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Old 4th August 2012, 04:35   #1
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My insurance on the m5 is due for renewal at the end of the month was wondering who you guys are using out there?
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Try L&V they were the most reasonable for me


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I used Admiral this year, but have previously used Aviva, L&V, Adrian Flux amongst others - it's worth phoning around as the insurers seem to have a 'quota' for vehicle segments and when the reach the quota for the segment they raise the premium? i.e. I can remember L&V being £850 with the renewal coming in at over £2.5k??
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What do you UK guys pay for insurance on a car like this anyway?
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Try L&V, cheapest I found


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Think I maybe having some issues with this app!

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I also live in Berkshire with an F10 M5. Insured in March through A-Plan with Aviva's top policy. Relatively few options in terms of insurers willing to cover the car, but for me the Aviva policy was most comprehensive at a not too unreasonable price.
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