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Blimey. That’s good for the C 63.C63 W204 + E220d W213 on a dual-car policy with Admiral = £444.22
Breaks down as:
E220d = £278.07
C63 = £166.15
Lets put it like this, he went to school with Noah.That seems quite high to me....at least compared to what I was recently quoted on an E63 (are they in a higher group?). If you don't mind me asking....how old are you?
To me it isn't bad. I'm 46 next month - I can tell you now, it'll be my postcode that counts against me - I live in urban Derbyshire (but with a Nottinghamshire postcode)....i've no doubt in my mind it would be much lower if I lived rurally.That seems quite high to me....at least compared to what I was recently quoted on an E63 (are they in a higher group?). If you don't mind me asking....how old are you?
I volunteered to take her off my car as she's NEVER driven my ALFA.....but taking her off would have pushed my premium UP a bit....having a woman on the policy brings it down a bit apparently!!!
Wish mine was £600Only just seen this thread - given my renewal is due this month I thought i'd share the love:
2017 C63S - Comprehensive (SDP+Business) 12k miles per annum (2k business)
> 10 years NCD
2 drivers
£606 with Churchill
The renewal price I was sent actually matches (within £4) the price of the best quote on comparethemarket.com, which happens to also be Churchill. I might add that this is the first time 28 years (my entire driving career) that this has ever happened. Normally I prepare myself for the 'dance' and the inevitable moving of providers because the incumbent wants to increase the price by at least £100 per year.
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