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  • van insurance .
  • trail_rat
    Free Member

    its a bit dear isnt it ?

    Im buying a vauxhall combo 1.7 cdti van. Obviously i need to insure it.

    Buying it new or very near new so want fully comp.

    im 23 – 2 years NCB living in AB21 and cant get it below 800 quid – thats on a social(no commuting) policy – is that the going rate for a small van when young ? can insure a brand new corsa similar spec for 450 FC so seems craaazy

    stompy
    Full Member

    I'm 26 driving a (v beautiful) Orange Transit….. got mine with Gladiator. Comes in at around £400 fully comp with £3000 tool cover.

    Shop around then barter with them over the phone, you'll find they try to price match your 'made up' quotes 🙂

    Drac
    Full Member

    Tell them it's for non commercial use it might help.

    trail_rat
    Free Member

    dont worry drac i have – seems to make litle diffference – those whos quote non comercial changes are a silly price anyway

    Some even ask how many years no claims i have on a van policy – thats 0 – on top of how many general no claims you have …2 years

    will phone some up them up and see what i get.

    Tonylem
    Free Member

    Try these, http://www.autonetinsurance.co.uk/van-insurance/

    Although I'm 45 so pay a small premium, the gave the best price with no no-claims history.

    trail_rat
    Free Member

    cheers tony – through them quinn direct will do insurance for 575 fully comp – reckon i could get it down with a voluntary excess when i phone them. its a 250 compulsory

    still double what i pay now mind – 250 for my hyundai but the new van is double the vehicle in all ways !

    trail_rat
    Free Member

    i love insurance companys ….not

    so you quote me 575 – this is payable by 135 deposit and 9 payments of 59 quid ….dont think so balloons – ill pay the 575 in one hit thanks !

    andysandes
    Free Member

    Try Evan they were the cheapest I could find 400 on VW 2.5 T4 when I was 25 with 2 years no claims

    steveh
    Full Member

    Trail rat try National farmers union and co-operative insurance services. You'll need to do both on the phone but they both offer private car policies with vans which tends to help a lot. Let me know what they come up with. NFU would also match the no claims I had for my car as an introductory discount (that they never got rid of over the years).

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