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> My I30 Crdi Ready
dazzling_darryl
post Apr 28 2008, 07:46 AM
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Hi Lakes,

My Comp insurance is thru Allianz and I only pay like $25 per month for each vehicle (about 300 P.A.) and would be even less with one annual premium. Excess is only $250 I think and includes 1 free windscreen a year. My last company wanted well over $400 unless I took a $1000+ excess... so they got the flick!

On the negative side we park both cars in the driveway (at least until we build our new house) but being over 50 with clean driving records and having an exclusion for drivers under 30 gets us a very good deal don't you reckon.

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post Apr 28 2008, 07:50 AM
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We're paying $27 a month ($324pa) for full comprehensive.

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post Apr 28 2008, 07:57 AM
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I've just looked at insurance and the lowest quote was $60/mth. Maybe i should lie
about my age and get a seniors discount like Dazz :P
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Shambles
post Apr 28 2008, 08:20 AM
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I see a fight starting here :460:

Jeez what is it with your Oz prices. My insurance is the same roughly, but substituting a "£" where you have a "$" :(
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dazzling_darryl
post Apr 28 2008, 08:32 AM
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Hey Shambles from what I hear you poms have to pay a lot to get a decent sized piece of meat too.... :P

Hey and Dave (I'm not old enough to get a seniors discount yet) It's more like a safe drivers reward actuallly.....

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post Apr 28 2008, 02:54 PM
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Well i'll let you know what they want, but my 04 V8 Ford ute insured for $25,000 i payed about $42,000 new for it :) and have 206,000k acidend free K's 125,000 or close to that english miles for Sham, its kept in the garage they said i have 60% no claim bonus and i just payed $760 for the year. they use us sydney boy's!! :amen: just wondering what they will want from me this time, i'll let you know, but your free to risk your kneck on sydney roads any time you like at your rate, maybe i should buy a house down tassie :)
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post Apr 28 2008, 07:32 PM
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Hi all,

Insurance companies seem to have weird and wonderful ways of coming up with prices. I received a quote of over $600 from the company you are 'lucky you are with', but managed to get $312 from my current insurer, the motoring organisation one in the ACT :) .

Strange thing, if I had taken out a new policy it would have been much dearer, but since I transferred the existing policy from my aging Pug, it was massively cheaper. This also takes account of other policies with same company, my age (I am even older than Dazz!) :whistling: and exclusion of under 30s.

Like most things, it seems if you shop around you will get a good deal.

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post Apr 29 2008, 05:56 AM
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QUOTE(LRK @ Apr 28 2008, 07:32 PM)
Hi all,

Insurance companies seem to have weird and wonderful ways of coming up with prices.  I received a quote of over $600 from the company you are 'lucky you are with', but managed to get $312 from my current insurer, the motoring organisation one in the ACT  :) .

Strange thing, if I had taken out a new policy it would have been much dearer, but since I transferred the existing policy from my aging Pug, it was massively cheaper.  This also takes account of other policies with same company, my age (I am even older than Dazz!) :whistling: and exclusion of under 30s.

Like most things, it seems if you shop around you will get a good deal.

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Lawrie
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Thanks Lawrie,
i'll try and get to IAG tomorrow.
my passenger head rest is too far forward i can see the slots but can't find how to get them to go back but got the headrest to go up. my baby is used to compfort so if i don't get it sorted out i'll be driving my Ute forever :)
John

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post Apr 29 2008, 06:00 AM
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John - just get in the back seat and push the back of the headrest forwards until it clicks and springs back a notch.
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post Apr 29 2008, 07:31 AM
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Re Headrests adjustment.

See the thread entitled Headrests. Once you get used to the methos of adjustment, it is so easy to use.

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post Apr 29 2008, 02:00 PM
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QUOTE(Shambles @ Apr 29 2008, 06:00 AM)
John - just get in the back seat and push the back of the headrest forwards until it clicks and springs back a notch.
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Shambles thanks m8, just, as i have mentioned i am deaf, due to a accident years ago but thats another story, so i won't hear the click. if i can't get it to go back i will just remove it. but seems strange that every passenger side head rest i saw in i30 was set foward what's the game? if it was like that drivers side you would notice that on your first test drive.
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