[Thomas x]

I'm 20, nearly 21. Passed about 5 months a go.

Drive a Golf 1.4 and costs me £212 a month.

That's by far the cheapest I can find with Quinn Direct. Other companies were quoting at least double that.

[zerm]

I'm in the same position you're in. damn, costs far too much to drive!

[muh123]

18 cheapest I can get is around £11,000 for Nissan Micra. Don't really bother driving. Life is hard :/ well to get a reasonable quote is hard!

[muh123]

Also the most I've been quoted was with endsleigh which was £23,458.38 and I got kind of excited when I saw the monthly payments of £2000 something thinking that was my annual premium which then gave me a heart attack to find out it was my monthly payments

[StressedOut1]

mine is Quinn Direct- £3000 for the year. They were the cheapest I could find also, the car is a - Peugeot 207 1.4 2010

[tomrw]

20, 21 in June.
Passed in November.
Costs me £260PM for a 1.2 Fiat Punto.

[Yawn11]

£92 a month. Co-op Young drivers. Passed test 5 months ago.

I thought mine was expensive. Jeez.

Sucks to be you guys.

[muh123]

Just to prove I'm not trolling!

[justravi]

My insurance is due for renewal in a few days, when I saw two people on here with Quinn, I quickly tried to run a quote only to find they won't even give me one.

Renewal will be 3k+ didn't come down at all since last year.

[Noble.]

About £700 a year for a Fiesta, surprisingly, not much more for cars significantly more powerful. I imagine it's helped from my postcode more than anything else, although I do have 3 years no-claims.

[drummer]

1.4 Astra 06 reg. £2200 named driver

[TB.93]

(Original post by Yawn11)
£92 a month. Co-op Young drivers. Passed test 5 months ago.

I thought mine was expensive. Jeez.

Sucks to be you guys.

Coop insurance is crap though - they monitor your driving 24/7. They quoted
me the cheapest but I paid more for Admiral because there terms were reasonable.

[Noble.]

(Original post by drummer)
1.4 Astra 06 reg. £2200 named driver

That's because it's a Vauxhall. It's cheaper for me to get insurance on an M5 than some Vauxhalls for some reason.

[Jordan_1]

£120 a month for me without no claims bonus. I thought mines was dear before seeing this thread!

[justravi]

(Original post by Noble.)
That's because it's a Vauxhall. It's cheaper for me to get insurance on an M5 than some Vauxhalls for some reason.

Really? :O

Can you give specific car models such as which year M5 or which Vauxhall?

[drummer]

(Original post by Noble.)
That's because it's a Vauxhall. It's cheaper for me to get insurance on an M5 than some Vauxhalls for some reason.

Regardless, I was 18 when I got that done last October. An old Clio that's been ragged was quoted £1600 named. Maybe I'll try to punch in the details of an M5 to see what I get.

[AquaDrops]

The post office is good for insurance! I passed my test just over a month ago and to add me onto my mum's insurance was only £180..pretty reasonable I think!

[justravi]

(Original post by AquaDrops)
The post office is good for insurance! I passed my test just over a month ago and to add me onto my mum's insurance was only £180..pretty reasonable I think!

You're lucky lol, they wouldn't give me a quote at all, despite us receiving a letter saying 10% off.

[hypercaine.]

Got a quote of about £210 per month with Aviva, theyre the cheapest ive managed to find so far, would suggest trying them; I was advised to by a friend who found them cheap too but another said they were ridiculously expensive, which isnt too bad considering I dont have any no claims or anything and wont have had my licence for a month.
Thats on a 1.4 Ford Focus too.

[Nice Username]

You guys so expensive?! :O im 18 and mine is £1600 for a 1.4 golf 3rd party f+t and I am on my mums 2.0 turbo diesel merc which is £1800 fully comp for 9 months. This is with admiral