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Posted:
Fri Nov 23, 2007 1:46 pmby Bernard
Dave wrote:Myfeckin FTO wrote:Muad_dib77 wrote:....I'm still glad I'm a guy though..
Hear hear! - I wouldn't give up my willy for a grand a year!
I suppose its basically a tax on having a willy!
Personally I hope they don't tax it like with engines and start bringing size into the equation!
And there's no mention of emissions there
Posted:
Fri Nov 23, 2007 1:59 pmby Myfeckin FTO
Bernard wrote:Dave wrote:Myfeckin FTO wrote:Muad_dib77 wrote:....I'm still glad I'm a guy though..
Hear hear! - I wouldn't give up my willy for a grand a year!
I suppose its basically a tax on having a willy!
Personally I hope they don't tax it like with engines and start bringing size into the equation!
And there's no mention of emissions there
I didn't like to bring it up - but I'm married so there wouldn't be much to tax there!
Posted:
Fri Nov 23, 2007 2:03 pmby Bernard
Still, it's better than having to tax a single seater
hi all.
Posted:
Tue Jan 15, 2008 11:08 pmby padidas
newbie here.. thinking of seriously buying my first fto now... quinn quoted me (get this)
21 years old.
full licence for a year.
3 years named with a provisional.
1640.22
hehe
Re: hi all.
Posted:
Tue Jan 15, 2008 11:37 pmby Myfeckin FTO
padidas wrote:newbie here.. thinking of seriously buying my first fto now... quinn quoted me (get this)
21 years old.
full licence for a year.
3 years named with a provisional.
1640.22
hehe
What model they they quote you on? Seems really cheap for your particulars. I was paying 3600 old Irish punts - 3rd party on my first FTO when I was in my 20's.
Posted:
Wed Feb 20, 2008 1:22 amby fatboyfat7
22 years old, full license, only driving for a year and wit my own policy. I have a 1.8 manual. FTO's are imports but i was asked over the phone 'was the car imported?.' I said yes and the quote over the phone was €1400.
I checked this phone quote against the online quote. It was €906 when i put the model in as a GS 2 door. If i changed the model to the option 'importDEA102' or something like that, (it was 1.8 car anyway) the insurance jumped €500. makes no sense from what i can figure out.
Follow that at all? Might want to see what the lads have to say about this though!
Posted:
Wed Feb 20, 2008 1:33 amby fatboyfat7
Sorry but to clarify, that was Quinn-Direct. And just out of curiousity... Anyone check Tesco or RyanAir? Ive been hearing they're really cheap...
Posted:
Wed Feb 20, 2008 9:19 amby Dean
fatboyfat7 wrote:Sorry but to clarify, that was Quinn-Direct. And just out of curiousity... Anyone check Tesco or RyanAir? Ive been hearing they're really cheap...
Ryanair wont quote for an FTO, and Tesco is Eagle Star I think.
Posted:
Wed Feb 20, 2008 10:47 pmby gt94
95 Fto gpx
age:31
ncb:4 years
licence:full since october
policy:Axa Third Party Fire Theft
Price:last year 2007 was 1700 euro new policy in april cant wait to see the quote with the full licence kicker fingers crossed
Posted:
Tue Mar 11, 2008 5:42 pmby jpsautostyling
1995/ GR Tip
Age 30
Licence- Provisional ( since age 18 )
Fully Comp
Driving experience 10yrs named driver
NCB- 2yrs
Insurer - Norwich Union (not norwich union direct they in india)
Price Currently Paying - £1050 so about €1500-1600
And its a CAT 1 alarm and imobilizer plus tracker horizon which helps a lot believe me!! ( no one stealing my puppy )
Posted:
Tue Mar 11, 2008 5:46 pmby jpsautostyling
gt94 wrote:95 Fto gpx
age:31
ncb:4 years
licence:full since october
policy:Axa Third Party Fire Theft
Price:last year 2007 was 1700 euro new policy in april cant wait to see the quote with the full licence kicker fingers crossed
if you have passed your test while still paying provisonal licence money if you let your insurance know you passed your test the policy will drop there and then mate!! my insurance av told me when i pass later this year i can expect at least £400 off my policy!!
Posted:
Tue Mar 11, 2008 5:46 pmby Muad_dib77
wow mate - that quote should drop ALOT if you get a full license..
