nathan5346
Well-Known Member
Try searching the site its been covered rucks of times
Allyipod
Active Member
I will give you a certificate for two grand but dont look for a payout if you crash....:welcome2: P.s. it is polite to say hello in the Introduce Yourself section first....
jacksongeezer
New Member
hope you can drive with 1 arm an 1 leg...........thats the cost m8....
Soloby Rob
Banned
But you've not reached the age to have passed the driving test yet, how the hell have you managed to get a quote, without lying that is.
UKAirborne
New Member
I found the cheapest insurance company for myself on a 2004 Mitsubishi shogun was CIS Insurance | Now The Co-operative Insurance (although I will never understand insurances, it was cheaper by a long way! to insure a 2004 3.2 shogun than a p'reg 2.5 disco..go figure) one reason I couldn't afford a disco, but I have finally now got one
I have actually taken out a policy this evening with Classic Car Insurance & Specialist Car Insurance | Adrian Flux for around £750 with all the trimmings, can't complain really!.. worth the hassle of shopping around! (might be worth trying 4x4 Insurance | Cheap 4x4 Car Insurance | Sureterm Direct as well) Best of luck, but for your age it is not going to be cheap
one reason I couldn't afford a disco, but I have finally now got one I have actually taken out a policy this evening with Classic Car Insurance & Specialist Car Insurance | Adrian Flux for around £750 with all the trimmings, can't complain really!
.. worth the hassle of shopping around! (might be worth trying 4x4 Insurance | Cheap 4x4 Car Insurance | Sureterm Direct as well) Best of luck, but for your age it is not going to be cheap My godson, 20 years old, no NCB (he drives like an eejit and has since he passed his test) has to pay around £2,500 pa for insurnace on a Fiat <del>Cincquc</del> (21) thingy, that weighs the square root of bugger all so has limited potential for collateral damage, I'm amazed a nw driver can get insurance for a landy of any variety considering they wont stop if they do hit summat.
Dave90
Well-Known Member
NCB makes the difference, has he got any points?
Optimus Prime
Well-Known Member
you will find that they are both completely useless for your needs, you would be much better using some form of gun.
Dr_evil
Banned
By pure good luck (I see no other reason) he does not.
I did work out what it would cost me to insure my Rover 75, if I lost my NCD, it's really quite scary as I now get 70+ (depending on insurer) percent disccount.
My last premium was around £270 fully comp, at 70% NCD that makes my 'real' premium close to a grand. I'm heading for 50 with 3 points on my license for speeding in a 40 zone (please don't go there, almost 3 years on I'm still ****ed over it), no fault accidents against me, the car is worth about 50p
Dave90
Well-Known Member
By pure good luck (I see no other reason) he does not.
I did work out what it would cost me to insure my Rover 75, if I lost my NCD, it's really quite scary as I now get 70+ (depending on insurer) percent disccount.
My last premium was around £270 fully comp, at 70% NCD that makes my 'real' premium close to a grand. I'm heading for 50 with 3 points on my license for speeding in a 40 zone (please don't go there, almost 3 years on I'm still ****ed over it), no fault accidents against me, the car is worth about 50p
Yeah I have a 50% discount with just 1 years NCB, but the premium is £3000 which makes it £1500, apparenlty insurance plumets when you get to 25, still a way to go
JNEC
Active Member
£2700 for my R reg fiat punto, then went to £900.. then got bored of driving that hunk o junk and got a 90, 2 years no claim £1100 at the age of 19. Good luck getting insured at 17, you might be better off getting a few years no claims and **** like that. Unless you is loaded, then by all means get a landy!
I've got to agree with that, when I was a 17 yo kid I was paying about 2 week's wages for a year's car insurance, all be that on a 1,300 Triumph Toledo or Morris Marina Coupe.
I insured a 3.1 litre savage conversion capri for a month's wages, now that was fun. pity I couldn't afford tyres and petrol for long
I know that car insurance is cut throat, lots of insurance companies vieing for our quid, so young drivers must present one hell of a risk over those in their mid 0s, or the 'lucky' tw@ts in the mid 40s and beyond.
When I think of some of the cars I got insurance on before I hit 25 I do feel sorry for the yoot of today
