Who Pays the Highest Premium?

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geoffone
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Post by geoffone » Wed Aug 24, 2005 2:24 pm

£1400 fully comp with all mods declared (RS4 with H&R coilovers and AMD stage 3)...
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Post by jamesbduggan » Tue Sep 06, 2005 11:59 am

I've just renewed insurance with Direct Line for my BMW 535d Sport - fully loaded, cost just over £50k in Jan - cost £832, that was after going up £80 when I had to tell them the misses just got points on her licence recently - she decided to race an unmarked copper in an old shape black 5 series. 86 in a 60 - doh. Also I ran into the back of a van at the end of last year, he changed his mind on a roundabout ! I'm just 30.

The missus renewed her insurance the month before, also with direct line. £550 on a new A4 cab 3.0Q with all the knobs, c£37k I think it was.

I think the highest cost we suffer though is depreciation. I p/ex my previous car for the BMW. 18 month old A4 2.5Tdi Q again with all the options. Paid £35/36k - "given" to the BMW garage for £18k. so that works out at about £1k a month in depn! Hmmm. And it wasn't high mileage, can't remember exactly, no more than 30k on the clock.

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Post by Mc-BigE » Fri Sep 16, 2005 1:05 pm

Come live in Ireland and you will be paying for my 1999 S4:

1200 euro car insurance (that’s cheap for 34 year old full NCB) 1euro= 68p
999 euro (yes that's 999 euro!) for Motor Tax a year! :evil:
once off payment of 4500 euro for vehicle Registration Tax :evil: (that’s just to put Irish Number plates on the car!) for my 6 year old UK imported Car.

sorry for the rant, but i just needed to get it out of my system!

Feel better now

thanks

Eric.

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Post by shineydave » Tue Oct 18, 2005 9:42 pm

he he, 250 quid for the Quattro coupe and 350 for the Gixer thousand, both fully comp. I do find it helps considerably if you play "hide the salami" on a regular basis with the manageress of your local budget though.
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Post by Rs4Fan » Thu Nov 24, 2005 9:09 pm

Mc-BigE wrote:Come live in Ireland and you will be paying for my 1999 S4:
Eric, it could be worse

Insurance - Eu 3,700
Annual motor tax - Eu 999
Vehicle registration tax - Eu 7,020
Enjoying one of only 3 RS4s in Ireland - priceless

Cheers, Frank
'00 S4 (sold)
'01 RS4 (sold)

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Post by Mc-BigE » Fri Nov 25, 2005 12:27 am

Ok, you win! :D

jesus! 3700 for insurance!!!!! how old are you, 17? :thumb:
only joking!

There must be enough people on here at this stage to have an Irish RS246 meet up? :beerchug:

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Post by Rs4Fan » Fri Nov 25, 2005 9:41 pm

Eu 3,700 - easy (regardless of age) when you just came from the US with no prior Irish driving experience and you're trying to insure a car that (theoretically) doesn't exist in Ireland.

Irish RS246 meet - absolutely - I'll even host it if there's interest.
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Post by flashyg » Wed Nov 30, 2005 12:12 am

I moved from Ireland to the Uk. Now I only pay 55p month protected, comp and fully disclosed stage 3 modded,30 years old. I do like taking the car to Ireland though. The wheels do not like it, perfect roads for a while then a huge hole. I’m sure you guys know where the holes are, but still it’s a hazard. I still love the car especially in Ireland.

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Post by BigMo » Mon Dec 05, 2005 7:33 pm

1K me
RS6 (MRC'd with econodrive) is not just for Xmas
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Post by clived » Fri Dec 16, 2005 10:20 pm

jamesbduggan wrote:I've just renewed insurance with Direct Line for my BMW 535d Sport
Totally off topic, but James, go visit DMS with that 535d.... the difference it made on mine was astounding :-)
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