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Originally Posted by Hulk
(Post 3073683)
Now I got delivery of the car on 23rd march'12 ; so I was under the impression that my insurance will expire on 22nd midnight. But when I checked it today, it had already expired on 19th midnight! :Shockked: Now according to Future Generali people and others with whom I spoke, I cannot renew the insurance online and will have to visit a branch where car inspection will be done. The twist is - I have a dent on one of the doors which I could not get repaired due to busy schedule and now my insurance has lapsed. And since this requires an inspection before the new insurance, it'll come to their notice and I'm guessing they won't pay for it. |
Originally Posted by ghodlur
(Post 3073795)
Partly you are to be blamed for overlooking the Insurance expiry date, Insurance is always taken before the car is registered. Suggest you to swallow the bitter pill and take the car to the FG office for inspection. The dent is not going to make any huge dent in the Insurance premium, so relax. Most Insurers ask the vehicle inspection as a formality. So try some sweet talking to the FG people and you might be issued an insurance without any penalty. I am sure you will mark the Insurance renewal date in your calendar with a big alarm. You can think about repairing the dent after the Insurance policy is issued. |
Originally Posted by Hulk
(Post 3073683)
One year old Fiat Punto. My insurance was from Future Generali which was done directly by the dealer. Now I got delivery of the car on 23rd march'12 ; so I was under the impression that my insurance will expire on 22nd midnight. But when I checked it today, it had already expired on 19th midnight! :Shockked: Now according to Future Generali people and others with whom I spoke, I cannot renew the insurance online and will have to visit a branch where car inspection will be done. The twist is - I have a dent on one of the doors which I could not get repaired due to busy schedule and now my insurance has lapsed. And since this requires an inspection before the new insurance, it'll come to their notice and I'm guessing they won't pay for it. What should be the best way to get out of this? Please help, guys! :confused: |
Originally Posted by nettooran
(Post 3073473)
Presently I have my car insured with ICICI Lombard. The renewal is due in another 3 weeks. ICICI have given me a quote of about 13.5 k with an option of 2.5 % discount if paid online. that comes to about 12.8k. However, when i checked the online portal for ICICI and gave the option as new policy, I could get a quote for less than 10k (after giving same details), that too for a higher IDV. Would there be any complications if I go for the new policy from same provider. While filling up the online form, I was asked if my present insurance provider is ICICI and I filled in negative. will this cause any issues at later stage? |
Originally Posted by Hulk
(Post 3073683)
One year old Fiat Punto. My insurance was from Future Generali which was done directly by the dealer. Now I got delivery of the car on 23rd march'12 ; so I was under the impression that my insurance will expire on 22nd midnight. But when I checked it today, it had already expired on 19th midnight! :Shockked: Now according to Future Generali people and others with whom I spoke, I cannot renew the insurance online and will have to visit a branch where car inspection will be done. The twist is - I have a dent on one of the doors which I could not get repaired due to busy schedule and now my insurance has lapsed. And since this requires an inspection before the new insurance, it'll come to their notice and I'm guessing they won't pay for it. What should be the best way to get out of this? Please help, guys! :confused: |
Originally Posted by indian21r
(Post 3075847)
As far as I checked there is a 90 day window after the policy lapses. Only after that will you need to get the inspection etc done. Further your NCB if any should be valid |
Originally Posted by Hulk
(Post 3076461)
I talked to FG people and they said you need to get the inspection done even if you are late by a single day. The NCB, however, is valid for a period of 45 days or so. |
Originally Posted by sbiswas
(Post 3077235)
My Hyundai i10 insurance is due for renewal in April. Existing insurance is HDFC Life taken through dealer. I am getting better quotes from Bharti for the same IDV, but Hyundai dealer is telling me that if I don't purchase through them, they will not provide cashless benefit. Can they really do so? |
Originally Posted by kartikk
(Post 3077918)
Hi, a quick querry, if you buy a new car while keeping your old car can we get some discount on the new car insurance or do you have to pay full new car insurance? Basically looking to reduce the new car insurance as you are an existing premium payer with no claims made ever. TIA Kartik |
Originally Posted by F50
(Post 3079049)
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