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kev
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24th May 12 at 23:43   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
does anyone no of any good/cheap multi car insurances?

am 27 with 7 years no claims paying £300ish fully comp though church hill..(due to area code also) BUT i need to ad my other car/corsa and dont really want two separate policies to be honest or will it work out cheaper? and am sure church hill dont do multi car so need to change insuarnce, any help would be great cheers
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24th May 12 at 23:49   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Admiral. They provided me with a quote which was about about a £1000 cheaper on a multi car policy, than insuring them seperately. Unsure how much you would save though as you're quite a few years older than me.
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24th May 12 at 23:52   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Been done the other day - http://www.corsasport.co.uk/board/viewthread.php?tid=635444
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cheers edd and Ian ive just done a qwick online quote Admiral says i have to ring..great

surley more then Admiral do multi car? thats all it says in his link?
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i phoned up once and thought it was a joke!

car 1 due for insurance, car 2 not due for 4 months.

there i was required to insure car 1 for 4 months to align the two cars renewal dates. i would then pay for the two cars together

makes sense i thought, until i asked how much i would pay in 4 months..."oh sorry sir we can't give you that figure, we dont know it yet"

the idea of being tied into a policy for 12 months at unknown cost (and thus unable to work out if there would be a saving) did not inspire me at all so i have kept clear since...
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quote:
Originally posted by Fonz
i phoned up once and thought it was a joke!

car 1 due for insurance, car 2 not due for 4 months.

there i was required to insure car 1 for 4 months to align the two cars renewal dates. i would then pay for the two cars together

makes sense i thought, until i asked how much i would pay in 4 months..."oh sorry sir we can't give you that figure, we dont know it yet"

the idea of being tied into a policy for 12 months at unknown cost (and thus unable to work out if there would be a saving) did not inspire me at all so i have kept clear since...



see i have to pay one month extra on the one car at the end £43 for that month to put them in sync



and kev my thread was to find other companys but didnt get a huge response admiral are miles cheaper than aviva and churchill

 
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