richard_syko

)With my RAC membership due to expire shortly Im just wondering if anybody had any opinions on other organisations. If I am not mistaken I thought the AA were stopping cover for cars older than 10 years.

cheers

Rich (not that the RAC have been bad )

collierm

Aye they are, they are now refusing to cover cars older than 10 years if you take out a new policy. Doesn't affect existing policyholders.

Kind of buggered with Cossies really. Green Flag are pretty good and cheap aswell.

Cheers

Matt

col cos1

iTrader: (5)

your joking how can they do that????il need to just keep the cover up

pete mcrash

iTrader: (1)

see it's not my car that's covered...it's me...and whoever i'm with...but when i joined they asked how old the car was...i told them that i changed cars (when they get dirty) and they covered me and our lass not our cars

SS1

iTrader: (3)

shit your right as well and i joined

best get on the phone later to cancel the policy ..

think imm still within the 14 day cool off period

Benni

I'm with the RAC and when my car went wrong the guy plugged in his laptop and said 'It's your coil i'm 99% sure but will find out for sure now' But after a good 30 minutes messing with the laptop he said 'Weird it's not the coil after all' And then he followed me to the local ford garage and took me home. Thing is tho he was right in the first place as it turned out to be the coil after all. Very friendly he was i must admit, Even on the way back from fords he asked me was there anywhere i needed to go before home which i thought was nice of him. And while he was on the laptop he was explaining each process clearly so even i understood what was what.

SS1

iTrader: (3)

just checked i can cancel

so will have a look at greenflag or rac later

10 year old cars wot a cop out

we dont do cosworths

SS1

iTrader: (3)

just rang them personal cover is ok ..on my car 13 year old car

not a bad deal for £92.63

single membership AA OPTION 200 & RELAY PLUS



happy days

and a hire car for 48 hours if they carnt fix it

call a flatbed the aa man crys

bigneck

is it AA that ar stopping 10 yr or older cars?

ive been with them for 4 years it just automaticly renues on its own

SS1

iTrader: (3)

old users are ok but redcop posted this link to my post a while ago

https://passionford.com/forum/viewto...33320273332027

and i was worried ..so rang up and told them my membership number..

said i wanted to cancel as car is 13 years old

aa man said because of your user SPEC your ok ..

carnt argue with that ..nice price for a years cover

tabetha

I joined for the first time the AA last week, they wanted £135 odd for joint membership, told them I was not prepared to pay that as RAC were charging me £96 joint cover, after ten seconds they said how about £96 then, I of course said yes.
We have two cars both over 10 years old, this was mentioned in conversation and they said fine, as I had only used RAC services once in 18 years, whilst with them.
Moved from RAC due to one of thier contractors wrecking/gouging all four brand new alloys on my car, using metal buckles straps across them.
I am glad that they are clamping down, it will be better for us that bother to maintian our cars like pf lot, and not have to subside things on other cars that break down to utter neglect that could easily be prevented by many.
tabetha

SS1

iTrader: (3)

pass over the crack pipe baby

i need a hit too

Phil DJ

I was thinking of joining the AA as well.

Guess I wont be now then

richard_syko

And what does the age of the car have o do in respect to how its looked after.