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Insurance on Scooby
Posted: 01 Dec 2008, 22:05
by CovKid
Sorry if its been asked before, would going from a 1.9 T25 petrol lump to say a 2.2 scooby really push my premiums up?
Posted: 01 Dec 2008, 22:24
by Vanagonman
Usually does - and some insurers may even want an engineer's report.
Posted: 01 Dec 2008, 22:26
by Pepperami
I'm with JK and my premium did got up a fair bit but then again i did raise the mileage and value aswell.
Posted: 01 Dec 2008, 22:28
by CovKid
My engine runs great but I'm weighing up if the saving on fuel and possibly reduced emissions is worth the cost of fitting plus additional insurance. I'm waiting for a response from my insurers to help me weigh up whether its actually worth it. Present engine (recon) has done about 20k.
Posted: 02 Dec 2008, 09:42
by Pepperami
It will pay for it's self in the end. You will get good money for your engine. Fuel consumption is at least a third better and if ever it goes pop you can always buy another engine/car for about £500, always a ready supply of good second hand scoobies about.
You know it makes sense.
Posted: 03 Dec 2008, 17:11
by jamesc76
mine costs £350 (if i remeber correctly) thats 2.2 scooby lump fully insured etc
Posted: 03 Dec 2008, 23:25
by CovKid
Big jump then. Mines £185 fully comp at mo. Petrol saving will need to be good then.
Re: Insurance on Scooby
Posted: 13 Dec 2008, 10:45
by asahartz
Mine's gone from £174 to £255 for the Rover V8 I'm about to put in. HIC were pretty cool about it.