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Old 05-03-2007, 07:04 PM   #1
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Well I've just done the annual rounds of the insurance companies to reinsure my F6 (auto, leather, FPV wheel) with a comprehensive policy.
I'm aged over the hill, have a rating one, no claims in last five years, two speeding tickets in the last five years. Here are the quotes:-
Company Market value Agreed value Excess Premium
Suncorp yes no $1050 $863
AAMI yes ($50020) no $500 $1507
RACQ yes no $400 $1189
QBE Declined due to speeding tickets (market value was $58960)
Just Cars yes ($51500) no $400 $1249
Rino no yes ($65000) $500 $777

The Rino agreed value quote includes covering $8000 worth of aftermarket wheels and accessories.

Can anyone advise of a better deal than Rino is offering?

edit: the values and excess and premium figures were supposed to line up under their headings ... ?

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Old 05-03-2007, 07:07 PM   #2
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sounds not bad, who is Rino ? or who underwrites them ?
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Old 05-03-2007, 07:07 PM   #3
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try budget direct, they can be good
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Old 05-03-2007, 07:10 PM   #4
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sounds not bad, who is Rino ? or who underwrites them ?
Rino was brought to my attention in a post some months ago and I filed it for such time as today
http://www.rynoinsurance.com.au/
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Old 05-03-2007, 07:11 PM   #5
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Well I've just done the annual rounds of the insurance companies to reinsure my F6 (auto, leather, FPV wheel) with a comprehensive policy.
I'm aged over the hill, have a rating one, no claims in last five years, two speeding tickets in the last five years. Here are the quotes:-
Company Market value Agreed value Excess Premium
Suncorp yes no $1050 $863
AAMI yes ($50020) no $500 $1507
RACQ yes no $400 $1189
QBE Declined due to speeding tickets (market value was $58960)
Just Cars yes ($51500) no $400 $1249
Rino no yes ($65000) $500 $777

The Rino agreed value quote includes covering $8000 worth of aftermarket wheels and accessories.

Can anyone advise of a better deal than Rino is offering?

edit: the values and excess and premium figures were supposed to line up under their headings ... ?
Is looking for the cheapest quote most important to you or looking for a company that will cough up if you need them to? Rino!? Never heard of them. Wouldn't trust an insurance company I'd never heard of.

I also wish my insurance was as cheap as yours.. :(
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Old 05-03-2007, 07:28 PM   #6
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Dont be quick to judge a company you have never heard of b4.

2 years ago i insured with budget direct, and no one at my work had heard of em, and were dubious about them seeing as my quote was tons less than the rest.

Car got wiped out, the repair was about the same as the market value. it was gonna get paid out but a few phone calls and a fax proving how well treated my car was proir to the accident (to raise the market value and justify the repair) and it was fixed with no hassles.
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Old 05-03-2007, 07:33 PM   #7
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Shannons?
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Old 05-03-2007, 07:47 PM   #8
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Dont be quick to judge a company you have never heard of b4.

2 years ago i insured with budget direct, and no one at my work had heard of em, and were dubious about them seeing as my quote was tons less than the rest.

Car got wiped out, the repair was about the same as the market value. it was gonna get paid out but a few phone calls and a fax proving how well treated my car was proir to the accident (to raise the market value and justify the repair) and it was fixed with no hassles.
I'd rather many other people judge them and report back before I'll trust insurance on my 2nd most expensive asset (if you can call a car an asset). That's the point. It's a gamble I'm certainly unwilling to take if I was insuring a $50000+ motor car.
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definitely worth giving shannons a call.
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Old 06-03-2007, 01:13 AM   #12
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Is looking for the cheapest quote most important to you or looking for a company that will cough up if you need them to? Rino!? Never heard of them. Wouldn't trust an insurance company I'd never heard of.
I also wish my insurance was as cheap as yours.. :(

Yes, looking for the cheapest quote is important to me. I make up a grid with all the things I want and tick them off after each quote, then the one that offers the best deal (not neccessarily the cheapest) for the least money gets my business.

The fact that you have never heard of Rino is no concern of mine, as many other forum members have.

I wish I could pass on my "cheap" quotes to yourself. hehe
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Old 06-03-2007, 01:19 AM   #13
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Been away ... I got a quote form Shannons last year and they were way off the mark. I just phoned them but their answering service says they'll phone me back in business hours tomorrow.
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try budget direct, they can be good

Just tried their online quote .... declined.
Don't know why ... maybe they don't do F6's
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Old 06-03-2007, 03:05 AM   #15
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Budget direct dont insure FPV's or HSV's and there are many other hi powered performance cars they wont touch, they only take on low risk cars that have low risk drivers.
Alianz wont touch FPV either.
Make sure the company you choose gives you a choice of repairer.
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Old 06-03-2007, 12:36 PM   #16
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Budget direct dont insure FPV's or HSV's and there are many other hi powered performance cars they wont touch, they only take on low risk cars that have low risk drivers.
Alianz wont touch FPV either.
Make sure the company you choose gives you a choice of repairer.

Thanks for the info on Budget
Allianz just scim the no-risk cream from the top. They cancelled my wife's policy after she was NO FAULT rear ended (her car) three times in 2 years.

From the insurers I listed in my thread I'm going with Ryno. They beat the rest by far. I've done an ASIC check on them and they come out fine.
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Thanks for the info on Budget
Allianz just scim the no-risk cream from the top. They cancelled my wife's policy after she was NO FAULT rear ended (her car) three times in 2 years.

From the insurers I listed in my thread I'm going with Ryno. They beat the rest by far. I've done an ASIC check on them and they come out fine.
Geez, that's a bit stiff. I would have thought that Allianz would have no obligation to pay for any repairs seeing as your wife was no fault 3 times. I was rejected many years ago by Allianz because I had my car stolen and stripped 4 years before applying (with a different car). So they certainly are looking for the absolute least risk possible.
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Old 06-03-2007, 07:03 PM   #18
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i had my xr6 turbo insured with shannons until a few days ago, when i changed to Ryno. i was paying $1731 with shannons, now $1126 with ryno.

they have a thread over at rexnet where they've saved something like 40K collectively by switching to ryno.
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If you're over the hill R U far enough over for a pensioner discount???
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Old 06-03-2007, 08:03 PM   #20
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Been away ... I got a quote form Shannons last year and they were way off the mark. I just phoned them but their answering service says they'll phone me back in business hours tomorrow.

Well, Shannons phoned back but they were a dead loss. We didn't get past their maximum agreed value of $48K! Plus they weren't interested in any of my aftermarket accessories.

Other company's market values varied from $52k to $59K.

My Ryno policy is agreed value of $60K, choice of repairer, lifetime g'tee on repairs, yearly free windshield, 14 day hire car after theft, pay by the month if you like, etc. etc.
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I also found Shannons disappointing. Their TV ad shows a GT-P (owned by a Forum Member) yet their online quote system does not allow one to select a GT or GT-P. I phoned them for a quote (new GT) but they were hundreds of dollars more than one of the big standard insurers and offered me less benefits. Seems, based on the questions I was asked, you need to have owned high performamnce cars before (no dings or claims), have a CAMS track licence, be a member of lots of car clubs and go to every car race meeting in order to get a competitive premium.
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