lcr insurance

[wurzel]

Good work! I really didn't think you'd get it that cheap, shows what I know.

 

[craig lcr]

yeah thought that myself a friend i work with has a Cupra R 210 and he about 28 with full no claims he pays around £450 so dont think that 2 bad for me

 

[juan]

i'm 22 only been driving for 2 years 3NCB and a SP30. 53 LCR insurance was £920!!!

 

[oedwards]

32yr old? Can't compare that to a under 25

 

[Cupra 200bhp]

i got a qoute last week for £740 quid thats with 3points SP30, and two accidents 3years ago. An have 2years NCD. That was with elephant on an LCR 225 53plate oh and im 22

 

[Mitchy]

The thing with insurance is if you dont pay straight away in 1 payment you pay a hell of a lot more in interest charges if you opt for monthly. My monthly premiums added upto £170 more than my yearly premium

I pay around £850 yearly which isnt too bad i suppose as im only 23 with all mods declared

 

[JAFFA]

i'm 23 i pay £650 1yrs ncb 1 crash in 2004 and 1 very old dad as second driver

 

[m.r.davies]

www.moneysupermarket.com

failing that buy a 1.1 fiat panda

 

[CHRIS200]

I'm with Adrian Flux, underwritten by Royal & Sun Alliance, and I have just had my renewal come through, I have just turned 24, 6 years NCB and have been quoted £456.55 fully comp on my LCR.

No one has beaten it yet. Give em a call see what they can do.

 

[RobM]

The best bit of advice I could give you at this stage then, is actually ask each insurance company what their view on mods is.

While they may cover it, not all cover it like-for-like, so if you crash you get a standard part as a replacement. Also, some really don't like certain types of modifications, such as performance mods. Be honest with them and ask what their policy is and work out what's best for you.

I went with Greenlight as they are happy to cover all forms of mods. For instance, it's only around £30 to cover a remap I know other people have been quoted similar prices with Greenlight too. With Elephant, they wanted a small fortune!

Don't pick based on the cheapest price, as it may limit what you can do with your car

 

[jamie paton]

i'm 32 with nearly seven years ncb (touch wood ) i went on confused.com last year, i was with the c.i.s with my ibiza and phoned up a few months prior to buying my lcr to test the water, imagine how shocked i was when they quoted me £1500, never mind quote me f***ing happy, quote me gobsmacked more like. the lowest quote for my lcr on confused.com was £390 but having weighed up a few pros and cons i settled for insurance at £490. ( legal costs in an accident, replacement car etc) i'll be doing the same this year again as i'd rather poke my eyes out with knitting needles than sit on the phone for hours telling the same things to umpteen different strangers from india who can't understand my scottish accent. by the way out of interest i tried the c.i.s online after i left and was quoted £490 sods law or what. i can only presume the woman who quoted me a grand and a half was pre-menstrual at the time and couldn't be arsed. .com

 

[pog2000]

Blimey all this low prices gonna have to give directline the boot. I pay 650, 8 years no claims, just gone 30 !

 

[maty_mackay1234]

my father insured my LCR insurance with elephant for £1300 i'm 18 and he has 10 years no claims

 

[NeilW]

Been ringing round all the insurers and filling in my details over and over again on all the web-sites.

Best I can get is £560 fully comp on the LCR. 28, 5 years NCB, no mods, protected no claims. Do you reckon I can get it any cheaper or does that sound reasonable?

 

[m.r.davies]

protected no claims are usually worth about £100
who knows with insurance! keep going if you want

 

[millzeee]

mine is £407 with privilige 5 years NCB 3 points kept on driveway with protected no claims, legal cover £250 excess. Have to say i think thats good but i am an old fart 29

 

[MickC-R]

23, 3 years no claims, £900 with Direct Line. Thats on a 2004 225 LCR