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Bandit
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6,464
14-08-2016, 01:30 PM
#31
just had a quote for a 1.0l starlet at £144 fully comp :lol: made me laugh though if i wanted 3rd party only it went upto £159??

Looks like the 1.0ltr was only up to a 1993 L reg?

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Bandit
14-08-2016, 01:30 PM #31

just had a quote for a 1.0l starlet at £144 fully comp :lol: made me laugh though if i wanted 3rd party only it went upto £159??

Looks like the 1.0ltr was only up to a 1993 L reg?


Lexus IS200 Sport Navigator (Now being stripped again) :blink:


Now Don't Forget The REP!!!

Jambo
Posting Freak
1,125
14-08-2016, 01:35 PM
#32
Yep might hve been. And i dont know if ide feel confident buying a car nearly as old as myself. Dont know if it would be as reliable.

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Jambo
14-08-2016, 01:35 PM #32

Yep might hve been. And i dont know if ide feel confident buying a car nearly as old as myself. Dont know if it would be as reliable.


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Bandit
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14-08-2016, 01:39 PM
#33
When we got rid of ours mate it had 186,000 miles on the clock and still ran very well :w00t:

Thing is mate get your lessons sorted and pass your test and keep saving untill you need to find a motor, at least that way you'll hopefully have a few £'s to play with and you might find a bargain in your price/insurance range :thumbup1:

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Bandit
14-08-2016, 01:39 PM #33

When we got rid of ours mate it had 186,000 miles on the clock and still ran very well :w00t:

Thing is mate get your lessons sorted and pass your test and keep saving untill you need to find a motor, at least that way you'll hopefully have a few £'s to play with and you might find a bargain in your price/insurance range :thumbup1:


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Jambo
Posting Freak
1,125
14-08-2016, 01:48 PM
#34
Yep. What im planning. Just got to find a job, and for a student in my town its more or less impossible with about 3 colleges in the same area.

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Jambo
14-08-2016, 01:48 PM #34

Yep. What im planning. Just got to find a job, and for a student in my town its more or less impossible with about 3 colleges in the same area.


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FirebirdPhil
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7,101
15-08-2016, 02:54 AM
#35
OK Jambo - stop using compare the market.com and start finding specialist insurance companies like SKY, Adiran Flux, Lifesure etc..

I have an 18 year old customer running an MR2 GTS (Turbo/import model - **** its fast faster than the Skyline IMHO) and his insurance is £1500 a year through SKY.

Good deals are out there but you have to really search to find them, don't mod your car and only buy one you don't care that much about because if you do make a claim you will have to pay huge premiums for the next 4 years.........

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FirebirdPhil
15-08-2016, 02:54 AM #35

OK Jambo - stop using compare the market.com and start finding specialist insurance companies like SKY, Adiran Flux, Lifesure etc..

I have an 18 year old customer running an MR2 GTS (Turbo/import model - **** its fast faster than the Skyline IMHO) and his insurance is £1500 a year through SKY.

Good deals are out there but you have to really search to find them, don't mod your car and only buy one you don't care that much about because if you do make a claim you will have to pay huge premiums for the next 4 years.........


"Life's goal is not to arrive safely at the grave in a well preserved body. But, rather to skid in sideways........
totally worn out and broken, shouting 'Holy ****, WHAT A RIDE!'"

Jambo
Posting Freak
1,125
15-08-2016, 11:11 AM
#36
Yerh. Compare etc come out with some high prices. But its partly to do with the OL postcode. I remember trying deans partners, and it brought it down another £800.

Shall try ringing places soon, and just give a false dob? Or say ive just passed my test whats the quote on a ....... (I tried e-mailing an insurance company from you know where. And it only insured drivers only 21. I thought it was sky?)

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Jambo
15-08-2016, 11:11 AM #36

Yerh. Compare etc come out with some high prices. But its partly to do with the OL postcode. I remember trying deans partners, and it brought it down another £800.

Shall try ringing places soon, and just give a false dob? Or say ive just passed my test whats the quote on a ....... (I tried e-mailing an insurance company from you know where. And it only insured drivers only 21. I thought it was sky?)


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steviewevie
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7,993
15-08-2016, 10:21 PM
#37
I didn't think Sky insured young drivers either.

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steviewevie
15-08-2016, 10:21 PM #37

I didn't think Sky insured young drivers either.


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Rolex
Senior Member
512
16-08-2016, 11:06 PM
#38
if you do you pass plus then i will count as one years no claims, i did it when i had my civic, the orignal insurance quote of my 1.4 civic was £2800, did my pas plus and the quote was reduced to £1700 and that was fully comp iwht a £470 excess. Norwich union did that deal for me.
Rolex
16-08-2016, 11:06 PM #38

if you do you pass plus then i will count as one years no claims, i did it when i had my civic, the orignal insurance quote of my 1.4 civic was £2800, did my pas plus and the quote was reduced to £1700 and that was fully comp iwht a £470 excess. Norwich union did that deal for me.

parthiban
Posting Freak
4,925
17-08-2016, 01:37 AM
#39
You really do need to try every insurer you can get your hands on as it really varies depending on age, area, car and so many different factors.

When I was 17, no one would touch me except Norwich Union, then got the Lex at 19 and had to move to Privilege (only one that was reasonable) and then since a few years ago no one else can get near the price I pay with Admiral.

Pick anyone else on here and they would have pretty much the opposite story as there are so many factors they take into account. That's why you'll need to try anyone and everyone - it's obviously going to be high as you're a new, young driver, but I would have hoped you wouldn't need to pay more than £1500 for fully comp on a small car.

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parthiban
17-08-2016, 01:37 AM #39

You really do need to try every insurer you can get your hands on as it really varies depending on age, area, car and so many different factors.

When I was 17, no one would touch me except Norwich Union, then got the Lex at 19 and had to move to Privilege (only one that was reasonable) and then since a few years ago no one else can get near the price I pay with Admiral.

Pick anyone else on here and they would have pretty much the opposite story as there are so many factors they take into account. That's why you'll need to try anyone and everyone - it's obviously going to be high as you're a new, young driver, but I would have hoped you wouldn't need to pay more than £1500 for fully comp on a small car.


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Lexusboy
Posting Freak
9,267
17-08-2016, 01:44 AM
#40
I am guessing that you need to look at a small 1.0 1-2 litre engine car that is not a boy racer model.
I would then agree totally with Parthiban comments above.
Then hold onto this for a year and then you can start to get a slightly more performance car as each year goes by, but be carefully to keep your licence clean.:wink:
Lexusboy
17-08-2016, 01:44 AM #40

I am guessing that you need to look at a small 1.0 1-2 litre engine car that is not a boy racer model.
I would then agree totally with Parthiban comments above.
Then hold onto this for a year and then you can start to get a slightly more performance car as each year goes by, but be carefully to keep your licence clean.:wink:

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