I've been driving continuously for 56 years without a claim - is this a record?
I note that on April 7 you printed a letter from JMS who reported he'd been driving 55 years and never claimed on insurance or had a claim against him. He'd just renewed a fully comprehensive policy for him and his wife for £270. You asked if anyone could beat that.
I've been driving for a year longer than him, and otherwise have same circumstances and have just renewed with LV at £212.57, which was an increase of £1.07 on last year. Looking back I noticed that I was paying more than that in 2001.
I've been driving for a year longer than him, and otherwise have same circumstances and have just renewed with LV at £212.57, which was an increase of £1.07 on last year. Looking back I noticed that I was paying more than that in 2001.
Asked on 9 January 2012 by JC, via email
Answered by
Honest John
You win. You're now the record holder.
We give you the low down on how to save on insurance, little-known tricks and tips, what insurance groups mean and how to use insurance aggregators to beat insurers.
Insurance group finder and how to save on insuranceSimilar questions
I bumped another car whilst parking. No damage was done and neither party claimed but I lost four years of No Claims Dicsount. Is this fair?
Last December, my son's neighbour reversed into my car, which was parked across the road from him. My car was repaired by the neighbour's insurer after he admitted full responsibility, and I approached...
I was involved in a car accident last year and the other party admitted liability. His insurance company rang and confirmed liability both to me and my insurers. My insurance duly paid for all the repairs...
Elsewhere on 
