[tezmand]

please dont shout at me for this question its time to renew the insurance on eos for the first time since having it in march (just swapped it over from old car) so its come through at £296 fully comp with more than which i think is a good price but i notice it says car must have an imobilizer my question is has it? before you say stupid woman lol its my hubbys car and hes not here for me to ask at moment, yes i know a car that cost as much as it did should have one but just wanted to check before i renew.also how much is everyone else paying for their insurance ? thanks all!!!

 

[pjgraham86]

Yes the Eos has a standard immobiliser.

We pay just over £300 for our 2.0T-FSI Eos with Norwich Union - they gave us a good introductory discount as it was the second car we have insured thro' them at present.

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[anna_r]

yes, its standard, and my insurance fully comp was £430 (until i had a small bump at its up to 460). Was by far the cheapest quote too, most places were in excess of 600 - my fault for not having a drive!

 

[ja51don]

My insurance was 450 and ive got a garage and 10 yrs no claims. thats thru admiral
got quotes of about £500 and then blamed my wife because she's only been driving for 5yrs. took her off the quote just to see how much she was costing me and it went up doh!.

It actually worked out cheaper to put her as the main driver which in truth she probably is.

I used, www.confused.com and www.gocompare.com

found you can tweek the insurance to find the best price.

 

[anna_r]

If you have a decent no claims, then look at esure - they are by far the cheapest for me, and after that was the very bad ad of Shelia's Wheels - underwritten by the same company

 

[Eco]

My renewal is £326 excess £250, male, 34 years young, full no claims, no points, garaged, 8000 miles a year...
with Direct Line.

 

[Wichenford Eos]

My fully comp with £350 excess is £201 per annum with Swiftcover (part of Axa). I have 4 years no claims, but I am very old (54) so maybe that's why the better price.

 

[anna_r]

mine is 10yrs no claims, which is protected which has added to the cost, but well worth it!

 

[neh321]

My fully comp with £350 excess is £201 per annum with Swiftcover (part of Axa). I have 4 years no claims, but I am very old (54) so maybe that's why the better price.

54 "very old"?!!!!

What does that make Fred and me? And those in their 60s? 70s? 80s?!!!!

 

[GOgg]

And me, but happy with the reduced premiums age brings.

 

[Wichenford Eos]

I just assume that I am somewhat older than most on this forum!

 

[neh321]

I just assume that I am somewhat older than most on this forum!

Sadly, no!

 

[SKIDOO]

I just assume that I am somewhat older than most on this forum!

Going by an earlier thread I'd say you were spot on average age.

 

[SiJ2000]

Wow, I feel young now! LOL

 

[tezmand]

heres an update found some cheaper insurance on go compare .com £261.25 fully comp not me thinks !