A simples way to get a tankful of fuel for free

[Meldrew2]

I got a renewal from Swift cover for my ML - £316 fully comp with Swift Cover - and I was going to let it renew as it didn't seem too dear.

Then I tried to compare the meerkat and got a quote of £204 from LV.

For clicking a few buttons it will fill the tank with the saving.

I remember paying more to insure my first car third party - a hillman imp - in 1979. Clearly there are some (if not many) advantages to getting older.

I even get my own Sergei and a fireworks displays to enjoying.

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[llewe]

Agree, The wife and 19 year old daughters insurance renewal came back at £1200 last week for a 3 year old citroen C1!!!!!
Alexandr and his team found better cover with LV with less excess for £384 -including legal cover. We too have a Sergei en route thanks to Postkat!

I have been with LV for several years now-first on my old Saab 9-3 and now on the Merc, each year I check out the opposition and they are yet to be beaten.

so that's about 9-10 extra free tanks for me and my Merc!:bannana:

 

[crockers]

Found Aviva multicar good value. A XC60 with polestar upgrade and a Toyota Auris for £326. Protected NCD and continental cover for the Volvo. I didn'tthink that too bad . LV was very good but didn't quite make it. They too will insure upgraded cars so if you have a remap check out LV and Aviva.

 

[paulshep69]

I always use Go Compare, Confused and Compare the Market, this apparently get's to 90% of all online insurers for quotes, I've often found that Compare the Market are around £10 to £12 more expensive for me - possibly to pay for the 'free' cuddly toy? - it's always worth shopping around though.

 

[james2375]

I agree that go compare are best. My wife had an accident a few years ago and 100% was claimed from the other side. Go compare allows you to explain all this whereas others just note you had an accident and then penalise you.