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Hi all
My car insurance is up for renewal and I am finding that I am getting some plainly ridiculous quotes for my car this time round! There are no changes from my last policy to now, except that I am a year older and have an extra year's no claims discount (all good or so I thought...).
My last car was a 1.8 Vauxhall Astra SRi which was in group 9, the supposed group for the GP is 6. I have found that there is a new group rating for cars which has 50 insurance groups and the GP is generally rated at an equivalent level at the SRi.
Does anyone know why the quotes are coming out at so much more this time round? The Astra re-newed at 800 odd and now for a car with 3 insurance groups lower on its side, I am being quoted over a grand. Anyone else found this since changing to a GPS?
It's also annoying as one of the key factors for me getting this car was a lower premium, when all I am finding now is that it is blatantly not and in almost all cases costs more to keep me on the road!
Ta
My car insurance is up for renewal and I am finding that I am getting some plainly ridiculous quotes for my car this time round! There are no changes from my last policy to now, except that I am a year older and have an extra year's no claims discount (all good or so I thought...).
My last car was a 1.8 Vauxhall Astra SRi which was in group 9, the supposed group for the GP is 6. I have found that there is a new group rating for cars which has 50 insurance groups and the GP is generally rated at an equivalent level at the SRi.
Does anyone know why the quotes are coming out at so much more this time round? The Astra re-newed at 800 odd and now for a car with 3 insurance groups lower on its side, I am being quoted over a grand. Anyone else found this since changing to a GPS?
It's also annoying as one of the key factors for me getting this car was a lower premium, when all I am finding now is that it is blatantly not and in almost all cases costs more to keep me on the road!
Ta
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