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Baryonyx said:
ollie854 said:
i did exactly the same thing the other day but with my clio. Driving 6 months without any points or ncb they wanted just shy of 5k fully comp. I then changed it to when im 18 in 6 months with a years ncb and been driving a year it it went down to £1100 fully comp!
Bugger me, I hope it was a fast Clio!
Ibizahoo2 said:
why is everyone shouting liar, everyones circumstances are remarkably different. I am 20 with 2 years no claims but i can insure a golf GTI for 1000 pounds,
in the same manner, i tried what the OP did and the porsche came out at £1265
so everyone calling BS etc may live in a city, or in a poor postcode well known for Anti social behaviour or carjackings....
Thankyou mate.in the same manner, i tried what the OP did and the porsche came out at £1265
so everyone calling BS etc may live in a city, or in a poor postcode well known for Anti social behaviour or carjackings....
Look guys i dont really know why its so cheap for me, but i have been getting these quotes for months now. I dont think the system could be wrong for that long. I have tried it on many different cars over many different time periods. I really do not think any mistakes are being made, i usually get 3 companies offering decent quotes, these usually are admiral, elephant and bell. After these quotes the price often triples for the next bext companies. What possible reason would i have to make this up? So i can con fellow forumers into thinking i can insure a porsche turbo?! Get real.
mikearwas said:
Thankyou mate.
Look guys i dont really know why its so cheap for me, but i have been getting these quotes for months now. I dont think the system could be wrong for that long. I have tried it on many different cars over many different time periods. I really do not think any mistakes are being made, i usually get 3 companies offering decent quotes, these usually are admiral, elephant and bell. After these quotes the price often triples for the next bext companies. What possible reason would i have to make this up? So i can con fellow forumers into thinking i can insure a porsche turbo?! Get real.
Who cares if they believe you or not?Look guys i dont really know why its so cheap for me, but i have been getting these quotes for months now. I dont think the system could be wrong for that long. I have tried it on many different cars over many different time periods. I really do not think any mistakes are being made, i usually get 3 companies offering decent quotes, these usually are admiral, elephant and bell. After these quotes the price often triples for the next bext companies. What possible reason would i have to make this up? So i can con fellow forumers into thinking i can insure a porsche turbo?! Get real.
You know you've gotten the quotes. Why does anything else matter?
mikearwas said:
Thankyou mate.
Look guys i dont really know why its so cheap for me, but i have been getting these quotes for months now. I dont think the system could be wrong for that long. I have tried it on many different cars over many different time periods. I really do not think any mistakes are being made, i usually get 3 companies offering decent quotes, these usually are admiral, elephant and bell. After these quotes the price often triples for the next bext companies. What possible reason would i have to make this up? So i can con fellow forumers into thinking i can insure a porsche turbo?! Get real.
am I ok to say my car is kept at yours?Look guys i dont really know why its so cheap for me, but i have been getting these quotes for months now. I dont think the system could be wrong for that long. I have tried it on many different cars over many different time periods. I really do not think any mistakes are being made, i usually get 3 companies offering decent quotes, these usually are admiral, elephant and bell. After these quotes the price often triples for the next bext companies. What possible reason would i have to make this up? So i can con fellow forumers into thinking i can insure a porsche turbo?! Get real.
(im joking before i get flamed by the masses for fronting!)
i don't doubt you at all. I am 21 and pay sub £850 on a BMW 335i M-Sport coupe.
Thats with non-fault accidents and my points disclosed so it can be done, the only thing is my dad's policy for his 2.5 S-type is now more expensive with me on it as a named driver - £900 a year for all of us!
Thats with non-fault accidents and my points disclosed so it can be done, the only thing is my dad's policy for his 2.5 S-type is now more expensive with me on it as a named driver - £900 a year for all of us!
Have recently been looking for a new car, I'm 19 and have discovered, both a mk1 focus RS and rx 8 are cheaper than a Clio 172 to insure, despite being worth 3 times as much.
Adding a parent makes huge difference. I live on the south coast, in Sussex, I'm not sure, but would assume it is a reasonably good post code.
Haven't. Bothered getting quotes for supercars as its a moot point, its a bloody shame, though that I can afford to buy an E36 M3, but not 11 grand to insure it! A same year 328i sport only costs around 2 grand, however, so that could be an option...
Adding a parent makes huge difference. I live on the south coast, in Sussex, I'm not sure, but would assume it is a reasonably good post code.
Haven't. Bothered getting quotes for supercars as its a moot point, its a bloody shame, though that I can afford to buy an E36 M3, but not 11 grand to insure it! A same year 328i sport only costs around 2 grand, however, so that could be an option...
DanGPR said:
Have recently been looking for a new car, I'm 19 and have discovered, both a mk1 focus RS and rx 8 are cheaper than a Clio 172 to insure, despite being worth 3 times as much.
Adding a parent makes huge difference. I live on the south coast, in Sussex, I'm not sure, but would assume it is a reasonably good post code.
Haven't. Bothered getting quotes for supercars as its a moot point, its a bloody shame, though that I can afford to buy an E36 M3, but not 11 grand to insure it! A same year 328i sport only costs around 2 grand, however, so that could be an option...
Same as me mate, i live just outside Lewes. Funnily enough the M3's are always the most to insure. I can get cover for less on a new Gallardo than i can on a new M3!Adding a parent makes huge difference. I live on the south coast, in Sussex, I'm not sure, but would assume it is a reasonably good post code.
Haven't. Bothered getting quotes for supercars as its a moot point, its a bloody shame, though that I can afford to buy an E36 M3, but not 11 grand to insure it! A same year 328i sport only costs around 2 grand, however, so that could be an option...
the postcode lottery pisses me off no end.
we live in a really safe lovely neighbourhood, however we just come under the same postcode as the worst estate in halifax. it's 5 miles away as the crow flies but takes 30 mins to drive there.
absolutely no relation to where we live, could be a milion miles away, however this council estate brings our postcode rating down to the second worst there is.
at 30, with 5 years NCB, never had an incident or accident, IAM test and all that jazz, a skoda 1.1 would still cost me £450
we live in a really safe lovely neighbourhood, however we just come under the same postcode as the worst estate in halifax. it's 5 miles away as the crow flies but takes 30 mins to drive there.
absolutely no relation to where we live, could be a milion miles away, however this council estate brings our postcode rating down to the second worst there is.
at 30, with 5 years NCB, never had an incident or accident, IAM test and all that jazz, a skoda 1.1 would still cost me £450
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