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Kaps
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It will be definitely based on the number of K's you drive every year. Less K's will be cheaper for sure.
Not sure about daily driving and not driven in wet though.
peterdee
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I'm 47, with max NCB, no history in last 5 years. I've allowed for up to 10,000km/year.
I think it must be my suburb, I live near Marrickville. But car is stored in locked garage overnight, so why would that matter?
Anyhow, I'm going to go with NRMA at $1409. I want good insurance for the first couple of years at least, then I can shop around. By then i'll be eligible for over-50's anyhow :lol:
I think it must be my suburb, I live near Marrickville. But car is stored in locked garage overnight, so why would that matter?
Anyhow, I'm going to go with NRMA at $1409. I want good insurance for the first couple of years at least, then I can shop around. By then i'll be eligible for over-50's anyhow :lol:
Aus-MustangGT
Aus-350
Haha 1,600. I'm on $2,400 without all my mods. Which was actually my cheapest quote, all others were around low 3200s
msweet
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Woah, excess? That's worse than my Just Car quote, which is 1700 with $70,000 agreed value
Just did an NRMA quote at just over 2000
AAMI 3600....
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Aus-MustangGT
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Excess is around $1200 or so yeah its not the best. But I have no other option, the wonders of being young-ish
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I've been ringing around for quotes today. What I found out today is the 'market price' is set by the Glass' Guide. The 5.0 coupe is at just over $57K market price.
It is important to ensure that if your vehicle is wiped off in the first year and your insurer will only cover you for the 'market price' then surely you be out of pocket. Buyer beware!
It is important to ensure that if your vehicle is wiped off in the first year and your insurer will only cover you for the 'market price' then surely you be out of pocket. Buyer beware!
msweet
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I know with my insurer if they can't replace it within 90 days (I think that's the number) then they pay out the value. Something to keep in mind, make sure you read the fine print
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Exactly, the fine print and asking them is important.
I reduced my quote by leaving out hire car but kept window replacement.
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Just got a great deal with RACV.
Being a long term silver Customer, I was quoted for the Mustang 5.0 FM insured on full comp for $1075 with an excess of $625!
This is absolute bargain considering even Progressive\Budget etc etc was heaps more expensive then this.
Being a long term silver Customer, I was quoted for the Mustang 5.0 FM insured on full comp for $1075 with an excess of $625!
This is absolute bargain considering even Progressive\Budget etc etc was heaps more expensive then this.
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Insured my new GT on Tuesday with AAMI on line $100 saving. No hire car or windscreen cover though, only $519. Bank Australia noticed I was withdrawing $60k + and contacted me about insurance, their quote was $960 politely declined their offer. Car insured for $66000.
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