Cheap Car Insurance: Drivers Young And Old. PLEASE READ
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Re: Cheap Car Insurance: Drivers Young And Old. PLEASE READI'm guessing your female? Well the world of insurance is sexist, so you should be able to get a better deal than that !(Original post by starryeyed.)
Insurance is a joke. £1400 for a 1.3 KA
Should be aiming for around the £1000 mark at most, try all comparison websites, then which ones of those that are cheap, try them directly, should be even cheaper. -
Re: Cheap Car Insurance: Drivers Young And Old. PLEASE READUsually Full licence.(Original post by manutd22)
just to clear something up...
when you fill out the section where it says when did the driver obtain a licence. Is that the when you got your provisional licence or when you actually got your full licence.
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Re: Cheap Car Insurance: Drivers Young And Old. PLEASE READ
Getting a 1.0-1.2 litre probs, quinn is always the cheapest deal fo me , mum as named driver... bet quote ~£1.5k down from aroun £3k . Thats half price after a week hard work. The insurance group tables are a good starting point but i actually found some gp 3 cars cheaper than gp1 which is odd
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Re: Cheap Car Insurance: Drivers Young And Old. PLEASE READ
I insured my car with tescos and paid quite a reasonable price (£1062 fully comp with legal cover for a 1.2l punto, online). I spoke to someone else i know and they said that tesco is quite good for new/young drivers.
It was easy to use when i got a quote on the internet too. I tried a couple of comparason website (go compare, money supermarket and confused.com). They were all not too bad but came up with expencive quotes. Confused.com was the worst- it was so hard to use and gave me really expencive quotes.
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Re: Cheap Car Insurance: Drivers Young And Old. PLEASE READ
Would recommend Aviva. Took out a policy last week on a 2003 53 Peugeot 206 1.1L. Fully comp and it is £1200 but my mums insurance is £200 so minus that from the policy and leaves mine at a £1000 for the year which is £83 a month. With courtesy car etc. Mum as the main driver and me as the 2nd driver and her no claims is protected. Bear in mind that I am a 17 year old lad too!
Also a good thing about Aviva was that I can earn my own no claims discount as a 2nd driver.
Also they gave us 2 months insurance free and a 15% discount for doing it online. And something else I can't remember what but all together with the discounts we got £700 knocked off the original price
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Re: Cheap Car Insurance: Drivers Young And Old. PLEASE READYou are aware having a parent as the main driver on your vehicle when you are the main driver is illegal? It invalidates your insurance meaning if you have an accident you could end up paying for it out of your own pockets, furthermore its no different from insurance fraud since you've openly lied on your policy.(Original post by CheekyMonkey1001)
Would recommend Aviva. Took out a policy last week on a 2003 53 Peugeot 206 1.1L. Fully comp and it is £1200 but my mums insurance is £200 so minus that from the policy and leaves mine at a £1000 for the year which is £83 a month. With courtesy car etc. Mum as the main driver and me as the 2nd driver and her no claims is protected. Bear in mind that I am a 17 year old lad too!
Also a good thing about Aviva was that I can earn my own no claims discount as a 2nd driver.
Also they gave us 2 months insurance free and a 15% discount for doing it online. And something else I can't remember what but all together with the discounts we got £700 knocked off the original price
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Re: Cheap Car Insurance: Drivers Young And Old. PLEASE READBut the thing is I am not the main driver I will be using it now and again during the week but not as much as my mum. It is my mums car (legal owner everything etc) and she is the main driver.(Original post by Tomtomtom910)
You are aware having a parent as the main driver on your vehicle when you are the main driver is illegal? It invalidates your insurance meaning if you have an accident you could end up paying for it out of your own pockets, furthermore its no different from insurance fraud since you've openly lied on your policy.
So I haven't lied about anything have I.Last edited by CheekyMonkey1001; 05-04-2010 at 00:21.