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twopoint6khz



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Euro breakdown cover
Does anyone have any pointers for good value European breakdown cover? This is for our other car, so the non-Landy. 3 week trip to France. The AA want over £100, which seems a bit steep seeing as I'm already a member. Car is an 04-plate Golf, and the age is obviously going to put the price up, but still.

Seem to remember getting a cheap deal when we went touring in the old 90, but I can't for the life of me remember who it was we went with Thud
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custom90



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Re: Euro breakdown cover
twopoint6khz wrote:
Does anyone have any pointers for good value European breakdown cover? This is for our other car, so the non-Landy. 3 week trip to France. The AA want over £100, which seems a bit steep seeing as I'm already a member. Car is an 04-plate Golf, and the age is obviously going to put the price up, but still.

Seem to remember getting a cheap deal when we went touring in the old 90, but I can't for the life of me remember who it was we went with Thud

Sorry not much help with the info your interested in but why would age put up breakdown cover costs? â­ï¸â­ï¸God Bless the USA 🇬🇧🇺🇸 â­ï¸â­ï¸
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twopoint6khz



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They presume that older cars are more likely to break down, hence the premium goes up. Depends on provider, but I think the AA charge a supplement for any car over 6 years old (so either of ours then).
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custom90



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twopoint6khz wrote:
They presume that older cars are more likely to break down, hence the premium goes up. Depends on provider, but I think the AA charge a supplement for any car over 6 years old (so either of ours then).

Oh I see what you mean now vehicle age. I was thinking there you meant driver age with the policy. I thought not another excuse. Thumbs Up I too have the AA but you are right and mines expensive and that's for a Puma Confused â­ï¸â­ï¸God Bless the USA 🇬🇧🇺🇸 â­ï¸â­ï¸
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I think this company is highly rated (see link) Nick

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Post #152037 26th Jun 2012 5:56pm
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^^^ Go with the link- ADAC do a sterling job and will cover you for the whole of Europe for about £150 for the year never mind a few monthis on one country.

Glyn Dog Sheep
Post #152039 26th Jun 2012 6:05pm
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