Are Clios just expensive to insure

[-J-]

Yes.

I'm 33, 11 years NCD, nice post code and pay £400 fully comp with a 200bhp limit with everything declared on a like for like basis.

It's cheaper for me to insure a F455 than the clio.

 

[Alan]

They're absolutely brutal for insurance!

Thinks?? 330£ For the 2'hunner, 7 years protect bonus, 10k a year with business use.

 

[Mr R.]

Im 38, live in Essex.

My PH1 was £500 last year but today ive got it insured with Greenlight, all mods declared and an agreed value.

£297

 

[Kyle 86]

My insurance is £2300 lol but thats with 11 points & a crash

 

[Knuckles]

I was getting quotes before haggling for a lower price on renewal

22, class c area, 1 counted bump

197 - £700ish
megane 250 - £700ish... Just over a year ago, an r26 was £4000ish!
mk2 frs - £750ish

impreza - £1000ish
evo - £1500ish

clio v6 - £1800ish
e46 ///M3 - £2000ish

i took away from that, I can drive any aspiration fwd/awd car, just not anything rwd lol

 

[widdo]

If you ever have to claim from Admiral, you'll find out why their so cheap. I'd pay double that not to be insured by them TBH.

Both my dad and brother have claimed, 1 for engine fire, one for write off. And didn't have any problems

A huge firm like Admiral wouldn't be in business if they were that bad. Adrian flux on the other hand. . .

 

[The Chubby Pirate]

Both my dad and brother have claimed, 1 for engine fire, one for write off. And didn't have any problems

A huge firm like Admiral wouldn't be in business if they were that bad. Adrian flux on the other hand. . .

Sorry, i should have put the court avoiding "IMO" at the end of my comment. Joke of a company IMO.

 

[widdo]

Sorry, i should have put the court avoiding "IMO" at the end of my comment. Joke of a company IMO.

I guess everyone here will have something bad to say about every insurance company to be honest! Lol. I guess it's just what you have seen your self. I had a bad experience with flux, but so many think there gods gift. Strange really.

 

[Fletcher]

Clio's are pretty expensive to insure.

I pay £329 FC all mods declared with Greenlight.

 

[Coops Mk1]

I don't actually trust any insurance company in the event they actually have to pay out, I reckon they will do literally anything to not

as such I will always go with the cheapest on the basis that they will try to f**k me so why pay more

 

[MarcoB]

Paid £700 for FC on a 1.8t mk 4 golf, a 172 with the same search criteria would be £1200 to insure!

 

[George182]

It's always been £700+ for me as a <25 year old

Even this year now I have reached 25 it's still £500ish for my 182 - but with negligible increases for 300bhp.

Its cheaper (insurance wise) to drive my dads twin turbo jaguar xf sport brake.

 

[Coops Mk1]

It's always been £700+ for me as a <25 year old

Even this year now I have reached 25 it's still £500ish for my 182 - but with negligible increases for 300bhp.

Its cheaper (insurance wise) to drive my dads twin turbo jaguar xf sport brake.

once the mods are added, the increase in bhp doesn't do sod all, the mk1 is the same for me be it 300 or 500bhp (if I ever decide to take it that far)

 

[George182]

once the mods are added, the increase in bhp doesn't do sod all, the mk1 is the same for me be it 300 or 500bhp (if I ever decide to take it that far)

Bonkers isn't it!

 

[Coops Mk1]

logical, add another 200 to mine, it'll just spin up and go no quicker... loooool!!!

 

[Midnight]

The M3 is only £100 more to insure a year than the 172.

I'm not sure how they can warrant it in all honest but I'm not complaining.

 

[Coops Mk1]

just tried that as well, guessed at an E46 M3 and came out 20 quid cheaper than the 182 as well, lol!