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how much are people paying for the insurance for one and how old are u or when should i start considering buying one.

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21, Male, 3NCB, Clean License, Club Member, HIC £601 - Non power mods included.

HTH,

-Rich

21 0ncb full comp, mods except engine mods for 998 it was only 40 odd quid more over a 1.4cl

who the hell are you insured with???

I'm 0ncb 24 0 points £800 tpft with brentacre

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1year ncb, payin about £650 tpft with quinn.

1year ncb, payin about £650 tpft with quinn.

1 year ncb, 6 points on license, 1 driving ban - tpft £908 with elephant

19 years old, 2 years ncb, club member £1023 fully comp all mods declared with hic

Fook I've been qouted 1100 for 1years ncb, passplus and @ 18.... :/... Thats with quinn! I can;t find anyone cheaper for me! :(

Thats good considering I'm 19 with 2 years no claims paying 1400 for a 1.4 8v!

who the hell are you insured with???

I'm 0ncb 24 0 points £800 tpft with brentacre

if that was directed at me i live in the worst area for insurance as i found out lol

yeah u mate, bolton is suprisingly a fairly decent area, I'm 3 year older n I'm only a couple hundred cheaper but tpft not fully comp

n thats the best price i could get too :s

insurance can vary mate have you tried moneysupermarket.com??

try that the compare a hell of a lot of insurers and are usually cheap

hth

andy

oh i know that, i did all that last year...i got the best price i could possibly get...just wasnt as cheap as some other people could :lol:

moneysupermarket is wank, a while back i was looking at insurance for a few other cars...used the usual confused, n thought id try moneysupermarket to see how they do...confused came back with prices nearly half what moneysupermarket could

oooo i think i might be paying the most

quinn direct

18yrs old ,1yr ncd, pass plus (wich i dont think they noted :x )

few pound under £1600 :-(

mods

lowered, upgraded brakes(wating for gti rear beam to be delivered)

19, 1 YNC, £1400 with all mods declared.

Am 21 3 years ncb 3 points 1 crash but not as fault! so i dint lose any of my ncb! pass+ when i passed my test! fully comp is £420 with some mods alloys and full suspension kit haven't changed it yet with the new mods and its with adrianflux!

19 all mods diclared £650 with elephant :p

19 1.4l, no mods, £1300 fully comp, 3points and 1 claim, been driving just over a year

With Brentacre, I got fully comp, maximum no claims bonus, lowered and a few other cosmetic mods declared, 110bhp limit - for £350.

But I'm 32.

With Brentacre, I got fully comp, maximum no claims bonus, lowered and a few other cosmetic mods declared, 110bhp limit - for £350.

But I'm 32.

same company... 3yrs no claims...3 points and plenty of mods listed £500

and I'm 24 8-)

With Brentacre, I got fully comp, maximum no claims bonus, lowered and a few other cosmetic mods declared, 110bhp limit - for £350.

But I'm 32.

same company... 3yrs no claims...3 points and plenty of mods listed £500

and I'm 24 8-)

That'll be my dodgy postcode then. :lol:

Mines 600pound with quinn, 2 years No claims, all mods declared with Quinn :)

23, 1NCB, 6points all mods delacered, £680 with adrian flux

No mods, 13 years NCB, Fully Comp protected with L-driver on insurance, £208 with Direct Line

:)

Thats said, I'm 35, but I also have a 2.0 MK5 GT TDi 4MO, same deal as above without L-driver for £257 with DL.

When you reach 25 ins comes down and when you have 5 years + NCB or reah 30 then insurance, mods and what-not no longer a concern.

As an example my MK4 R32 cost me £398 fully comp, protected.

how much are people paying for the insurance for one and how old are u or when should i start considering buying one.

18 male Uddingston 580 fully comp as a named driver

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