e36 m3 evo

Who has told you that you can get it for less than £200 mate, and with which ins company, also how many miles per year is your quote for ?

gerald wrote: hi all   my insurance renewall is up on february i am currently with classic line   im 32 with no convictions and 8 years no claims   any suggestions as i have just had a brief conversation and i have been told i should be paying less than £200.   my current renewal is £276 which i am really happy about anyway

Edited by CIronside - 23 Jan 2014 at 9:18am

These questions are always very subjective. However it is doubtful that any exact comparisons can be made. My son used to work for Gallagher Heath, which anyone who is in the insurance business will know is a massive business concern. Insurance premiums whilst in some cases tailored to the individual ( to their credit I have found A plan exceptional at this) rely upon a moving funding scale. How this works in very simplistic terms is there is a pot of money received in premiums, the revenue pot and another which is the claims pot, the payment pot. Depending upon the number of claims premiums are being adjusted by a computer matrix which gives a quote at the time of enquiry. The on top of that factors such as age, post code, employment status and job title, where the car is kept, its value, its age, and so on and so forth, are factors in the premium. Worst time to renew after winter when bad weather gives rise to many claims. It is a lottery in many respects and there can be massive differences in quotes and some insurers will not touch certain models. I think that forums can point some people in a direction, but unless you are twins with the same job and same address and same car with no claims who passed their test on the same day, it is unlikely you will get a matching quote.

Edited by Norrie - 12 May 2015 at 9:44pm

Only for shows....
Had it 5 yrs only 2k.