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Right, looking at getting a car. Hopefully either a Mk 3 or 4. I have one lined up, which I think its a 1 litre

Anyway I have done a few quotes on loads of sites on a 1litre, and the cheapest is around £2,202 and a few pence

I am only 17, been driving for about a year but haven't passed! (will be soon tho!!)

Why is it so expensive, and before anyone asks I have said that I have a full licence!!!

tar much

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Because it has to be to pay for retards who drive with no insurance who crash into people :roll:

I hope you haven't been driving on the roads in the last year youve been driving? :?

and the muppets who at 17 think they're lewis hamilton

he could have been driving with a parent or a driving instructor?

but maybe I'm trying to see the best in him/be argumentative

thats probably right, i had stupid quotes for my mk3, i got it down to £1100 with a irish company, but their prices have shot through the roof recently.

when i took out the policy i said i had a provisional, and when i passed they couldn't change the price because i had already started a contract.

now iv got a mk2 on classic insurance, i love the price on that one :D

he could have been driving with a parent or a driving instructor?

but maybe I'm trying to see the best in him/be argumentative

Good point :oops::lol:

But he would have to be nearly 18 in that case....

But he'd still be 17 & he did say driving for nearly a year 8-)

do the passplus mate. It costs about £150, but it saved me just over £700 with More Than. Well worth it in the long run.

go TPFT for the first year. its the only way i could afford it. still over £100p/m though.

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