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Hi I own a 07 S Exige, im my wisdon I have offered to lend it to a freind of mind for the weekend whos a fair bit younger than me ( 23 )
I do trust him etc but would insist that he is fully comp, are there any insurance companies that specialise in doing it for a weekend only, I know he has tried his own insurance company and they are not interested
I do trust him etc but would insist that he is fully comp, are there any insurance companies that specialise in doing it for a weekend only, I know he has tried his own insurance company and they are not interested
Exigeowner said:
R - Racer, not really sure what your getting at there, if its what im thinking im not sure thats an entirely appropriate reply , joking or otherwise !
I think he means if he bends it or knocks it, you may not want to continue your friendship. Nothing more sinister! Hope he's driven it or similar before- it's not a car you can just get in and drive.The only way I would lend someone my car is if he presented me the whole cost of the car in £££ stuffed in a suitcase as an insurance. I let an ex-friend drive my S2 111S with me as a passenger...I asked him to take it easy and I had to cut the drive short as he proceeded to b
k towards the 1st roundabout doing 90mph and then nearly couldn't brake in time cause he said 'the pedals' was making it difficult to modulate the brakes.
I demanded that he stopped after the next turn in and gave him a piece of my mind. Because I told him he wouldn't be allowed a drive the car he bought an Exige later to kind prove a point that he could handle one - which he crashed 1 month later trying to impress someone on a greasy roundabout. Despite warning him that a lightweight RWD mid-engined car on track-biased tyres should be treated with respect in the winter. Oh well.
The only person I would now loan a car to is my dad.
k towards the 1st roundabout doing 90mph and then nearly couldn't brake in time cause he said 'the pedals' was making it difficult to modulate the brakes. I demanded that he stopped after the next turn in and gave him a piece of my mind. Because I told him he wouldn't be allowed a drive the car he bought an Exige later to kind prove a point that he could handle one - which he crashed 1 month later trying to impress someone on a greasy roundabout. Despite warning him that a lightweight RWD mid-engined car on track-biased tyres should be treated with respect in the winter. Oh well.
The only person I would now loan a car to is my dad.
amare32 said:
The only way I would lend someone my car is if he presented me the whole cost of the car in £££ stuffed in a suitcase as an insurance. I let an ex-friend drive my S2 111S with me as a passenger...I asked him to take it easy and I had to cut the drive short as he proceeded to b
k towards the 1st roundabout doing 90mph and then nearly couldn't brake in time cause he said 'the pedals' was making it difficult to modulate the brakes.
I demanded that he stopped after the next turn in and gave him a piece of my mind. Because I told him he wouldn't be allowed a drive the car he bought an Exige later to kind prove a point that he could handle one - which he crashed 1 month later trying to impress someone on a greasy roundabout. Despite warning him that a lightweight RWD mid-engined car on track-biased tyres should be treated with respect in the winter. Oh well.
The only person I would now loan a car to is my dad.
I can imagine you getting angrier and angrier as you typed that
k towards the 1st roundabout doing 90mph and then nearly couldn't brake in time cause he said 'the pedals' was making it difficult to modulate the brakes. I demanded that he stopped after the next turn in and gave him a piece of my mind. Because I told him he wouldn't be allowed a drive the car he bought an Exige later to kind prove a point that he could handle one - which he crashed 1 month later trying to impress someone on a greasy roundabout. Despite warning him that a lightweight RWD mid-engined car on track-biased tyres should be treated with respect in the winter. Oh well.
The only person I would now loan a car to is my dad.

Sounds like the OP trusts his mate - if he's insured then I'm sure he'll enjoy it. Nice gesture too IMO
Edited by Cuzza on Friday 4th April 12:23
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You must be very trusting.
