Vehicles Deals & Offers

There's a lot of collusion and robbing Peter to pay Paul with these codes and cashback offers. I have a £267 insurance quote with Admiral through Confused.com. if I get another Confused.com quote via Top Cashback ((£34 cashback) and the price goes up to £319. Go to Admiral through Top Cashback directly for £60 cashback and the quote goes to £346.

Among the big 3 comparison sites, I found Confused.com around 15% cheaper than comparethemarket like for like with the same insurers. For my incoming VW ID3, Admiral and the Admiral group of companies are a lot cheaper than most (previously quotemehappy were the standout guys for me but have become expensive for me lately). Directline just aren't competitive for me, but my Dad swears by them.

Enlighten us about the Australian system, Not sure there is any difference as you still need to shop around for best prices.

Exactly. I have been with them a couple of times and they tried to fob me off on renewal with "accelerated no claims bonus" in 10 months you'd get a year's no claims... What they didn't tell you was that the insurance cover was only for ten months. I got an entire year's cover for £300! less by switching elsewhere. And the stupid thing is, that was with my previous provider who refused to beat Admiral initially. It's a massive swindle all around. The insurance needs regulating and we need a system like Australia.

5 minutes work on compare the market will probably slash your bill

What's the problem with not owning the vehicle? What's your solution? Wait and buy second hand or pay more on pcp? Don't really get the stigma when it comes to leasing.

I do agree but for the most part but there are plenty of deals posted here for hot hatches and they do go hot. The previous model deals a year ago where very popular

I will tell you why. Because typical Gary and Karen here are happy with their 1.0 tsi and 11 seconds to 62. And when you drive a car which have over 200hp they are wondering why and what is the point. Shame it is a FWD but still a great deal compare to what is on offer since covid started.

Well you should know how to quote the cost so people can judge whether it's a good deal or not then :) Using your logic you could say it's £1 a month with a £12,433.29 downpayment and no fees, and then keep banging on that it's a bargain because it's a only a pound whereas it still equates to £346.37 a month which is directly comparable with any other deal quoted like that regardless of how they come to that figure. If this really was a good deal, not saying it isn't, and you quoted the cost as you should've done it would have gone hot, because you said it was £261 and then people see actually it's £86 more it will definitely go cold...like it has!

I know how it works, I'm just basing the monthly costs on my specific configuration i.e. 12 month initial, 10k pa, 3yr. Just didn't include initial in my total monthly

Even if I win Euro million, this deal is still a rip-off.

https://www.nationalgrid.com/greenlightsignal For those who wanna charge knowing the grid has plenty of renewable energy (in your area) They'll probably encorporate the green light in the cars infosystem..

This deal is bad ! As in bad bad !

I wasn't criticizing, if you look at the post I replied toyou will see £40K mentioned at that price I would have been all over it. Hence the :)

Another one missed the point. If someone is going to criticise the cost, then unless they show its more expensive than buying it outright over the same period, then it's pointless bitter noise.