Original post by JC.
Unless you're at least 21 you can forget a traders policy. Even then you'll be limited on cc.
I agree.
If you are under 21, then forget it. Even if you are over 21, then
personally i wouldnt bother.
Original post by Emma:-)
I agree.
If you are under 21, then forget it. Even if you are over 21, then
personally i wouldnt bother.
If you are under 21, then forget it. Even if you are over 21, then
personally i wouldnt bother.
Why wouldn't you bother with may i ask?
Original post by JO53PHS
Because assuming you can even get anyone to sell you an insurance policy, it's unlikely to be any better value than insuring the cars normally. Any policy you can get your hands on is also likely to be heavily restricted on engine size.
Exactly
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