Fdh Insurance??

Chat about MG-Rovers, MG-Rover ownership and anything MGs or Rovers in general.

Moderator: Forum Moderators

Tomcat T
Forum Senior
Posts: 294
Joined: Tue Feb 12, 2008 10:27 pm
Location: Oxford

Fdh Insurance??

Post by Tomcat T »

There is a chap comming to view my car tonight, He is currentley driving a car that falls into group 20 insurance. Now he has rang around a good few insurers just to be told that his premium will almost double :o Some want as much as 3k :o

Also insurers seem to struggle when you say it was registered in 1998.. They say silly things like its not on my computer! So there cant be such a car :?

This doesnt make any sense to me?? Or am i missing something??

Any insight into this would be much appreciated..

As he's having a nightmare at the moment.

Thanks alot :)
Tomcat T
Forum Senior
Posts: 294
Joined: Tue Feb 12, 2008 10:27 pm
Location: Oxford

Re: Fdh Insurance??

Post by Tomcat T »

Ps i know im an old fart.. But im only paying £500 :?
russ220
RT BiKiloPoster
Posts: 2952
Joined: Mon Apr 16, 2007 9:49 am
feedback: 725854
Location: west mids

Re: Fdh Insurance??

Post by russ220 »

thats strange? try adrian flux insurance brokers.

few lads round by me drive Fdh's, some are under 21yrs old too :)
2003 Monogram Rover 45 Conni' 2.0 Turbo
Tomcat T
Forum Senior
Posts: 294
Joined: Tue Feb 12, 2008 10:27 pm
Location: Oxford

Re: Fdh Insurance??

Post by Tomcat T »

Yeh i think he tried them and didnt get any joy there either :?

Really strange, Just cant get my head around it :?:
empsburna
RT BiKiloPoster
Posts: 2727
Joined: Sun Jan 18, 2004 9:53 pm
feedback: 741225
Location: The Black Country

Re: Fdh Insurance??

Post by empsburna »

Tomcat T wrote:Yeh i think he tried them and didnt get any joy there either :?

Really strange, Just cant get my head around it :?:
Most places they are listed as rover 200's - Rover 200 Coupe Turbo I.

When filling in online quotes mine is often identified as a 114gta metro!
Tomcat T
Forum Senior
Posts: 294
Joined: Tue Feb 12, 2008 10:27 pm
Location: Oxford

Re: Fdh Insurance??

Post by Tomcat T »

empsburna wrote:
Tomcat T wrote:Yeh i think he tried them and didnt get any joy there either :?

Really strange, Just cant get my head around it :?:
Most places they are listed as rover 200's - Rover 200 Coupe Turbo I.

When filling in online quotes mine is often identified as a 114gta metro!
Yeh on autotrader i noticed that.. Had to class mine as a rover 220 turbo then add coupe to the description.

114gta.. Thats random :?
Phatman
Newbie
Posts: 19
Joined: Wed Nov 07, 2007 11:14 am

Re: Fdh Insurance??

Post by Phatman »

Try Admiral, I'm 19, own an coupe turbo (an fdh) and my insurance is around £1500. Though that is tpft!
Tomcat T
Forum Senior
Posts: 294
Joined: Tue Feb 12, 2008 10:27 pm
Location: Oxford

Re: Fdh Insurance??

Post by Tomcat T »

Phatman wrote:Try Admiral, I'm 19, own an coupe turbo (an fdh) and my insurance is around £1500. Though that is tpft!
That seems ok :)
james26386
Rovertech Kiloposter
Posts: 1698
Joined: Sun Dec 03, 2006 6:27 pm
feedback: 866774
Location: Worcester

Re: Fdh Insurance??

Post by james26386 »

I've never had any joy with my 'FDH' when putting the registration online. Last time it came up as a Vauxhall estate of some description!! I've never bothered with the 1998 registration over the phone, just told them the plate - which should correspond to a '95, and then they get confused and ask exactly what it is. So I just say Coupe Turbo I as Emps said and away they go.

I'm 22, with Elephant, and pay £800 fully comp.

hth

James
Tomcat T
Forum Senior
Posts: 294
Joined: Tue Feb 12, 2008 10:27 pm
Location: Oxford

Re: Fdh Insurance??

Post by Tomcat T »

james26386 wrote:I've never had any joy with my 'FDH' when putting the registration online. Last time it came up as a Vauxhall estate of some description!! I've never bothered with the 1998 registration over the phone, just told them the plate - which should correspond to a '95, and then they get confused and ask exactly what it is. So I just say Coupe Turbo I as Emps said and away they go.

