SAINSBURY'S INSURANCE RESULT!!!

[p1tse]

those with Sainsbury Insurance, have you always had to send in proof of alarm; but still confused how they quote online and yet T&Cs state they don't cover imports which were not available here?

 

[Telf]

£288 quoted for me and I phoned up to confirm imported etc. 8NCB, 31years. That's excellent!

 

[Stuarty]

£288 quoted for me and I phoned up to confirm imported etc. 8NCB, 31years. That's excellent!

xthumbup Thats amazing, probably cheapest I've seen a teg insured for on here.

 

[p1tse]

£288 quoted for me and I phoned up to confirm imported etc. 8NCB, 31years. That's excellent!

Cracking result
Did you question the t&c imported? They do cover import if the cars were available here but dc5 was never?

 

[integraleo]

With greenlight I got mine for 358 but that's with all mods declared. Rbc,exhaust, intake,lowered k100 the works
Pretty happy with that

 

[WraithPriest]

Just grabbed a quote for mine that's arriving at the end of the month, 9+ NCB, 29 years old and living in north Wiltshire, came back as £237, extremely happy with that!

 

[p1tse]

Just grabbed a quote for mine that's arriving at the end of the month, 9+ NCB, 29 years old and living in north Wiltshire, came back as £237, extremely happy with that!

That is very good
Add on a few extras it will go up, like protected no claims, personal injury etc. but still a very good price

 

[James-T]

£278 here with Sains, renewal through Admiral was £643!

 

[Stuarty]

£278 here with Sains, renewal through Admiral was £643!

Admiral are robbing bastards. They are always hiking up their renewals.

 

[hondaft]

Whats the youngest you need to be with Sainsburys again for an import, is it 23 or 25, can anyone rememeber?

 

[MissMyDC2]

I Got a cracking quote with Sainsbury`s insurance but as others state it was a very basic quote.
Once I added on a mod, courtesy car, protected no claims it went up from about £300 to just over £400.

Greenlight were just a bit over £400 and a specialist firm with great friendly staff. No brainer.

 

[Crazylegs]

My insurance expires tomorrow which is with Greenlight so these past few weeks I've been going online and getting different quotes and prices with the best so far being Sainsbury's at £315 which I got online about a month ago.

I've tried various different companies and no one can match that offer so went online today to get another quote from them and it had gone up to £405!!

So I decided to call them as I spotted my original quote of £315 had been emailed to me a month ago and was valid until April 8th. Spoke to them about half an hour ago and they have honoured the original quote so well happy with that.

Deposit of £54 with 10 monthly payments of £29 that's with 9 years no claims aged 35 fully comprehensive, that's come down from £49 a month which is a massive saving. I like Greenlight and their staff are very polite and helpful but they couldn't match Sainsbury's price which is a real shame otherwise I'd have been more than happy to stay with them.

So give Sainsbury's a try, they're one of the few places that actually list an Integra DC5 as a 2.0l as well.

 

[Rob R]

Anyone have any experience of declaring modifications with good old JS?

 

[Brophy]

How's sainsburys for declaring mods ?

Hands down i personally would go green light majority mods all covered for free

Only extra I had to pay was for JRSC and that was only about £60 lol

 

[Crazylegs]

I don't have any mods bar an exhaust and springs which I had to declare but they quoted me cheap enough.

One thing I might add, the cheap quote I had was done a month in advance and luckily they honoured that quote. The more quotes you do nearer to the time your insurance expires the more expensive it will be and I didn't realise this so bear this in mind.

I was with Greenlight myself bud they couldn't give me a decent enough renewal price which I was gutted about but that's not to say they won't work out better for other people.

 

[Mullyace]

I have insurance with Sainsburys and phoned up today to add on mods, wheels, exhaust and suspension, the premium didn't change. To be honest tho the woman I spoke to didn't really seem to have a clue about anything so I'm going to wait until the new paper work comes through and phone up again to check finer details.

 

[Parry]

Wow! Is all I got to say about sainsburys thank you very much. My renewal came through from admiral on a multi car policy and quoted me £650 for the dc5 and £300 for my partners car. So tried greenlight and they quoted me £499 for the dc5. I then saw this and thought I'd give them ago and glad I did as they quoted me £190 for the dc5 and the same for my partners car 😊
I'm well impressed with sainsburys and would recommend anyone else looking to give them ago 👍

 

[Gordyitrdc5]

I've been with sainsburys 2years now my first year was £265 fully comp no mods.second year £243 added lowering springs after market alloys exhaust no charge all paper work updated & correct.

 

[dave7368]

I've been with sainsburys 2years now my first year was £265 fully comp no mods.second year £243 added lowering springs after market alloys exhaust no charge all paper work updated & correct.

haha, i can only dream about car insurance that cheap! :xgrin:

 

[Crazylegs]

haha, i can only dream about car insurance that cheap! :xgrin:

Give me your turbo and then you won't have to dream ha ha! :xgrin: