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09-07-2012, 11:57 AM
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Where to next??
Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: Sydney
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That is just part of life. Shopping around will save you a bit, as will a little 'creative' ownership / garaging....
I still remember paying $1600 12 years ago for full comp on the Festiva with $1000 excess. Back then, I was working / paying my way through Uni and it was 4 weeks wages... Of course it hurt, but thats just what had to be done. Once the value dropped, I only did 3rd party fire / theft. Then went down to just plain old 3rd party.. I think the lowest I paid was $260 for a year, about 4 years ago now. When I bought a car, I first found out what insurance would be.. Seems those XR letters are causing a lot of issues. I know it's crap, and unfair, but thats just the way it is. Good luck!
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Re: Young driver insurance ripoffs
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