Three months left and I need an insurance.

[O88]

Just as in the title, three months left and I need to find some insurance company. Any one knows some companies worth of checking? Not some hidden scam alike companies who lure you via a quote and then you see different price.

 

[ttony1314]

I am now around 13 months back behind the wheel.

Insurance can be very hit and miss on drink driving.

I was banned for 18months and reduced to 14 with the course.

I am (now) 34 so that might help, insurance pre ban was around 800 (high performance car, no modification).

1st year after the ban was 1350 (Aviva, directly on their website), renew somehow was over 2k.

switched to esure flex, now around 800 again.

But some background infomation, I was not in a accidient, just stopped by police. so I manage to keep my now 10 years NCD.

I also had a non-fault claim back into 2020.

Hope that helps.

 

[jamesbrown1]

I am now around 13 months back behind the wheel.

Insurance can be very hit and miss on drink driving.

I was banned for 18months and reduced to 14 with the course.

I am (now) 34 so that might help, insurance pre ban was around 800 (high performance car, no modification).

1st year after the ban was 1350 (Aviva, directly on their website), renew somehow was over 2k.

switched to esure flex, now around 800 again.

But some background infomation, I was not in a accidient, just stopped by police. so I manage to keep my now 10 years NCD.

I also had a non-fault claim back into 2020.

Hope that helps.

Also found Esure exceptional, newly new Range Rover for just over 1k.. 20 years no claims which helped.

 

[PeaceOfMind]

Also found Esure exceptional, newly new Range Rover for just over 1k.. 20 years no claims which helped.

I am now around 13 months back behind the wheel.

Insurance can be very hit and miss on drink driving.

I was banned for 18months and reduced to 14 with the course.

I am (now) 34 so that might help, insurance pre ban was around 800 (high performance car, no modification).

1st year after the ban was 1350 (Aviva, directly on their website), renew somehow was over 2k.

switched to esure flex, now around 800 again.

But some background infomation, I was not in a accidient, just stopped by police. so I manage to keep my now 10 years NCD.

I also had a non-fault claim back into 2020.

Hope that helps.

I used esure for my first year which gave me a seriously good quote that I couldn't refuse.
I've just taken out my second year car policy with Hastings who insure all of my motorbikes and it's 50% cheaper with my newly acquired 1yr no claims.

I would recommend both of these companies for price & customer services based on personal experience.