Quick Car Insurance Quote

Well i havent as of yet bought a car, but I am definately going to by the end of the year. I have alot of different cars im considering and all different prices and insurance groups, which means its hard for me to determine the insurance price of a car because there is nothing to compare it with. SO what i am looking for is a site which will give me QUICK access to quotes for cars because I don't wanna spend hours telling them what i have for dinner when I just want to get a rough idea of the car's cost. Thank you for all help :)

Help yourself - you can check your quotes in internet, for example here - autoinsurance.maclenet.com

2009-07-27 22:41:34 by Joshua

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http://www.rvinsurance.com/
https://www.insurancefinder.com/applications/app_rv.html
http://www.1-rv-insurance.com/
http://www.rv-insurance-coverage.com/

2006-05-18 07:31:24 by lizmcfizz

I was looking for cheaper car insurance quotes and i came across hundreds of sites.....Confused.com has already confused me.... Is there a way i can get quicker and more easier insurance comparison?

Richard, There are lots of sites where you can get an online quote. http://www.autoadviceonline.com/Auto-Ins urance-Quote.html It only takes roughly 10 minutes to do.

2009-01-14 09:03:07 by Richard

After a quick browse on the nest I found that similar conditions and parameters when applied to Germany, France, Switzerland and the Netherlands produce quotes that are at least half to a maximum of 70% less.
Also, continental insurers are not asking too many questions. I was never asked about, where I park the car, if it has a tracking device, if there's CCTV in the area or what brand the alarm system was.
Does anyone know why these UK premiums end up so much more expensive? (The one reason I can imagine, is that insurance gets much less exposure in advertising in those European copuntries compared to UK).
Any answers appreciated.

Well, this is not a professional answer and is only an opinion but I feel that the French and other such countries would not stand for the high premiums we have to pay and would do something about it such as strike. Its the label of RIP OFF Britain that comes to the front of my mind again where insurance companies charge as much as they can get away with hence higher fees.

2006-07-02 02:04:30 by Sotiris S

I have had no accidents, claims or convictions in the two years I have been with them. After getting a second years no claims bonus I thought my renewal quote would be a couple of hundred quid cheaper. Instead they increased my policy by over £1000.

I complained, they reviewed it and said sorry but we have changed our prices and that is the best we can do. They were looking to insure me for £1860. I got an online policy for £600.

The company I was with is Quinn Direct Car Insurance. Apparently the owner of the company has his fingers in many different pies. Apparently alot of his companies were hit hard by recession. The only thing I can think of is he is trying to make quick cash by charging rediculous car insurance. Has anyone else experienced anything similar. I cant believe they tried to get a grand out of me for nothing.

Most likely your prior company got hit with a lot more claims last year than was expected, so everyone including the good/bad get increased premiums to cover the prior risks and the current risks they expect this year.

All companies have to put aside what they expect to pay in claims each year in a fund. Just like when all of the hurricanes hit in the south, even if a homeowner did not have a claim, most found out at renewal their premiums skyrocket or that the insurance company decided to pull out of that state and not write any more business and found out they were not renewing their policy and they had to scramble to find a insurance company to insure their home.

Since you have a "clean" record, you could shop around and find lower costs with another carrier. This company may have done you a favor since if not for the huge jump in premium, and if they had increased your rates say by 10%, you most likely may never have "shopped" for better/lower cost of insurance.

2009-08-05 05:04:18 by K