Bingle, VW Golf, MK4;
1. 2000, 1.6L, Insured for $8,000, Annual: $ 580
2. 2002, 1.8T, Insured for $12,500, Annual: $ 847
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Bingle, VW Golf, MK4;
1. 2000, 1.6L, Insured for $8,000, Annual: $ 580
2. 2002, 1.8T, Insured for $12,500, Annual: $ 847
there's high output reversing light upgrades that you can get from autobarn ..Quote:
Originally Posted by kenbot
Nice to know! Pity there's none near me. Bummer!Quote:
Originally Posted by Golf-Sam
checkout autopro .. it's the same company .. they should have it available in the Narva or the Phillips ..Quote:
Originally Posted by kenbot
let me know if you have trouble kenbot, and ill pickup two and mail you one.
bingle dont allow modifications.Quote:
Originally Posted by kenbot
I cannot stress this enough, if you have non-written modifications and the insurance company *believes* they attributed to an accident (read- aftermarket rims, suspension etc) you run the risk of getting a $0 cheque.
furthermore, if you have any non RWC modifications, youll get the lovely $0 cheque unless you get lucky and a peanut checks your car.
I might as well just go third party come to think of it.
I would not be too worried about a $0 cheque, the other party wanting their money is way more scary.Quote:
Originally Posted by leighaus
Shannons $712 is my choice. Ive claimed with Aami, qbe, suncorp, nrma and shannons. Shannons experience was the least stressful, best repair etc
My insurance just went down to $650 with RACV for full comp, winning!
thats including lowering, 18" wheels and $1-1.5k worth of sound system (that i dont have anymore)
think its like a $500-600 excess + an age one of $750 because im under 25
I might look into Shannons then. Are they the best for 'modified' cars? What exactly IS a modification according to an insurance company? As far as I know, everything on my car is 'legal', so what is a 'modification'?Quote:
Originally Posted by JustCruisn
Quote from Shannons was $1555 !!