Mazda CX-5 Forums
General Category => Car insurance => Topic started by: Gel on April 18, 2019, 06:20:36 pm
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In process of getting some ins. quotes for my upcoming CX-5 (2.0L Petrol GT);
AVIVA on line quote finished with a message they couldn't proceed and I had to call in.
This I did after interminable automated dribble before you get through to a person, who advised they would only insure my new purchase if I had a tracker fitted, and minimum £500 excess.
I'll keep looking ;D
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It seams Aviva is aware of your interest in speed camara warnings- hence the extra excess lol
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Try LV= I am currently paying £315 pa for a 2016 sport nav auto AWD, however I do get a discount for having 2 cars and a pension with them
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Am I the only one using Saga? For my CX5 I paid £220.00 with £400 excess.
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AA £206.53, with NCB protection.
And some cashback due on this too :)
£300 excess. (Windscreen £75).
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Our CX5 (2015 Sport Nav Auto) renewal from Direct Line is £420.00 up from last year when it was £297.00!!! That's not just cheeky but down right rude. They clearly don't want our business and they won't get it.
Lancaster Insurance want £344.00 (I insure my MX5 with them)
LV want £350.00 with the same add ons that we have with Direct Line (Legal and Hire car). It's £319 as a bare policy.
We were with Saga for years and years but a year ago they too got very greedy for existing customers - don't they all I'm sorry to say.
From all the above it looks like I'll be trying the AA next.
Sadly gone are the days when you went to your local broker and left satisfied.
Has anyone any other suggestions?
Cheers
Nick
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I too went with AA-£300 excess @ £206.53 ;D
Introductory discount for first year, so we'll wait to see what it is
in 2020.
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I too went with AA-£300 excess @ £206.53 ;D
Introductory discount for first year, so we'll wait to see what it is
in 2020.
My AA quote is £323. So I have a feeling that your next year quote will be a lot higher. I hope for your sake that it is not higher but my wife and I are ideal insurance candidates (location, no commuting, not too many miles a year etc etc). As I see it there is only age against us as we are in our seventies.
LV is the winner at £319, AA second at £323, Lancaster £344 and Direct Line bringing up the rear £381. (After haggling down from £420).
Thank you one and all for all the prices and companies you have given this thread.
Cheers
Nick
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I went through GO COMPARE, so am due some cashback in due course too.
Debenham's Insurance was cheapest, but that group has financial woes, so avoided.
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I found NFU to have the best policy cover/price combination out there plus they have local ofiices and direct central call centre(uk). i have been with them 3 yrs now and the premium goes DOWN every time due to loyalty bonus(plus being a mutual it plows back all profits into the business and no you dont have to be a farmer lol.
my premium is for 8k miles NO excess at all for 2 drivers is £296
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I went through GO COMPARE, so am due some cashback in due course too.
Debenham's Insurance was cheapest, but that group has financial woes, so avoided.
Debenhams won't be providing the insurance though. It is just a front for an actual insurance company. Admiral etc are all just brokers insurance is all provided by underwriters.