does car insurance cost in England?
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June 28th, 2009 at 12:29 pm
About 1034.00 Euro per month
June 30th, 2009 at 2:55 am
Why don’t you contact a local Insurance Agent for a free quote?
July 2nd, 2009 at 2:52 am
full coverage is actually fully comprehensive. it will vary a great deal . you need ot make sure your driving license is valid over here first ( and not just an international license) check out insurance search comparison engines and site such as Direct line, Admiral etc.
July 2nd, 2009 at 12:10 pm
there is a site called gocompare.com try them
July 5th, 2009 at 5:31 am
the insurance rate is calculated as risk
age, sex, type of car, area in the country you reside and drive in, place where car is kept
the value of the car is not the factor the desirability of the car is and also how easily a thief can break into a car (without breaking a window) and also if the car is not equipped with an immobiliser – less common these days as all cars past R reg have immobilisers as standard
as you are female that will work in your favour, older vehicles are less desirable but more stealable, not being in the UK before means no no claims bonus
i would imagine that your quote would be around £600-800 a year depending on where you are in the country
you may want to consider Fully comp as in many cases it is not much more than third arty fire and theft
i would consider directline or morethan
July 8th, 2009 at 1:01 am
It varies so much, even between which postcode you come under and how much voluntary excess you choose.
Try:
Confused .com
moneysupermarket
comparethemarket
gocompare
these are search sites that will give you comparison’s of lots of companies.
I was insured with ecar, and I thought they were great, comprehensive cover, got free breakdown (providing car is under 8yrs), free European breakdown assistance, legal cover and no claims protected.
I have a 2.0 Mondeo 2005 and my re-quote was £384 though I will be shopping around as its due for renewal today.
Note also that sometimes having someone else on the policy makes it cheaper, a higher excess makes it cheaper as long as you don’t have an accident, where you park it is also a factor ie on a drive is better than road, and I would recommend going fully comp.
July 9th, 2009 at 8:18 pm
There are some sites on line where you can type in all the details and get a ‘quote’.
You will need the make model and registration number of the vehicle though.
Your car costs £900. so start by asking for fully comprehensive.
You may find the cost reduces if you offer to pay an excess of £250.
Then if you check, third party fire and theft and the cost is much reduced, you may want to consider if a £900 car is worth insuring comprehensively. Your car would still be covered if you were not responsible for the accident, but you will not necessarily get the £900 value, the Insurance companies use a basic list price for that cars of that age and type, if their list price is £250 that is all you will get.
I hope I have made the explanation clear enough. Trying not to be too long winded here