Posted:
Tue Mar 11, 2008 6:51 pmby d_dan
passed my driving test today....
my insurance dropped 400 quid from 1827 down to 1401
woooo
Posted:
Tue Mar 11, 2008 7:32 pmby jpsautostyling
d_dan wrote:passed my driving test today....
my insurance dropped 400 quid from 1827 down to 1401
woooo
congrats!!
Posted:
Mon Apr 07, 2008 3:45 pmby gt94
gt94 wrote:95 Fto gpx
age:31
ncb:4 years
licence:full since october
policy:Axa Third Party Fire Theft
Price:last year 2007 was 1700 euro new policy in april cant wait to see the quote with the full licence kicker fingers crossed
Got my renewal quote today third party fire and theft 1085.00.Went into them today and had a little chat with them and came out with fully comp for 890.00 well chuffed.
Posted:
Mon Apr 07, 2008 8:42 pmby Kace
gt94 wrote:gt94 wrote:95 Fto gpx
age:31
ncb:4 years
licence:full since october
policy:Axa Third Party Fire Theft
Price:last year 2007 was 1700 euro new policy in april cant wait to see the quote with the full licence kicker fingers crossed
Got my renewal quote today third party fire and theft 1085.00.Went into them today and had a little chat with them and came out with fully comp for 890.00 well chuffed.
Was that through Axa direct or through a broker - good quote.
I see that you're down the country too - that also counts for a couple of 100
Posted:
Mon Apr 07, 2008 10:54 pmby gt94
Kace wrote:Was that through Axa direct or through a broker - good quote.
I see that you're down the country too - that also counts for a couple of 100
Was through axa direct with them 5 years now
Posted:
Wed Jun 18, 2008 8:45 amby 5803emma
ah lads!!
I'm 21 with no NCB and only 2 years experience as a named driver. Full licence only since August 2007, living in Clare, paying the princely sum of €1,600 fully comp!!!!
123.ie quoted me, think my insurer is "Probus"?? Should really confirm that!
Posted:
Wed Jun 18, 2008 10:58 amby Wildhound
That's not great for a girl
Mine was lower last year as a 21 year old male.
Kinda made it sound like I'm not a male anymore there.
Posted:
Wed Jun 18, 2008 1:06 pmby Mustang
Wildhound wrote:That's not great for a girl
Mine was lower last year as a 21 year old male.
Kinda made it sound like I'm not a male anymore there.
The op will pay for itself in terms of insurance savings though.
Posted:
Sun Dec 14, 2008 2:58 amby miziek
Hello.
Model\Year: EA2A Galant 98
Age: 20
License Type: Learner Permit
Cover Type: TPF&T
NCB: 0yrs
Named driver experience: 0yrs
Insurer: AXA
Policy amount: €2300
PS my first post ;p
PS2 if its FTO topic only delete my post ;>
Posted:
Sun Dec 14, 2008 8:54 amby gfalls
miziek wrote:Hello.
Model\Year: EA2A Galant 98
Age: 20
License Type: Learner Permit
Cover Type: TPF&T
NCB: 0yrs
Named driver experience: 0yrs
Insurer: AXA
Policy amount: €2300
PS my first post ;p
PS2 if its FTO topic only delete my post ;>
The clue is in the title... FTO-Ireland.com. Welcome anyway..
my insurance :O :O
Posted:
Mon Feb 23, 2009 6:43 pmby martin25
hi just letting you know,my insurance price and its the cheapest ive found
im 25,driving for 7 years
2 year no claims
no points
fto mivic 2.0 v6
tpft is £1089
and fully comp is £1560
so i went with tpft,anyone else around 25 have insurance for fto?and how much
Posted:
Sat Mar 07, 2009 7:28 pmby gary d
Holy crap you guys an gals are gettin stiffed in the republic.
95 gpx tip cat1 alarm/immob and tracker
full license 11 years, no endorsements
full no claims (5 years)
£440 Direct Line fully comp, protected no claims
All above board.
Don't feel so bad now about the £660 I was quoted for a 99 Impreza wrx sti5!
Posted:
Sat Mar 07, 2009 10:07 pmby Bernard
gary d wrote:Holy crap you guys an gals are gettin stiffed in the republic.
You reckon?
How about the €614 we have to pay for road tax