Toyota car insurance???

[Sujitsu]

Hey guys,

I am finally getting my Kluger Grande in 2 days time. I was wondering what you guys think about toyota car insurance??? I dont know the figures yet but will make my mind up on the day of the delivery. Currently after a bit of research, AMMI is the winner for me in Perth (considering my driving history).

Any suggestion would be really appreciated.

Cheers

[Noodle Boy]

Hey guys,

I am finally getting my Kluger Grande in 2 days time. I was wondering what you guys think about toyota car insurance??? I dont know the figures yet but will make my mind up on the day of the delivery. Currently after a bit of research, AMMI is the winner for me in Perth (considering my driving history).

Any suggestion would be really appreciated.

Cheers

I can say that from the first year i had my new car insured with them that their prices aren't that competitive compared to say a big company such as RAC or AAMI. Plus, another con would be that you have to pay through credit card or any other method besides cash at the post office for example.

[jeffy]

im with them, and i dont like them

switching after get my car repaired,

[1rocky]

I was with them for the first year with the rolla and then changed to NRMA which was cheaper

[Sujitsu]

AAMI was the winner for me guys! AAMI are a good $300-$400/pa cheaper than toyota car insurance.

Cheers

[Andrew357]

im with them, and i dont like them

switching after get my car repaired,

You're being a little unfair given you didn't even read your policy before signing up to them.

Don't forget most insurers will charge you extra since you've had an accident and you're only 20 when you do switch.

[jeffy]

im with them, and i dont like them

switching after get my car repaired,

You're being a little unfair given you didn't even read your policy before signing up to them.

Don't forget most insurers will charge you extra since you've had an accident and you're only 20 when you do switch.

hrmm,.. maybe i am being a little unfair, even though it is my fault, *point taken*

however when it came to choosing a preffered repairer i had to run around too much,

im thinking of switching back to aami, they didnt mind which repairer i chose, even though its not their preffered one, :]

edit:

also it took them up to three weeks to assess the car, aami took a week, probs different in other states, but yeah, im just putting in my perspective :]

Edited July 27, 2011 by jeffy

[Andrew357]

That's better, you said why. Nothing wrong with having your say but it's always good to have a reason.