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V8Noise



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Insurance Difference.

I'm looking for something a little more economical than the current 4.2 and the baby Evoque crossed my mind. 40+ mpg seems a little better than 17 and I like the cars although not driven one yet.

I was a little concerned that the insurance takes a big hike from current year £182 to £303. Although I always use the Meerkats both the quotes and the current insurance are with the AA so comparing apples with apples.

The value of the Evoque would be around £30k against the FF which is probably around £6k so I guess that would go some way to explain the difference. Anything else that could substantiate such a difference? 2017 5.0 Autobiography Supercharged
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Post #539905 9th Jan 2020 9:19am
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andygts



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Statistics, insurance companies love them.

Evoques are probably in the higher claim bracket for whatever reason, more crashed, stolen, bumped etc.

If you've got 10 minutes spare have a play on confused / meerkat webiste and change the simplest of things and watch the prices differ, just being married or single will affect the price Rolling with laughter Current
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ilard



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Assuming third party risk exposure is the same, then the Evoque insurance represents excellent value for money at double the premium but for 5 times the financial risk exposure of total loss. L405 P400e Autobiography (MY2020)... Silicon Silver / Espresso

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Jim Bradshaw



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On the topic of insurance differences I paid £240 to insure my 2012 TDV8 fully comp with Adrian Flux last year. As I'm a month out from renewal I thought I'd look around.
Our supposed friends at A Plan Thatcham wanted £668..................

Nothings changed, my wife and I on nearly 30 years no claims with no points.

Hopefully Adrian Flux's renewal price will be nearer last years!

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mjdronfield



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Yeah, I tried A Plan just the once as well Shocked 2011 Range Rover Vogue SE 4.4 TDV8

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Pawl



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Theft of Evokes is quite high round the Midlands - They're disappearing at the rate of a couple a day. I assume it's similar elsewhere. That must have a marked effect on premiums Paul,
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