Motor Best companies for online quotes?

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I have been doing a lot of searching tonight (and entering data) for car renewal.

The 2 lowest quotes were from:
BestQuote (Creane and Creane)
NoNonsense

Other quotes from Insure, AA, 123, Chill, OneDirect were anything between €100 and €190 more expensive.

Is there any more companies I should try from anyone's experience?
 
25plus were around €50 more expensive than the 2 cheapest.

Haven't tried Tesco yet.
 
Jimbobp said:
We are part of a broker network called Pibasure. The site uses a spread of brokers across the country to provide car & house quotations. The site is .



www.powerinsurances.ie
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Here are the quotes I got from :

Product Name|Premium
Quotation1|€858.62
Quotation1|€926.86
Quotation1|€1,038.05
Quotation1|€1,162.06
Quotation1|€1,297.69

My policy with First Ireland (Chartis) is €564. Large thumbs down for .
 

As with any quotation, particular details will suit particular insurers. Chartis were obviously the best for you but may not be for others - thus the importance of shopping around.We receive a lot of new business through the site & get a lot of thumbs up



www.powerinsurances.ie
 
Thats true, just wanted to show that not all recommendations work out to be the best idea.....though as you say shopping around is the only way
 
Here is my list for 2009 renewal search, it pays to shop around...

nononence.ie€271.80
123.ie€315.01
insureme.ie€317.29
pibasure.ie€328.97
25plus.ie€333.64
bestquote.ie€363.55
insure.ie€370.23
Quinn Direct€407.00
fbd.ie€423.81
axa.ie€459.53
hibernian.ie€573.24
aviva.ieN/A
AA Insurance€356.46
Zurich (Eagle Star)€430.27
 
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First Ireland are a brokers so dealing with them would be the same as shopping around, same channels as PIBASURE.
 
Tried Tesco and they came out a few quid more than the best 2, so in my search the best 3 have been:

BestQuote (Creane and Creane)
NoNonsense
Tesco
 
Broker was looking €1450 for my brothers insurance, QD came in at €570. A €880 saving. It sure does pay to shop around.
 
Assuming it's not a high performance car or something I don't know how anyone in their right mind would consider paying €1450 !!
 
Sue Ellen said:
Some provisional licence holders have no choice in the matter.
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Oh of course, yes, but I took it from Time's post, considering the drop from €1450 to €570 that it was a full licence holder. Not too many male provisional holders insured for under the €600 mark I would have thought.
 
I wanted to stay with FBD, because they are good to deal with, but they were too dear this year. Happily, as it turned out, I was able to stay with them via their NoNonsense brand which was €180 cheaper than the FBD proper quote. Both 123 & AA were unable to quote for my car.
 
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