ChasR
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Insurance QuestionChasR
@chasr
Club Retro Rides Member 170
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Mar 11, 2012 17:13:30 GMT
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When I was 18/19 I was paying £400 on a VW Beetle, but that was cheap, and cars were cheaper to insure back then before the crazy prices they are now.
To add a cheaper car to insure into the mix I would consider an Austin 1100 or 1300 as well as the Allegro (the latter was silly cheap for my friends who braved to own them!).
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Mar 11, 2012 21:13:45 GMT
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Just don't buy off comparison websites, the cheapest i get for my mk6 fezza is £3500, as a named driver on my dads policy with 9 years ncb..when ringing up places (really call everyone and hassle) i got it down to £2400 for me as the owner and all that
Stupid prices! :/
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Mar 11, 2012 21:32:14 GMT
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Just don't buy off comparison websites, the cheapest I get for my mk6 fezza is £3500, as a named driver on my dads policy with 9 years ncb..when ringing up places (really call everyone and hassle) I got it down to £2400 for me as the owner and all that Stupid prices! :/ It really depends though... From the prices and the way you've looked at getting your dad to take out the policy, I guess you're a new driver? Me and my girlfriend have a car each. Mine's modified and so I go through the hassle of calling around specialist brokers to get a reasonable price and correct cover for the mods. My girlfriend has a bone stock Mk5 Polo tdi. We used the comparison sites and got a renewal of under £500 (she's 21, 3 years NCB, homeowner, rough end of a 'good' postcode). The comparison sites have their place  |
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...proper medallion man chest wig motoring. |
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