I'm 22, with Elephant, and pay £800 fully comp.

hth

James
Cheers James i will pass this info on :)

ps. Thats a great price :D
lou123
RT GOD
Posts: 3419
Joined: Mon Jan 03, 2005 6:50 pm
Location: UK

Re: Fdh Insurance??

Post by lou123 »

I'm with A plan on mine, thats the cheapest place i could get, No no claims and 27 and a STUPID accident involvin a nob child, (which i was proven NOT to be at fault but its still against me :x ) costs me £1200 TPFT which is a total con considering it used to be £800 but hey - insurance companies for you :nonono:
Your either interested in the topic or your not!

STICK TO THE GOD DAMN POST AND DONT SPAM FOR SALE POSTS WITH STUPID COMMENTS!
empsburna
RT BiKiloPoster
Posts: 2727
Joined: Sun Jan 18, 2004 9:53 pm
feedback: 741225
Location: The Black Country

Re: Fdh Insurance??

Post by empsburna »

lou123 wrote:I'm with A plan on mine, thats the cheapest place i could get, No no claims and 27 and a STUPID accident involvin a nob child, (which i was proven NOT to be at fault but its still against me :x ) costs me £1200 TPFT which is a total con considering it used to be £800 but hey - insurance companies for you :nonono:
That is terrible, mine is under half of that - Fully Comp + Mods too!
lou123
RT GOD
Posts: 3419
Joined: Mon Jan 03, 2005 6:50 pm
Location: UK

Re: Fdh Insurance??

Post by lou123 »

Yeah, my old hatch GTi turbo was only £650 :cry: but back then i had 5 years no claims and no blind 12 year olds running into the road :x

Bye bye cheap insurance :bye: hello high premiums :annoy:

My other quotes were £2500 PLUS :( Prob dont help that i live in an area with thieving pikey scum scrotes :evil: Ive got that much bloody security on the thing, it took me half hour to start it yesterday and ive got the key lol but still made no difference to my premium :(
Your either interested in the topic or your not!

STICK TO THE GOD DAMN POST AND DONT SPAM FOR SALE POSTS WITH STUPID COMMENTS!
C2K
RT GOD
Posts: 12752
Joined: Thu Sep 11, 2003 5:00 pm
feedback: 209930
Location: DTEC - Mpumalanga, South Africa

Re: Fdh Insurance??

Post by C2K »

empsburna wrote:
lou123 wrote:I'm with A plan on mine, thats the cheapest place i could get, No no claims and 27 and a STUPID accident involvin a nob child, (which i was proven NOT to be at fault but its still against me :x ) costs me £1200 TPFT which is a total con considering it used to be £800 but hey - insurance companies for you :nonono:
That is terrible, mine is under half of that - Fully Comp + Mods too!
Mine's less than a third of that and fully comp too with all mods. A Plan too. :roflmao:

You could move house with what you'd save on insurance. ;)
1994 220 GSi Turbo - Gone after 7 years but never forgotten.
2001 Peugeot 306 HDi - 1999 Peugeot 306 Rallye Supercharged - 2002 TVR Cerbera 4.5 V8 LW
Image
Brembodge Big Brake Kits
empsburna
RT BiKiloPoster
Posts: 2727
Joined: Sun Jan 18, 2004 9:53 pm
feedback: 741225
Location: The Black Country

Re: Fdh Insurance??

Post by empsburna »

C2K wrote:
Mine's less than a third of that and fully comp too with all mods. A Plan too. :roflmao:

You could move house with what you'd save on insurance. ;)
I suspect you must be an old man then! :oops:
C2K
RT GOD
Posts: 12752
Joined: Thu Sep 11, 2003 5:00 pm
feedback: 209930
Location: DTEC - Mpumalanga, South Africa

Re: Fdh Insurance??

Post by C2K »

empsburna wrote:
C2K wrote:
Mine's less than a third of that and fully comp too with all mods. A Plan too. :roflmao:

You could move house with what you'd save on insurance. ;)
I suspect you must be an old man then! :oops:
I'm very much so still a twenty something, with a long way to go until that isn't the case. :P Got enough mods on it. :o
1994 220 GSi Turbo - Gone after 7 years but never forgotten.
2001 Peugeot 306 HDi - 1999 Peugeot 306 Rallye Supercharged - 2002 TVR Cerbera 4.5 V8 LW
Image
Brembodge Big Brake Kits
Cableguy
Silver Trader
Silver Trader
Posts: 22323
Joined: Mon Jun 14, 2004 11:21 am
feedback: 311135
Location: Near Junction 9 M6

Re: Fdh Insurance??

