[Tom]

Originally Posted by Pyramid*

Fully comp does not work out cheaper.

There's clearly no point in explaining.

My insurance is due at the end of next month so I've been putting a hell of a lot of quotes through. Just 1 example with the same company:

Third party- £619
Third party, fire & theft- £615
Comprehensive- £246

[fingers]

Originally Posted by Tom

My insurance is due at the end of next month so I've been putting a hell of a lot of quotes through. Just 1 example with the same company:

Third party- £619
Third party, fire & theft- £615
Comprehensive- £246

I can remember when those quotes would have been reversed, probably you can, too.

[Tom]

Originally Posted by fingers

I can remember when those quotes would have been reversed, probably you can, too.

Not really, but when I first started driving (only 5 years ago) they were much closer and I was shocked to see the gap, I don't remember it being like that last year. Most were around £700 irrespective of the policy type its a good result this time . Mine is only so low because I use my mums address (low crime area), have a high excess and never had an accident (which is why I trust myself with a high excess)

[Luke31]

She said her car insurance was £3,000 and she owed £2,000 for her cabin training.

I'd like to know how an 18yr old girl, who flips burgers for a living, can afford a brand new/ish mini?