Car Insurance
#1
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Car Insurance
In England I have a full no claims discount entitlement on my car insurance. Can I use this when I get to Aus?
What's the score with car insurance in Aus? Is it as expensive as here?
What's the score with car insurance in Aus? Is it as expensive as here?
#2
Re: Car Insurance
Originally posted by elksa
In England I have a full no claims discount entitlement on my car insurance. Can I use this when I get to Aus?
What's the score with car insurance in Aus? Is it as expensive as here?
In England I have a full no claims discount entitlement on my car insurance. Can I use this when I get to Aus?
What's the score with car insurance in Aus? Is it as expensive as here?
Yes make sure you bring proof of your no claims bonus with you. Yes I'm afraid its just as expensive. AAMI have a deal just now though, you decide how much you would pay if in an accident & they price your insurance accordingly. So if you agree to pay first $1000 your insurance is a helluva lot cheaper than someone only willing to pay first $100.
#3
Re: Car Insurance
Originally posted by elksa
In England I have a full no claims discount entitlement on my car insurance. Can I use this when I get to Aus?
What's the score with car insurance in Aus? Is it as expensive as here?
In England I have a full no claims discount entitlement on my car insurance. Can I use this when I get to Aus?
What's the score with car insurance in Aus? Is it as expensive as here?
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Re: Car Insurance
Originally posted by Bordy
Yes I'm afraid its just as expensive.
Yes I'm afraid its just as expensive.
Really?? Has it gone up THAT much??
When I left 3 1/2 yrs ago, I was paying the same for fully comprehensive in Melbourne in $$ as what I am paying here for 3rd party in ££'s....and thats with full no claim....
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To get an online quote try AAMI here
I pay $392 with AAMI Fully Comp, with max lifetime no claims, $350 excess, for a standard 2000cc car.. (But it was $766 in Sydney, same details & same insurer)
And also remember the Compulsory Third party cover is extra ($357 for mine), and, while I have the figures available, registration is $225. (CTP & Registration were very similar in Sydney. CTP- $350 & Reg - $210 )
I pay $392 with AAMI Fully Comp, with max lifetime no claims, $350 excess, for a standard 2000cc car.. (But it was $766 in Sydney, same details & same insurer)
And also remember the Compulsory Third party cover is extra ($357 for mine), and, while I have the figures available, registration is $225. (CTP & Registration were very similar in Sydney. CTP- $350 & Reg - $210 )
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Originally posted by ABCDiamond
To get an online quote try AAMI here
I pay $392 with AAMI Fully Comp, with max lifetime no claims, $350 excess, for a standard 2000cc car.. (But it was $766 in Sydney, same details & same insurer)
And also remember the Compulsory Third party cover is extra ($357 for mine), and, while I have the figures available, registration is $225. (CTP & Registration were very similar in Sydney. CTP- $350 & Reg - $210 )
To get an online quote try AAMI here
I pay $392 with AAMI Fully Comp, with max lifetime no claims, $350 excess, for a standard 2000cc car.. (But it was $766 in Sydney, same details & same insurer)
And also remember the Compulsory Third party cover is extra ($357 for mine), and, while I have the figures available, registration is $225. (CTP & Registration were very similar in Sydney. CTP- $350 & Reg - $210 )
Yeah, see growing up in Oz...you never really break rego down like that...CTP + Rego...we just look at it as Rego over all...
Insurance is then seperate....This is the part that I was worried about after what Bordy posted....but from what you say, its about what I remember...
I am paying £300ish for just Third Party over here.....quite a bit of difference
But then again, you look at Car Tax at £110 (for my car) + the insurance £300....it doesnt work out too much different
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Originally posted by ABCDiamond
To get an online quote try AAMI here
I pay $392 with AAMI Fully Comp, with max lifetime no claims, $350 excess, for a standard 2000cc car.. (But it was $766 in Sydney, same details & same insurer)
And also remember the Compulsory Third party cover is extra ($357 for mine), and, while I have the figures available, registration is $225. (CTP & Registration were very similar in Sydney. CTP- $350 & Reg - $210 )
To get an online quote try AAMI here
I pay $392 with AAMI Fully Comp, with max lifetime no claims, $350 excess, for a standard 2000cc car.. (But it was $766 in Sydney, same details & same insurer)
And also remember the Compulsory Third party cover is extra ($357 for mine), and, while I have the figures available, registration is $225. (CTP & Registration were very similar in Sydney. CTP- $350 & Reg - $210 )
We pay $350 with HSBC fully comp full no claims (hubbys no claims got me max discount on mine aswell as we are both with HSBC) that is on a Hyundai Excel 1.5 car
Hubby pays about .50c more a month and he has a SAAB 2.3l 91 model.
We found it far cheaper here than the UK. Our registration is just under $500 a year from memory.
We are on the Mornington Peninsula nr Melbourne.
We used our no claims from the UK to get our discount should say hubbys no claims!
Our excess is $150 if we let anyone else drive it is $500
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Last edited by joh117; Jul 29th 2004 at 10:39 pm.
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Originally posted by Hels
Yeah, see growing up in Oz...you never really break rego down like that...CTP + Rego...we just look at it as Rego over all...
Yeah, see growing up in Oz...you never really break rego down like that...CTP + Rego...we just look at it as Rego over all...
AAMI gave my wife a full NCD also, based on her being an insured driver on my car.
#9
Re: Car Insurance
Originally posted by Bordy
Yes I'm afraid its just as expensive.
Yes I'm afraid its just as expensive.
I've got a 1999 Landcruiser 100.
It cost me 423GBP (at todays rates)for fully comp insurance, protected NCB, $350 excess. That's including the rego by the way, ie that's the lot, nothing else to pay. I do have a full NCB that I transferred from the UK.
So to do a like for like comparison of UK costs you need to take the cost of insurance, road tax, mot and add the lot up. So road tax & mot cost about 200 quid, meaning you've got to insure this car for 223 quid in the UK.
I don't think so......