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Old 27-04-2008, 08:33 PM   #1
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I just did a quote through the AAMI website, and it says it costs $195 a year for a 17 year old male? Is this right? The excess for my age and sex though are $700 so I suppose. Can anyone recommend any cheaper agencies that cover tasmania aswell? I dont need cover for my car, just that it will be used during the day for work purposes and it's one less thing for me to stress about. Thanks

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Old 27-04-2008, 08:37 PM   #2
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make sure its fire and theft as well.
you do realise that if your car is crashed, it will not be fixed?
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Old 27-04-2008, 08:41 PM   #3
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Why do I need fire and theft? The basis of it is: I've got access to other cars if worst thing happened. I just wouldnt want to have to buy myself another car aswell as paying to fix someone elses. I've seen small dents that cost $5k to fix on new cars, that's 5 times what my car owes me.
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Woah thats cheap as, i was looking at a 1996 EF Falcon GLi factory 5 speed and it said $495 a year for 3rd party fire and theft i think it was. My dad pays $500 for full comp on his car. So unfair.
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Woah thats cheap as, i was looking at a 1996 EF Falcon GLi factory 5 speed and it said $495 a year for 3rd party fire and theft i think it was. My dad pays $500 for full comp on his car. So unfair.
Yeah, it's understandable though. All the VN driving teenage hoons on the mainland are to blame.
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yeh i would say $195 would be bout right, but yeah your excess will be huge something like $1000 you will have a $250ish excess plus then a inexperiend driver excess. with the fire and theft only some company will do it now and only if the vechile is less then like $5000 i think. otherwise they just tell you to get comp
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So it is $195/year then?
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Old 27-04-2008, 09:12 PM   #8
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You realise that an age excess is in addition to the standard excess. But yeah sounds about right.
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yeh i would say $195 would be bout right, but yeah your excess will be huge something like $1000 you will have a $250ish excess plus then a inexperiend driver excess. with the fire and theft only some company will do it now and only if the vechile is less then like $5000 i think. otherwise they just tell you to get comp
I once insured a 2005 porche boxter for third party fire and theft....I made sure the owner knew the most the policy would pay out for fire or theft was $5000.00 and he still wanted it.
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