as it says what quotes have people had being 18 with a valver 1 yrs no claims? cheappest (and by a long way) is quinn direct with £2606!!! 300 more than last year!

1500 with admiral with mods declared

stick some named drivers on it and should go down

what like mum or dad main driver or me? ill try them now

£3300

ha. with me main driver and mum and dad as named drivers. dono where they get their quotes from sometimes..

mine was £3,300 when i was 18 with no NCB and 1 fault accident, called Admiral this morning about my renewal and its £1,600 and I'm 19 with 1year NCB

I'm going to have to get a new car :mad: :mad:

sorted got quinn down from £2608 to £1734 by adding my mum on the drivers and having a go at them about it! they put me through to a senior advisor and she said can you hold for me held for 5 mins!!! and then she said I've found a promotional code for you and put that in and got another £300 off :grin: :grin: so now i can keep my beloved polo!!!

and for those who want to know they say its business as usual and they have to administrators in who are doing a great job and they are back on the right lines and they are not likely to go under all together and will be working for at least another 2 1/2 years yet!

jonny

^ thats what i'd tell my employees and new customers too...

^^

I lol'd.

When I got made redundant (at 16) I didn't know shit about the company making drawbacks, apart from my assumptions, until I got a letter saying I was most likely going to loose my job.

I am trying to get insured again on my valver, and turning 20 in september. Best thing I found.....morethan £2600 with owning the car for less then 6 months, then tried owning for 1 year the price went down to £2000, then 2 year and it went to £1800. How bizzare

Also waiting to turn 20, then I can get insured with brentacre with 0 ncb. I hope they are decent atleast

I paid 1600 for my first year 0ncb and only had my licenance a few months, that's with dierct line.. Who are shit, I have got a new car and wanted to change it on my insurance gave them all the details and they said they can't do that till I'm 25? Bullshit no way am I going to wait 4 years I will go with Someone else.

Now I have go wait till august until I'm 21 so I can get insured for around a grand. That is on a Toyota starlet tho

17 0 ncb all my mods declared from recaro's n rally flocked dash, to exhuast etc so everything declared.

And through Adrian flux am £350 a month.

sorted got quinn down from £2608 to £1734 by adding my mum on the drivers and having a go at them about it! they put me through to a senior advisor and she said can you hold for me held for 5 mins!!! and then she said I've found a promotional code for you and put that in and got another £300 off :grin: :grin: so now i can keep my beloved polo!!!

and for those who want to know they say its business as usual and they have to administrators in who are doing a great job and they are back on the right lines and they are not likely to go under all together and will be working for at least another 2 1/2 years yet!

jonny

You pay over £2000 for insurance?!! I'd rather ride a bike than get insurance bummed.

wow thats far to expensive!. For mine wich is a 1.0 mk3 polo when i turn 17 with co-op its going to be £700 fully comp 12 month with my dad as main driver and me as named, i also got a quote with co-op on a 1.4 saxo furio and it was only £1100 with dad as main driver and me named again

Insurance is a funny thing but most of the time it makes sense.

If you have owned the car over 6 months then it shows you have experience with it so you get some discount. As opposed to just buying a fast car, insuring it and then going for a thrash without knowing what the car is like.

Insurance is a funny thing but most of the time it makes sense.

If you have owned the car over 6 months then it shows you have experience with it so you get some discount. As opposed to just buying a fast car, insuring it and then going for a thrash without knowing what the car is like.

There is a way round that buy the car but dont drive it for about a year, make sure its road worthy then insure it, youve had it a year then, but the insurance wont know its been sat on your drive/in your garage all that time win/win for you

There is a way round that buy the car but dont drive it for about a year, make sure its road worthy then insure it, youve had it a year then, but the insurance wont know its been sat on your drive/in your garage all that time win/win for you

Haha my insurance quotes go down every month from having my car sat in my garage, by about christmas time I might be able to insure it.

Have you tried co-op for insurance?

insurance takes the piss

i'm 27, been driving for 2 years in september but as a named driver so no no-claims and i'm getting quoted between £1300-£1600 for a 1.6 B3 Passat estate that I'd like to get next

did a test and got a quote for a 94' 1.3 skoda estate still £950-shite!!!