Are you not better off renewing for the year and then cancelling it when the car is sold? No idea at all tbh, but might be a less loaded premium that way.
Are you not better off renewing for the year and then cancelling it when the car is sold? No idea at all tbh, but might be a less loaded premium that way.
I have an honda civic type r, my policy is due up on monday, im currently insured with admiral, cost me a grand last year, but this year because im trying to insure the other half on it, they want £1900. Crazy price which im not going to be paying. If the worst comes to worst il have to renew a policy on my own for the time being until the car sells, which im not having much luck with either. 25 years old 6 years no claims, no points and they still want 1k plus everywhere.
I have an honda civic type r, my policy is due up on monday, im currently insured with admiral, cost me a grand last year, but this year because im trying to insure the other half on it, they want £1900. Crazy price which im not going to be paying.
They were good when I needed to insure a car for the weekend.
Also, how on earth are you paying over £1,000. I paid £800 when I was on a provisional licence
http://www.aviva.co.uk/short-term-car-insurance/They were good when I needed to insure a car for the weekend.Also, how on earth are you paying over £1,000. I paid £800 when I was on a provisional licence