Curiosity about car insurance
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secret_squirrel
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The 850 T5 was a mentalists car. I borrowed one from work and had it wheelspinning and torque steering down the motorway slip road with no effort at all.
joe careless
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try having a van, insurance is ridiculous ''oh you have a 'LGV' well sir, just bend over'' and apparently the transit was a lorry. ffs.
they asked if there was any special adaptations I replied ''it is called Trevor because it's a trannie'' does that count...
they asked if there was any special adaptations I replied ''it is called Trevor because it's a trannie'' does that count...
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my Dispatch was £400 for social/ domestic. damn thing could barely get itself off a drive!
joe careless
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I am with the NFU it used to be good on price, then they expanded their products to all and sundry, the premiums went through the roof, I stay simply as I kicked up such a fuss about A- how much it was costing and B a high percentage of errors on their side, I get the chance to vote this year and ask a question I look forward to the AGM.
MikeD
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We use AutoAid (http://www.autoaidbreakdown.co.uk/) for breakdown cover. You have to pay for recovery and then claim it back, but when we've used it (twice now) we've paid for the recovery on a credit card and AutoAid have paid up well before the card payment's due. In all other respects it's exactly like any other breakdown cover -- phone hotline, man comes, has a bit of a go at mending it, recovers you if not. Main thing is it's very cheap when you're not using it
