Polo Insurance...What do you pay??

**Blitzen** · 24-02-2008, 05:04 PM

I was just having a discussion about insurance with a mate, and was curious to know what people pay and who they go through.
I am with TIO(NT Insurer), I am 26, with rating 1 for life, live in a decent suburb, and I pay $520 per year for full comprehensive.

**VW GTI** · 24-02-2008, 05:16 PM

AAMI
Low risk suburb
22yrs
Rating 1

$686/year with normal excesses.

**Ben_GTI** · 24-02-2008, 05:40 PM

Originally Posted by tosspot

AAMI
Low risk suburb
22yrs
Rating 1

$686/year with normal excesses.

Wtf?? are you sure you didn't mean 32yrs old?

I banged it through the aami quoter (yes they will actually insure me now) and it came out at $2707 for a 22yr old.

22yr old
Nil traffic offences, thefts etc
Not modified (unfortunately)

Anyway I have the Polo and the Golf insured with Shannons for $2300 all up. If I just have the Polo it is around $1890 *i think*.

**VW GTI** · 24-02-2008, 05:42 PM

22yrs. With AAMI.

**Koz** · 24-02-2008, 05:51 PM

Im 23 years old with no traffic infringments or claims with a NCB of about 60% and pay $1050 a year with AAMI.

**Blitzen** · 24-02-2008, 06:05 PM

Jesus...You guys are paying through the bum...I have a less than glowing infringement list(very less than glowing

), and only pay $48 a year more than the Barina SRi that I traded up from. I even get one free windscreen and one free windscreen repair a year.

**VW GTI** · 24-02-2008, 06:34 PM

I'd be hoping in 4 years I'm paying less than you. But you do live in NT, that would be a major factor.

**572** · 24-02-2008, 06:46 PM

21y.o, no insurance history, turbocharged vehicle - $850 per year with AAMI

**Blitzen** · 24-02-2008, 07:13 PM

I was with RACV when I spent the last four and a half years posted in Victoria, and I thought I was on a great wicket with them, but coming up here did drop my premium alot, and I was very surprised when they told me the yearly premium, plus I don't pay any extra for pay by the month. Based on that, I really didn't think that the fact it turbo'd made that much of a difference, but obviously I was wrong.
I have found that my driving history hasn't an effect on any insurance I have had(I have never lost my license for speeding or drink driving, but have lost enough points over the years to have lost my license 3 times