MR2 Turbo Insurance Question

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How are you insured?

Fully Comprehensive?
28
74%
TPFT?
10
26%
 
Total votes: 38

Cliff
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MR2 Turbo Insurance Question

Post by Cliff »

Hope you guys can help me with this.
CraigGT

Re: MR2 Turbo Insurance Question

Post by CraigGT »

When i get mine, i shall be going TPF&T, as it will be about £1k a year.
I'm 20, will be 2years NCB (touch wood :wink: ).
The Fully Comp would have been about £3.5k.
steve
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Re: MR2 Turbo Insurance Question

Post by steve »

i'm fully comp with adrian flux

28, 9yrs NCB

£700
Rowland
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Re: MR2 Turbo Insurance Question

Post by Rowland »

Fully comp with Dorset *ouch* I pay too much :evil:
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Re: MR2 Turbo Insurance Question

Post by biscuitsbrown »

28 y/o, 8 years no claims, 3 points just over 3 years ago so off licence now - £375 Fully Comp. :lol: with MasterQuote owned by Sainsbury!

Was with Tesco last year was about £460 I think!

Stu
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Re: MR2 Turbo Insurance Question

Post by Sidewinder »

Go fully comp, have a crash, claim. Then spend the next few years cursing inflated car insurance premiums, wishing you'd have gone TPFT and paid for the damage repair yourself as it would've worked out cheaper in the long run. :cry:
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Re: MR2 Turbo Insurance Question

Post by stevecordiner »

23, SP30 3 points, 5-6 yrs NCB, Fully comp with protected NCB, mods declared - £1,150 through Adrian Flux
Small turbos - they're not big and they're not clever!

Just say NO to small turbos!
MegatronUK

Re: MR2 Turbo Insurance Question

Post by MegatronUK »

Not MR2 T, but...
26, 8 years no claims, 0 points, import Supra TT - £720 fully comp with Elephant (good places in the past for cheap quotes with various 'hot' cars of mine have been: Adrian Flux, Performance Direct, Barclaycard(!) and Tesco).

If the car is over a certain value, some insurers won't even entertain the notion of TPFT insurance... most say £5k or £6k.
Cliff
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Insurance

Post by Cliff »

Thanks for your help so far guys.

TPFT would mean Rev 3, Fully Comp would mean Rev 2, which is why I'm asking this question.

Keep the votes and comments coming.

Thanks again.
SFLee
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Re: MR2 Turbo Insurance Question

Post by SFLee »

sorry disagree
go TPFT as only 1k
chance for fully are ( 3.5K), they will write ur car off anyway, why not safe yourself 2.5k and buy another one (worest come to worest)
TPFT for you , you know it make sense :wink:
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Re: MR2 Turbo Insurance Question

Post by Sidewinder »

SFLee wrote:sorry disagree
go TPFT as only 1k
chance for fully are ( 3.5K), they will write ur car off anyway, why not safe yourself 2.5k and buy another one (worest come to worest)
TPFT for you , you know it make sense :wink:


Which is why unless the car is totally smashed to pieces it's not worth claiming. With people like Patrick around, getting replacement parts is massively easier and cheaper than sticking a claim in.
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Re: MR2 Turbo Insurance Question

Post by craig »

fully comp with Norwich union 22, 3 yrs ncb............£800
LuizeGT
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Re: MR2 Turbo Insurance Question

Post by LuizeGT »

ive got a rev1, 21 female, 2ncb, SP30, 17" alloys, adjustable shocks, phoenix 2 exhaust, apexi filter, greddy bov, lowered. £1200 adrian flux FC :)
Cliff
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Post by Cliff »

SFLee wrote:sorry disagree
go TPFT as only 1k
chance for fully are ( 3.5K), they will write ur car off anyway, why not safe yourself 2.5k and buy another one (worest come to worest)
TPFT for you , you know it make sense :wink:


Fully comp is an extra £750 for me. Otherwise, I will be paying 1200 TPFT. Definately something to consider for a Rev 3.
Fizzy

Re: MR2 Turbo Insurance Question

Post by Fizzy »

i claim that my wife owns mine....that way im insured on my 206 policy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Re: MR2 Turbo Insurance Question

Post by fizz »

fizzy. wrote:i claim that my wife owns mine....that way im insured on my 206 policy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


what you doing with my name.. lmao ...

Back to the thread at hand.. you will be hard pushed to get a decent quote for fully comp if your under 21...
Hedgehog Dodger
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Re: MR2 Turbo Insurance Question

Post by Hedgehog Dodger »

I went to Bell Direct and got the Following quotes:

My MR2 (with mods Declared 400(ish BHP) = TPFT £1460
1996 Supra Twin Turbo worth £10000(standard) = Fully Comp £1500
Celica GT-4 1994 ST205 = Fully Comp £1500
Porsche 911 Turbo 1996 = Fully Comp £2400
Subaru Impreza Turbo 2000 = Fully Comp £3400
Mitsi Evo 6 1998 = Fully Comp £3600

I am 22 with 2 YNC with a M33 Postcode, and all Fully COMP estimates are with a 250.00 XS :D

SUPRA TWIN TURBO FOR £1500.00 : :D :D :D :lol: :twisted:
Chris \'aka rustboy\' Amm

Re: MR2 Turbo Insurance Question

Post by Chris \'aka rustboy\' Amm »

i went fully comp as i wanted the little extras you get on fully comp. like a replacement car if i bu88er it up on another roundabout :D

i'm 22 with 2 years NCB paying £1032 (pay'd all in 1 payment as monthly is a damn rip IMO!) which aint to bad :)
my car is a pretty standard rev2 turbo

my old MK1 was fully comp but was worth about the same as a pack of fags and a mars bar so shoulda gone third party really :) was only £375 on my MK1 anyway though :p

i say fully comp if you car is worth more than £3k otherwise third party
Cliff
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Post by Cliff »

fizzy. wrote:i claim that my wife owns mine....that way im insured on my 206 policy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


:shock:


fizz wrote:Back to the thread at hand.. you will be hard pushed to get a decent quote for fully comp if your under 21...


Lucky I'm 22 then. :wink:. Definately some good views on the advantages/disadvantages of both types of cover, but I'm still undecided :?.

Probably go down the safe route and choose fully comprehensive, (peace of mind and all). :D.
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Re: MR2 Turbo Insurance Question

Post by ENSMR2 »

fizzy. wrote:i claim that my wife owns mine....that way im insured on my 206 policy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


Doesnt the two still need to have its own insurance by the "owner"?
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