Car Insurance

Yes, you certainly do - don't ever accept your current provider's renewal quote, they're just relying on you doing just that. It may be a bit more of a hassle, but it certainly pays off to shop around.

I went on Compare the Market and got an excellent deal of less that £200 fully comprehensive. This was almost £150 less than the renewal quoted by Saga. You get a better deal if you shop around and change provider each year.

I think Saga include breakdown cover as well. I'm with Sheilas Wheels and pay £172 for my Yaris [£30 of wjich is Legal Cover]. They also don't put the price up each year the way that some companies do [Saga were very good or should I say bad at doing that].

I have an 06 Yaris and have just got Fully Comp ins from RAC for about £130 - includes my daughter.
I always shop around and try to change every year as companies always seem to charge more for established customers. New customers pay less. I was with RAC 2 years ago, swopped to someone else when they put the premium up and now back with them as a new customer and paying about the same as I did 2 years ago.

I have an 03 Toyota Yaris and I pay £250 fully comp with DH named as an extra driver with own car. Saga and Age Concern offer car insurance as well as AA and probably a broker in your local shopping parade.

Yikes ! I have a 53reg corsa and pay 1/3 of your cheapest quote.

Party!

Fully comp is often cheaper than Third Pary because young drivers etc. go for the latter, which makes the premiums higher!

I have comp on a 2 litre car. Y reg, full bonus for less than half what you are paying. It is with a company that contains the letters of LoVe! I also have DH and DS on the policy. Been with then for years they also give family multi car discount! Xx

My geriatric Yaris is insured through the AA which gave me the best quote - very much cheaper than either of your quotes, bimba. Beware comparison sites. The quote they give you is just the basic premium without such things as no claims protection. Of course the quote will depend on your postcode, sadly. I think ours is a relatively low risk code.