Tiguan Insurance

[theitchy]

Ozsko....my wife has just called GIO today and ask for the comprehensive, we are with them on business, home and everything. My $wife told them Car cost 60K, they gave my wife $2400 for platinum, and the other plan was $2000 ....wow ...

[Ozsko]

I don't know if it makes any difference but I am an old fart (retired) and in the end we insured with Southcorp, same company different phone number and Platinum with life of car replacement cost somewhere between $1200 & $1300. That is with one named driver (male) who is 28 years old and who has had one insurance claim and no traffic offences in his driver history. Replacement value for my car I set at 55K, it cost less but the figure sounded good.

[stark27]

I'm with NRMA and transferred my current policy to the new Tiguan and got a rebate of $15. My comprehensive premium on the GTI was $506, so Tiguan is $491 with $800 excess.

I'm 41 yrs old and live in Brisbane suburbs. I did not take windscreen or hire car either. I add those on when I need to

Edit: Not sure why anyone would take anything but market value as my insurance covers new for old replacement within 2 yrs if its a write off which negates the market/agreed value.

[Ozsko]

I just did an NRMA online quote for my 162/DAP and it came out at about $1100 basic comprehensive, no accidents, offences or claims in that. It is nearly a pointless exercise comparing insurance costs as there are two many mitigating circumstances.

[Gladbach]

I just did an NRMA online quote for my 162/DAP and it came out at about $1100 basic comprehensive, no accidents, offences or claims in that. It is nearly a pointless exercise comparing insurance costs as there are two many mitigating circumstances.

Mine is the same. My Jetta is only about $600 but the Tiguan comes in at around $1100. I'm going to give them a call.

[stark27]

Dunno where you guys live or ages etc. but I just did one from scratch and now $342 with $800 excess, no screen, no hire.

[Delewin]

Where the car is garaged has a big impact on the annual premium as well as the age of the driver.

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[Ozsko]

NRMA only give two years replacement, GIO/Southcorp give a lifetime replacement policy for not much more.

[Ozsko]

Dunno where you guys live or ages etc. but I just did one from scratch and now $342 with $800 excess, no screen, no hire.

That is my point, there are too many variables so the comparison is not valid, I don't live in a metro area and it is garaged and I dare say I am a lot older than you (retired).

[stark27]

So after 2 years you just switch. Pretty simple. Why anyone would go with agreed value is beyond me. You pay an extra premium for nothing.

[stark27]

That is my point, there are too many variables so the comparison is not valid, I don't live in a metro area and it is garaged and I dare say I am a lot older than you (retired).

I wouldve thought country area and garaged should be cheaper? Mine is not garaged, i went for market value and $800 excess. Ended up paying $358

[Ozsko]

So after 2 years you just switch. Pretty simple. Why anyone would go with agreed value is beyond me. You pay an extra premium for nothing.

They have figured that one out, it has to be insured from new on that policy IIRC.

[Ozsko]

I wouldve thought country area and garaged should be cheaper? Mine is not garaged, i went for market value and $800 excess. Ended up paying $358

Obviously two different capital cities.

[stark27]

They have figured that one out, it has to be insured from new on that policy IIRC.

Damn! Well I did a quote with Suncorp and it was $1250! Outrageous.

[Delewin]

Like property. Location location location. It's all about location.

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