I'm learning to drive [i'm 17 at the moment] and i want to know what the best insurance company is to insure either a 1998 1.0 Mk4 Polo.

my mom has agreed for me to look into either of these cars, but only if the insurance is cheap.

if the insurance is expensive as I've only got a provisional, I've got no probably with classing it as off the road and putting it back on the road and insuring it when I've passed.

any help with this would be extremely handy.

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Edited 10 March, 200818 yr by BigSexyRob

i got quoted 783 per year to learn in a 1.3 mk3

quinn direct

when i have looked its cheaper on a provisional than on full,

generally i was getting about £600 cheaper to half price :(

thats just me tho..

how were you getting £873 a year? lol

Direct Line quoted me £2100 and Elephant quoted me almost £5000!! lol

i guess shopping arounds the best option.

x

how were you getting £873 a year? lol

Direct Line quoted me £2100 and Elephant quoted me almost £5000!! lol

i guess shopping arounds the best option.

x

endsleigh was cheapest for me, still 1600 quid though

i was with direct line 1st year, when i was learning th price stayed the same when i had passed so worth trying them mate, a few compnaies charge u more when u pass.....

cheers guys.

if i cant find reasonable insurance, my mom wont allow me to get a Polo, ill shop around and see what i can find. Direct Line look the best at the moment.

x

frizzell?

cant be bad if i got with them at 17 on my valver n they charged me 1200 fully comp in my mums name.

and thats a gr.10 compared to your gr.4?

cheers guys.

if i cant find reasonable insurance, my mom wont allow me to get a Polo, ill shop around and see what i can find. Direct Line look the best at the moment.

x

I'd have thought a 1L polo must already be pretty close to the bottom of the insurance food chain?

I spose you could get a moped, that ought to be a bit cheaper!

Edited 13 March, 200818 yr by Fonz

the 1.0l polo ids in insurance group 3 so its not tht far dowm the food chain!!!

I'm payin 1100 on a gt in my own name and I'm 18 0ncb

if you haven't passed yet, go with direct line. you keep your no claims aswell, and mine was only £500 a year on a 04 plate ford ka, but obviously that was on a named driver, which you still get no claims for. but when i passed i stayed with direct line, and upgraded my insurance (so id passed) and it was £1300 on a 1993 mk3 1.0l polo! they arent to bad actually...

if you haven't passed yet, go with direct line. you keep your no claims aswell, and mine was only £500 a year on a 04 plate ford ka, but obviously that was on a named driver, which you still get no claims for. but when i passed i stayed with direct line, and upgraded my insurance (so id passed) and it was £1300 on a 1993 mk3 1.0l polo! they arent to bad actually...

yer i found that direct line is the cheapest for me so far but if you mod your car they dont rely want to know until you have about 4-5 years driving experiance, but then agen quinns wanted about 3700! so either way your probaly going to pay a shed load keep trying i am!