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Yeah i have done some research and stags are cheaper to insure.. dont ask me why because i really have no idea.

All my homework is done ;) yeh it has mods but pritty stock stand at the moment. Its not the 1st import i have come across so hopefully i will be driving it soon... Its in compliance at the min....

Hmmm yeah I just tried Just Cars if I owned a Stagea - heaps cheaper. Weird.

Anyways - yeah - hope it's fairly close to stock. If you need to get more than a simple check ID at Regency (ie: pits) it can be a major headache. Check out the SA part of the forum (defects, etc), for other peoples experiences.

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welcome to sau. $1250 is a great price for comprehensive insurance.

eps you weren't lookin for pics of the stagea you sly dog.

yeh i think its going to be the best i can get .... they accepted my mods aswell and i was having trouble with every other insurer accepting them.... hahah ;)

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Hmmm yeah I just tried Just Cars if I owned a Stagea - heaps cheaper. Weird.

Anyways - yeah - hope it's fairly close to stock. If you need to get more than a simple check ID at Regency (ie: pits) it can be a major headache. Check out the SA part of the forum (defects, etc), for other peoples experiences.

cool i will have a look now ;) thanks for your help

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Just Cars let you adjust your excess in favour of your premium...as an example, at age 24 my premium is now $800 a year premium for full comprehensive. That's with a licence suspension in the last couple of years and a claim last year. Don't ask me about my excess...it's on par with some of the higher premiums floating around these forums.

I don't believe that will be the end of your excesses becky...there should be more to it. They usual have standard excess, age excess, vehicle excess and "adjust" excess (if you changed your premium).

P.S. welcome!

Yeah i use to be an insurance consultant so i no theres always hidden extras in small print. The quote was just a rough quote on the internet so i would check it out more and call Just Cars before i went ahead and bought it. ;)

Thanks for the welcome. I can already see this site is going to help me out heaps

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