Post by Cableguy »

C2K wrote:
empsburna wrote:
C2K wrote:
Mine's less than a third of that and fully comp too with all mods. A Plan too. :roflmao:

You could move house with what you'd save on insurance. ;)
I suspect you must be an old man then! :oops:
I'm very much so still a twenty something, with a long way to go until that isn't the case. :P Got enough mods on it. :o
Im also 24 and paid £390 last year :oops:
Image
The Storm Has Gone Again
Bubble/Mk3 conversion looms available including wasted spark AND ZS, pm for prices !
empsburna
RT BiKiloPoster
Posts: 2727
Joined: Sun Jan 18, 2004 9:53 pm
feedback: 741225
Location: The Black Country

Re: Fdh Insurance??

Post by empsburna »

24 years old (23 when I took the policy out though), 6k miles a year, mods declared, 7 years no claims (+ business use, which i think bumped it right up) £566 a year.
C2K
RT GOD
Posts: 12752
Joined: Thu Sep 11, 2003 5:00 pm
feedback: 209930
Location: DTEC - Mpumalanga, South Africa

Re: Fdh Insurance??

Post by C2K »

empsburna wrote:24 years old (23 when I took the policy out though), 6k miles a year, mods declared, 7 years no claims (+ business use, which i think bumped it right up) £566 a year.
That's very good for business use tbh, insurance is just gay and unfortunately just draws some people at random for shite premiums.
1994 220 GSi Turbo - Gone after 7 years but never forgotten.
2001 Peugeot 306 HDi - 1999 Peugeot 306 Rallye Supercharged - 2002 TVR Cerbera 4.5 V8 LW
Image
Brembodge Big Brake Kits
shen
RT GOD
Posts: 6498
Joined: Thu Aug 10, 2006 5:07 pm
feedback: 1073376

Re: Fdh Insurance??

Post by shen »

Alot can go on where you live...

some insurers won't touch me pretty much and ask for silly money like 3k+, because I live a mile or two from a real scummy area...they maybe class my street as same.

not an fdh but I pay just over £400 a year fully comp ... 31yrs old 3 yrs no claims = with adrian flux.. I asked them why the coupe was so cheap compared to other cars of similar performance and they said

'the rover coupe turbo is not a high risk vehicle from stats they have, either for theft or for incidents'
C2K
RT GOD
Posts: 12752
Joined: Thu Sep 11, 2003 5:00 pm
feedback: 209930
Location: DTEC - Mpumalanga, South Africa

Re: Fdh Insurance??

Post by C2K »

Some companies are just gay though full stop. The Peugeot is group 5, and my postcode is one of the best I have ever tried on an insurance quote. 7 years NCB and some people STILL quote over 2K, big name insurers. I mean when someone is offering to insure me for 200 quid, why the hell are 8-10 companies asking 2K+ ?? Joke.
1994 220 GSi Turbo - Gone after 7 years but never forgotten.
2001 Peugeot 306 HDi - 1999 Peugeot 306 Rallye Supercharged - 2002 TVR Cerbera 4.5 V8 LW
Image
Brembodge Big Brake Kits
< KEVIN >
Rovertech Support Team
Rovertech Support Team
Posts: 3167
Joined: Thu May 04, 2006 12:28 pm
feedback: 756177
Location: Glasgow

Re: Fdh Insurance??

Post by < KEVIN > »

age 26 - 2 years no claims all mods and conversion declared - Adrian flux = 1300 :( , renewal is due :) even though with this so called credit crunch i expect it to drop to under 1000
Urban Explorer!
Image
2002 MG ZR 160
shen
RT GOD
Posts: 6498
Joined: Thu Aug 10, 2006 5:07 pm
feedback: 1073376

Re: Fdh Insurance??

Post by shen »

C2K wrote:Some companies are just gay though full stop. The Peugeot is group 5, and my postcode is one of the best I have ever tried on an insurance quote. 7 years NCB and some people STILL quote over 2K, big name insurers. I mean when someone is offering to insure me for 200 quid, why the hell are 8-10 companies asking 2K+ ?? Joke.
I'm sure they do this cos they just don't want to insure for whatever reason...

Pugs are expensive though .. I recently got alot of quotes for a 406 coupe 2.0 litre bog standard (for purposes of comparison as a friend pays loads) ... none were below £700 even adrian flux.. I can only assume it's because of foreign parts or something.
I even asked the guy on the phone how come it's grp 15 and slow as hell, my coupe is 17 or something and alot less safe (no airbags etc) and he wouldn't tell me, just said that's how it is.
T_16
RT GOD
Posts: 3014
Joined: Thu Apr 28, 2005 1:56 pm
feedback: 1051331
Location: Scotland

Re: Fdh Insurance??

