SPORTIVO INSURANCE

[CheekySportivo]

Hi Guys,

I was just wondering if anyone could recommend or advise which is the best and cheapest insurance company to deal with regarding full comprehensive insurance on a new Sportivo?

Your suggestions would be much appreciated :D

Cheers

[oz_viking]

AAMI, esp. if you are over 25 and want to make any mods and still have insirance.

I was with CGU, but they cost more and ****** me off.

[MR22ZZ]

Hmmmm, thanks Cam..

I'll have to look into that when my policy is up as I'm currently with CGU, but looking to do some mods soon ... not sure how CGU will see this (but carrently I get a good deal with them through my credit union), but will call AAMI and see what they can do, and as the rest of my family is with AAMI I may get a discount, though I think family discount runs out after you turn 25, but I'll see...

Cheers

Dylan

[gus]

Hi Guys,

I was just wondering if anyone could recommend or advise which is the best and cheapest insurance company to deal with regarding full comprehensive insurance on a new Sportivo?

Your suggestions would be much appreciated  :D

Cheers

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hmm. the automobile clubs are generally good.

i'm with rac, in w.a., paid ~ $700/year. unfortunately they have a $750 allowance which does NOT cover performance mods. e.g. covers things like sterio system upgrades, etc.

best to check around for insurers that cover mods ;)

[Danthuyer]

I posted something a while ago about AAMI changing their stance on mod's and over 25's ;)

give them a call if your over 25 and you should be plesently suprised ;)

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Edited March 17, 2005 by Danthuyer

[mtbrider]

There must be some good deals out there. I heard an ad on the radio y'day that QBE (pretty sure) were now offering 4 years replacement on new cars now. So if written off in first 4 years they give you a new one.

[MR22ZZ]

CGU has 2 years replacement which is why I have stuck with them for the last 2 years but in July I think I'll switch it to AAMI. I've also enquired into my loss of licence and they consider speeding 30-45 over as a relatively minor offence in the big scheme of things and as it is my only offence there is no change to my rating 1 and my premium... :)

it's good being over 25... much more choice!!!

Edited March 17, 2005 by Blue_Stivo

[Disk_1]

i'm with rac, in  w.a., paid ~ $700/year. unfortunately they have a $750 allowance which does NOT cover performance mods. e.g. covers things like sterio system upgrades, etc.

best to check around for insurers that cover mods  ;)

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i wish my insurance was $700 im currently paying $1750 as a 19 year old with RACV. For some insane reason they think i am a risk

i had an offer of $1300 with another company but they said if i have a crash my parents lose their rating all together (cars in my parents name)

[CheekySportivo]

Thank You guys for all your feedback! :)

It's been great as I can certainally make use of all this info.

Hopefully with myself being over 25 it should make the difference price wise.

Thanks again! :D