Lowest insurance paid

[Ug_lee]

31 y/o 13 years NCD No points, no claims, Living in Kilmarnock.

W reg 1.3 Toyota Yaris- Kept on drive, no alarm/no immob unlimited mileage £120
P reg 3.5L Mk2 MR2- Kept in garage, CAT1 alarm/Immob, 2K limited mileage £780

[Daston]

Lowest £120 a year on a Mk2 golf GTI

Highest £145 (a month) on a Twin Turbo Supra

[clarkey328is]

DannyVTS said:

Rawwr said:

DannyVTS said:

My cheapest was 1100 for a 1.8 Corsa when I was 18, now paying just shy of 1280 for a Saxo VTS (still 18) TPF+T

That's tantamount to rape!

Cheapest I could get and I really wanted a VTS

A mate of mine is just turning 19 and he cannot insure his VTS for less than 2k! (with no NCB or accidents)

Edited by DannyVTS on Tuesday 4th January 13:05

For the difference in performance though, that's next to nothing. It was the same with my 318is vs my 328i, the insurance was less than 10% more, although still expensive at 1600 a year. The thing is, at 20 I would still be paying 900ish to insure my 1.4 Ibiza, so once again if you take it as a percentage against a "normal" young driver's car, then it's not that terrible..

[richcorsavxr]

i paid just over a grand for my current policy, recently searching for a new quote its gone down 200 sheets
i'm 23 with 1ncb on a corsa vxr

[TimmyWimmyWoo]

I'm 25, 1 year NCB and it's £1200 fully comp. I've only got 126bhp and two wheels.

[Guvna]

Look how much the providers vary.. (eta: sorry for the small pic, if you click it is bigger)



That is 2 for around £1170, stepping up to £3200 and then right up to £5k. Called elephant and admiral to confirm they where correct.

Fully comp on an mk5 R32 - Under 25, 0 NCB and license for 5 years

Why do you think there is such a difference in quotes?

£1170 is definitely doable and am pleasantly surprised

Edited by Guvna on Tuesday 4th January 20:20

[Cotty]

£329 for a BMW 325i with modifications. im 39 though

[Jasandjules]

Something like £220 for the Passat and about the same for the TVR.. Sadly it means I pay about the same for road tax and insurance for a diesel passat and a Chimaera......

[spurs-442]

Guvna said:

Look how much the providers vary.. (eta: sorry for the small pic)



That is 2 for around £1170, stepping up to £3200 and then right up to £5k. Called elephant and admiral to confirm they where correct.

For an mk5 R32 - Under 25, 0 NCB and license for 5 years

Why do you think there is such a difference in quotes?

£1170 is definitely doable and am pleasantly surprised

Edited by Guvna on Tuesday 4th January 20:17

I'd assume that they didn't want your business so had the programme give a high number to put you off?

Edited by spurs-442 on Tuesday 4th January 20:20

[Martin Keene]

My tin top, Volvo S40 T5, is £440 a year including monthly payments. Thats for me and the mrs, including buisness milage.

The Westfield, which is massively faster than the Volvo, is £160...

[Guvna]

spurs-442 said:

Guvna said:

Look how much the providers vary.. (eta: sorry for the small pic)



That is 2 for around £1170, stepping up to £3200 and then right up to £5k. Called elephant and admiral to confirm they where correct.

For an mk5 R32 - Under 25, 0 NCB and license for 5 years

Why do you think there is such a difference in quotes?

£1170 is definitely doable and am pleasantly surprised

Edited by Guvna on Tuesday 4th January 20:17

I'd assume that they didn't want your business so had the programme give a high number to put you off?

Edited by spurs-442 on Tuesday 4th January 20:20

Ahh that would make sense. Don't blame them to be honest

At least there are two companies out there who will let be drive an R32

[Jasandjules]

Guvna said:

At least there are two companies out there who will let be drive an R32

Yup. When I was 28 I was going to get a Volvo S70 - only to be told that they woulnd't insure me as I was under 30............. I didn't ask for a quote on the TVR....

Some companies don't want to know certain demographics and certain vehicles.

[BeefMaster9000]

27 & 6 years ncb.

£177 for the daily driver & £480 for a VX220 Turbo, both fully comp with churchill .

[robsco]

1600 for the Alfa, was "forced" by Admiral to pay it all at once, otherwise they'd take a 500 quid deposit and 270 quid a month for an identical policy.

Previously 162 per month for the last Alfa, and 177 per month for the little Ibiza.

[RDB]

I paid £325 fully comp on my Saab 9000 Turbo when I renewed in October (it was £260 the previous year). I'm 29 with 10 years NCB. Covers 10k miles and business use plus my wife as a named driver.

My wife's Seicento was £225 for similar cover. Both are insured through Chris Knott with an owner's club discount.

[Lordbenny]

£99 for my Citroen AXGT (Classic car insurance with Ltd miles)

£400 for the Passat with the Mrs named driver

£400 for the Vx220 with the Mrs named driver (5000 Ltd miles)

All Fully Comp so all in all pretty good!

[Sods Law]

After a quiet year ....
BMW 330Ci Sport 51


10yrs NCB



3pts SP30









£1056,



Nothing to do with 2 full fault accidents in 5 months..... honest

[1878]

In recent times, I got the insurance on my Mk1 MX5 under £200 comprehensive. Then I bought an Alfa GT ... £400 this year after a lot of searching, up from about £350 last. So much for the benefits of being over 40 (sensible job, <10,000 miles/yr, car is 5 yrs old). Though looking at some of the premiums from 18-20 year olds that have been mentioned I probably shouldn't complain too much

[Flanders.]

Oh mine is a snip at £880 . 19, 1.4 Corsa SRi.

[greggy50]

£1800 for a 1.25 fiesta
£1,400 for a modified mini
I don't think I really suit this thread