On Line Car Insurance Quote

When I try and get a quote for some cars on either Tesco or Direct line, it tells me they cant give me a quote online and il need to ring them. Also, the browser wont let me go back, so they make you close the window and type out another quote all over again! Why do they do this?

The car I want to insure is a Nissan Navara D22. I am guessing that its because its a commercial vehicle and they want to check if il be using it for commercial use. I am 18 and have had my licence for a year, and I will be the named driver on the policy, my dad being the main driver who has over 30 years NCB! I managed to get a quote for a new Navara, not the D22 version and that was about £1990. How much do you think the D22 will be? Do you think they might class it as a van and not insure me because im under 21?

Try Quickfit, they do great commercial vehicle insurance, plus this time of the month is a good time to insure because they are all chasing their bonuses, got mine quote reduced by nearly 30% if I signed up before the end of the guy`s shift.

2007-09-26 12:45:32 by pj890

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myself and my partner were in a car accident at the weekend where a lady pulled out on us causing us to swerve and hit a wall. After driving off the woman was caught and admitted liability. Her insurance rang us and said that because we didn't hit her car there is nothing they can do! Is this legal? Its was Direct line insurance that said this and the advisor said, i quote " you should of hit her car!" where is the justice in that? We have now lost 1 years no claims and had to pay £250 excess and our insurance is going up by £400 next year!

tell the company that you want their denial in writing and the reason for denial as you are going to see a lawyer

2009-03-11 06:36:18 by MICHELLE J

I am about to purchase a 1997 Volvo 850R sedan from a private individual. I am in Indiana. I have never had my own car insurance, always being on my mom's plan while in high school and college. Now that I have to set up my own plan, I have received quotes from Progressive, Esurance, Nationwide, and a few others, and everything looks and sounds pretty much the same to me. My mom has given me advice on what kind of plan to get, but I was wondering, is there a good or specific insurance company for someone like me? A male under 25 with a clean driving record and no tickets or violations? Does anyone have any good advice or horror stories from any specific car insurance company? What has worked best with you and your plan? I would like to get the insurance lined up by Tuesday or Wednesday, so any advice on where and how to go about it would be greatly appreciated.

One point to remember: your rates are based on what group you fall into. Single males under age 25 pay the highest premiums because that group has the highest risk. Keep your clean driving record with no tickets or violations - that will keep your premiums steady.

Go for a reputable firm (Allstate, State Farm, Geico, etc) and avoid the "Billy Bob Insurance and Lawn Care" firms, even if their rates are lower. You get what you pay for.

Unfortunately you fall into a high premium group, so VERY important to keep a clean driving record. If you start getting tickets and having accidents your rates will go SKY HIGH, considering you can get insurance at all.

And when you turn 26, call your insurance company and have your rates recalculated.

2007-09-09 13:17:30 by v8volvodude

Now, I don't have a car at the moment and I'm looking but my friends mom told me that I can go on line ---insurance company websites-- and see what the cheapest cars to insure are. Is that true, 'cause I went to Aig.com and I'm not really sure what I want to look for or click on. Obviously if I don't have a car I can't get a quote. Should there be a list on the sites, or some thing...? Help, please...

here's one comparison site i use to check out cars, it's free, just fill the form and they'll come up with the quote, then you can back up, change car and get another quote.
http://gsx1.com/insuranceComparison.htm< br /> good luck and drive safe out there!

2008-08-19 10:39:07 by Ari

I have heard that it may be better to get car insurance from a broker rather than online.

I am 18, and I want to get my own policy. I am currently a named driver on my dads policy, as it is much cheaper to do it that way but I want to buy a car in my name and start earning my own ncb.

I currently drive a Jaguar X Type and the insurance costs £2100 from Tesco (with my dad as the main driver). It would cost me about £3200 to insure it myself with Tesco.

I want to get a smaller car that is easier on petrol and road tax, but I am having trouble finding a realistic quote. I am thinking about either a Smart Roadster coupe, a honda civic or ford fiesta.

With Tesco, I dont get 1 year ncb as I would have done with Direct Line, and the insurance would be OK if I did. Its tempting me to lie on the insurance if I cant find a decent quote (under £2000), although I wouldn't want to.

Can anyone offer me any advice on how to find cheaper car insurance or recommend any companies ?

Have you tried http://www.confused.com http://www.gocompare.com and http://www.comparethemarket.com - you only have to fill in your details once on each website and they will get quotes from loads of brokers and insurance companies.

I have found Quinn Direct (http://www.quinn-direct.co.uk ) best for young drivers, especially if you are a named driver on your parents policy. If you decide to be the policy holder they will give you a big discount for being a named driver on last years insurance (I would still try adding your dad as a named driver on your policy as this often lowers the price further). If you use the comparison sites above they will get a quote from Quinn Direct for you and save you filling in yet more forms.

I wouldn't lie about having a no claims bonus as most (if not all) companies ask for you to send proof and will cancel you policy if they don't receive it within 14 days.

It's worth changing your details to see the difference in price (annual mileage etc.). Once I found fully comprehensive was the same price as third party fire and theft, so it's worth checking all levels of cover.

Good luck ;)

2008-02-01 10:16:34 by pj890