Insurance sh!t Creek - I dont think anyone can help.
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Originally posted by nuff
I just got quoted by shannons and it's $3300 for me in the city, which is $200 less then NRMA. I'll change to them once my insurance is up for renewal. And unlike NRMA they gave me ok to 9.5JJ wheels in the rear.
Nuff thats alot, how old are you?
I was paying that +$200 more last year.
I just got quoted by shannons and it's $3300 for me in the city, which is $200 less then NRMA. I'll change to them once my insurance is up for renewal. And unlike NRMA they gave me ok to 9.5JJ wheels in the rear.
Nuff thats alot, how old are you?
I was paying that +$200 more last year.
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Originally posted by LemanZ
Do you think the cost of insurance will reduce if you only drive the car less than 1 or 2 times per week?
Do you think the cost of insurance will reduce if you only drive the car less than 1 or 2 times per week?
how you're going to prove to them you're only driving 1 - 2 times
a week?
but I know there is a company that will cover you cheaper, but the car cannot be parked outside the claimed address after midnight, otherwise its not coverered if its stolen
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Places like Shannons do offer limited use policies but I can see a potential problem if they claim you've been driving it more often. How do you prove otherwise? Also not a big saving IIRC so not worth it IMO.
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Shannons might be different but when I looked at it with Torque it was unlimted km two days a week. Was only $200 per year cheaper so I didn't bother but I can't see how they'd know how many days you drove it.
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