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Post by A-teen_six_T3 on Jun 17, 2008 17:30:17 GMT
The woman when I first rang up, to make my claim said, my no claims will not be affected, So i took that as fact, the more I thought about the more I thought "she must be wrong" so I rnag up and I asked!
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Post by hippa_potter_muss on Jun 17, 2008 17:54:37 GMT
I've just passed this month 1st time and I've been looking for quotes everywhere and the cheapest I'm getting is £2000 on quinn-direct and thats for a 1 litre nissan micra FFS, I'm 17 i haven't bought a car yet but just seeing which cars I'll get cheaper deals on and there isn't much difference at all, I'll be getting a motor next month after I've been away and I'll be 18 then but so far the prices are looking a bit daunting especially for a 17 year old.
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Post by DodgyDino on Jun 17, 2008 19:46:56 GMT
I tried Churchills and they quoted me over two grand  I told them at the time i had been quoted about £1400 but they couldnt get any where near. I sometimes wonder if it depends on who you talk to with these companys, Ive had instances in the past when being quoted different prices by different people at the same company. |
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Post by algor on Jun 17, 2008 20:36:03 GMT
The Best way to get younger drivers on the road is for them to buy a classic car or a Kit car. The car may cost a bit more but the insurance would be 2 - 300 quid. As long as the cars are well maintained they are very reliable and within a few a years they will have a massively reduced premium on any car they want.
You can save up to £7000 this way.
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Post by LL Cool Dave on Jun 17, 2008 20:41:44 GMT
2-300 pounds is nonsense.
Generally, most companies will only insure drivers aged 25+ on a classic car policy.
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