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They're all at it.. although Admiral were by far the cheapest for me, giving me a renewal price of £500 compared to >£1k from just about everyone else.
£500?! For how mant cars. My latest car insurance was £69.
£69 a year? I don't think so.
Even when I had a 10 year old Peugeot it was about £200.
You routinely hear of people paying 2k+ these days.. I'd seriously think about selling the car at that point.
The average cost of insurance is £478 (or maybe was, not sure how old that statistic is). £69 is an ebike, not a car..
They could have the insurance on yearly credit, and pay monthly, maybe.
Nope. £69 was for a yearly policy. Initial renewal quote was £130 and I phoned up with a cheaper rival quote so they came down.
Press X for doubt.
I logged into the online portal and turns out I misremembered. It was actually £82.05.
You must be extremely lucky with your location, job, car... everything really.