So, as the Peugeot is being broken to make way for a new project i now have a huge problem.
On the 08/09/17 i was hit by a mini bus full of Romanians who did admit fault at the scene (came across a junction infront of me as i was heading straight on).
I am trying to get a new car but the problem i now have is insurence (not like it was a pain before).
The lowest quote i have managed to get since this happened is on;
Suzuki Alto 1.1 (2002) £1800
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I've tryed and tryed and can't get anything lower;
Land Rover Freelander 1.8 (2002) £2800
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Renault Clio 1.1 (2005) £1900
(This was quoted £1250 before the crash date)
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Subaru GX Wagon 2.0 (2002) £3500
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Toyota Corolla 1.3 (1999) £2300
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Honda Concerto 1.6 (1991) £2100
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My 306 1.4 (2000) £2400
(Was paying £980)
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Citroen Xantia 2.0 (1997) £2100
(This was quoted £1160 before the crash date)
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I am struggling to be able to actually afford to insure another car at all, let alone buy one first.
As you see i have a random list of cars i've tryed to see the affect of different types and policys (normal, classic, 4x4 etc...) I have tryed each car via normal and specialist insurences but to no avail as not much changes.
The crash hasn't affected my no claims as it was on a works policy so why the heck am i being completely shafted now.
This is for me and my partner, on my own they are all around £200 less which still is rediculous, i have also tried the old 'put your parents on and it will come down' but in my case goes up over £300.
I tryed changing owner, registered keeper, main driver, higher excess, third party fire and theft, to bring the price down and the above are the lowest i can get on each of the cars listed.
Any ideas or help would be very much appreciated as i am lost.![[Image: 5dda213538ca3acea8300f41291bfe58.jpg]](https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20170926/5dda213538ca3acea8300f41291bfe58.jpg)
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On the 08/09/17 i was hit by a mini bus full of Romanians who did admit fault at the scene (came across a junction infront of me as i was heading straight on).
I am trying to get a new car but the problem i now have is insurence (not like it was a pain before).
The lowest quote i have managed to get since this happened is on;
Suzuki Alto 1.1 (2002) £1800
----------
I've tryed and tryed and can't get anything lower;
Land Rover Freelander 1.8 (2002) £2800
----------
Renault Clio 1.1 (2005) £1900
(This was quoted £1250 before the crash date)
----------
Subaru GX Wagon 2.0 (2002) £3500
----------
Toyota Corolla 1.3 (1999) £2300
----------
Honda Concerto 1.6 (1991) £2100
----------
My 306 1.4 (2000) £2400
(Was paying £980)
----------
Citroen Xantia 2.0 (1997) £2100
(This was quoted £1160 before the crash date)
----------
I am struggling to be able to actually afford to insure another car at all, let alone buy one first.
As you see i have a random list of cars i've tryed to see the affect of different types and policys (normal, classic, 4x4 etc...) I have tryed each car via normal and specialist insurences but to no avail as not much changes.
The crash hasn't affected my no claims as it was on a works policy so why the heck am i being completely shafted now.
This is for me and my partner, on my own they are all around £200 less which still is rediculous, i have also tried the old 'put your parents on and it will come down' but in my case goes up over £300.
I tryed changing owner, registered keeper, main driver, higher excess, third party fire and theft, to bring the price down and the above are the lowest i can get on each of the cars listed.
Any ideas or help would be very much appreciated as i am lost.
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