Post by T_16 »

I pay £352 from Admiral with a DR10 too.
A rover on the road is worth 4 in the scrappie
shen
RT GOD
Posts: 6498
Joined: Thu Aug 10, 2006 5:07 pm
feedback: 1073376

Re: Fdh Insurance??

Post by shen »

rcrossco_1 wrote:I pay £352 from Admiral with a DR10 too.
Damn that's good... I was paying over £1k tpft on a 1.4 L reg astra a few years back...4 years after my drinking ban...think it was also DR10. Think I was 27 or thereabouts at the time with 0 no claims cos I couldn't afford to drive at those silly prices prior.
Roboscot
RT BiKiloPoster
Posts: 2029
Joined: Sun Aug 20, 2006 2:34 pm
feedback: 816591
Location: Fife, Scotland

Re: Fdh Insurance??

Post by Roboscot »

rcrossco_1 wrote:I pay £352 from Admiral with a DR10 too.
Sounds like you're getting a good deal as I'm also with admiral, live in the same postcode area as you and pay about the same but with no points. Admiral are the only company I've stayed with for more than a year since my premium actually came down at renewal time unlike the 3 previous insurers I tried.
Image
1994 220 Coupe Turbo, moved on to pastures new :(

Feedback:
http://www.rt2468abcd.r8technology.co.uk/viewtopi ... 44&t=86834
T_16
RT GOD
Posts: 3014
Joined: Thu Apr 28, 2005 1:56 pm
feedback: 1051331
Location: Scotland

Re: Fdh Insurance??

Post by T_16 »

Put it this way, the next cheapest quote was around £700, which is ridiculous.

If I was paying that sort of money then I would expect to be running an EVO RS !
A rover on the road is worth 4 in the scrappie
shen
RT GOD
Posts: 6498
Joined: Thu Aug 10, 2006 5:07 pm
feedback: 1073376

Re: Fdh Insurance??

Post by shen »

With a dr 10 i would consider myself stupidly lucky to pay 700 on a turbo. I still can't believe you pay so little. Didn't you declare the ban you got?
T_16
RT GOD
Posts: 3014
Joined: Thu Apr 28, 2005 1:56 pm
feedback: 1051331
Location: Scotland

Re: Fdh Insurance??

Post by T_16 »

Yep. 15 months, £150 fine, no points.
A rover on the road is worth 4 in the scrappie
syzsounds
RT GOD
Posts: 4251
Joined: Sat May 31, 2003 12:28 am
feedback: 233510
Location: Nottingham

Re: Fdh Insurance??

Post by syzsounds »

216 gti ... Just under 200 quid fully comp !
10 years no claims ..( How i dont know ) :D

I have a feeling im going to be raped on the new car though... 2 litre to 2 litre turbo ... Wheres best ?
No longer a Rover owner :-(
Now driving a Honda 2.4 vtec estate and a Honda VFR 750.
Staying around for the LOLZ.
shen
RT GOD
Posts: 6498
Joined: Thu Aug 10, 2006 5:07 pm
feedback: 1073376

Re: Fdh Insurance??

Post by shen »

rcrossco_1 wrote:Yep. 15 months, £150 fine, no points.
Bet you couldn't believe it when you got the quote either then :D ... Think I got 18 months, no points and £65 fine...was at university at the time. Gratz to you matey I'll have to keep Admiral in mind if anyone else is in a similar situation and asks.
lou123
RT GOD
Posts: 3419
Joined: Mon Jan 03, 2005 6:50 pm
Location: UK

Re: Fdh Insurance??

Post by lou123 »

Mine's less than a third of that and fully comp too with all mods. A Plan too.

You could move house with what you'd save on insurance.
I very much doubt that. I live at home with Mom and Dad :wink:
Your either interested in the topic or your not!

STICK TO THE GOD DAMN POST AND DONT SPAM FOR SALE POSTS WITH STUPID COMMENTS!
ravinder
RT GOD
Posts: 3496
Joined: Sun May 08, 2005 8:25 pm
feedback: 846023
Location: Kirkcaldy, Just east of New York

Re: Fdh Insurance??

Post by ravinder »

My renewal is next week and have been quoted £500.84 fully comp at 24years old. :D

My god! I'm 24 now! :cry:
Wanted - Indian bride. Cash waiting.
Wanted - OE Front jap plinth for 220 coupe.
Post Reply

Return to “MG/Rover Chat”