found this for 3600 tpft with flux direct any other ideas I'm 17 on a mk3 1.0l

Edited 19 October, 201114 yr by Guest

got a quote from coop for 2700

Use confused.com and put both your parents as named drivers

1. Put your parents as named drivers.

It might be cheaper with just your dad, or just your mum or both on the policy.

2. If given the option at the start of the quote, say you want to pay annually.

Some insurance companies ask how you normally pay, if you put annually this actually reduces the price for both annual and monthly options

3. Most insurance companies give online discounts, so do quotes online.

4. Call insurance companies and see if they do special policies for young drivers.

Some companies do 9 month policies to help you build up discount.

*this doesn't mean you get 1 years ncd after 9 months, you would just get the same discount. they would give you a years NCD after 12 months of being with them.

5. Get a box fitted

Coop and other companies can fit a box to your car to help you save money.

(I have heard good things about www.ikubeinsurance.com)

6. Multi vehicle insurance

Ask your parents who they are with, see if their insurers do multi-vehicle insurance. This can save you money on the insurance.

7. Put one of your parents as the policyholder (NOT MAIN DRIVER)

Some companies allow you to put someone else as the policyholder. This helps if you want a better interest rate, because they will be the person who is credit checked. You will be the main driver, so you will still build up NCD.

8. Pass plus.

Might be worth doing, often its not worth it. However some young driver policies with pass plus, can generate great prices.

9. All of the above.

Good luck mate!

5. Get a box fitted

Coop and other companies can fit a box to your car to help you save money.

(I have heard good things about www.ikubeinsurance.com)

Keep in mind that with this method you would have to drive like a granny all the time.

5. Get a box fitted

Coop and other companies can fit a box to your car to help you save money.

(I have heard good things about www.ikubeinsurance.com)

Keep in mind that with this method you would have to drive like a granny all the time.

And you have a curfew. But if its the difference between driving and not I know which one I would choose.

and its only for the first year, 1 years NCD gives you 50% discount