DAMN... where the hell do you guys get such rates in Belgium??Most pay around 1400/1500, but that all depends on your age, history and the discounts you get. I'm at 1460€ atm, full omnium for my EB, GT is around the same price the last time I checked.
Most likely you have cock-head of an insurance agent, that doesn't gives you the 15% up to 25% discount that you are entitled to on top of an already insane rate ... I'm 38 accident free and pay 2000 less than you do ... Is your EB made of gold or something?DAMN... where the hell do you guys get such rates in Belgium??
I have now 2400€/year for my EB. Full omnium coverage.
Had some other insurance company's even go to 3500€/year.
And insurance say to me, I'm in the cheapest segment right now. (35 years old, they say, the safest drivers on the road) I never had an accident in my life and driver license for 15 years.
I'm on about 3000chf... more or less 2787eur lol
for full ensurance and all this extras.. this is swiss style... xD but next year I will change to a cheaper one... xD but anyway always more than 2000eur
Thats just the total nuts :headbonk:I'm on about 3000chf... more or less 2787eur lol
for full ensurance and all this extras.. this is swiss style... xD but next year I will change to a cheaper one... xD but anyway always more than 2000eur
How did you manage that and with what company. I am at 1650CHF or so with Zürich insurance and the coverage pretty much includes everything as explained aboveI'm on about 3000chf... more or less 2787eur lol
for full ensurance and all this extras.. this is swiss style... xD but next year I will change to a cheaper one... xD but anyway always more than 2000eur
You mean that Lichtenstein has other levels of insurance or just that you do not have the swiss nationality and it bumps up your payments?it's the ford assuracnce... the first year they paid the vollkasko but not now.. so last year it was about 2000... since I've requested several times my assurance because of different things, I don't feel good to change now.. so I will stay 1 year more..
The increase regarding your assurance has probalby mainly to do that I'm not swiss you are probably swiss and that makes a huge difference...
hey, that's discrimination. I thought that is outlawed in Europe. :headbonk:the other way around.. I've not the swiss nationality and that bumps up the payments (a lot)
Yup definitely plays a role. If I choose french for example it bumps up the yearly premiums by 120CHF. And I am guessing all nationalities outside of french, italian, german and portuguese bump it up even more.the other way around.. I've not the swiss nationality and that bumps up the payments (a lot)
True but Switzerland is not Europehey, that's discrimination. I thought that is outlawed in Europe. :headbonk: