There are many things that need to be considered to estimate the cost of the motor insurance quote and generally on the basis of these things a quote is prepared for motor insuarnce
1- PostCode : If a person is living in a city or urban area then there are higher risks as one parks the car in the street. The use of alarms and locks reduce the premiums.
2- Cars Value and Insurance Category : Cars are placed in different categories. The expensive and high performance car are the most expensive to do the insurance for example Fiat Panda falls for Group1 whereas Porsche 911 falls in the Group 20 .
3- History of claim : If you claim less then you can pay less as if there is no claims made then a person can avail the no-claims discounts. If one is involved in an accident then he loses two years of bonus.
Important : The no-claims bonus varies between insurers. One can get a 30% discount as he completes an year of the claim free driving which increases to 65% after four or five years depending upon companies. Few have got a maximum of 70% discount whereas some focus on giving high discounts at an early stage. It is better to look out for better offers.
4- Age of Driver / Drivers : As a young driver under the age of 25 are involved in more accidents than older drive who is more experienced than him . In case a teenager is driving and accident happens then the premium gets increased.
Important : if one adds a teenager for a temporary basis like on a holiday, or one can also ask the teenager to obtain a third party fire and theft quote on his name so that in case of self conducted accidents he can pay for the repairs. One can avail discounts if he attends special courses like those conducted by Institute of Advanced Motorists (IAM).
5- Occupation : The kind of job a person is into also determine the cost of motor insurance like a teacher might give less compare to a doctor of the same age. Also a journalist might have to pay more for the insurance as it will depend on who he is taking for a ride.
6- Amount of Money : The total Amount of Money you will be able to pay before the insurer helps you with the additional repairs. The more money you will be paying for excess the lower the premium gets. The average amount is £200 but it can go higher also.