So, what is your insurance like?
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18, 1 ncb, Saxo VTR £590 TPFT (Morethan) 
Doubt I'd be smiling paying that much
I would, I can't believe he even got insured on it at that age
I've seen higher premiums on much lesser cars.
Well being 40 my insurance is cheap, but then add a (future) group 50 car and it goes up again.
Clean licence, 10 years plus NCB and a 911 GT3 = £1195. That also included my Mrs and she has 6 points, business use, and track day cover, so I think pretty good. I would expect the RS4 to be around £500 - £600 when I come to add that, will find out tomorrow when I call my insurer.
Clean licence, 10 years plus NCB and a 911 GT3 = £1195. That also included my Mrs and she has 6 points, business use, and track day cover, so I think pretty good. I would expect the RS4 to be around £500 - £600 when I come to add that, will find out tomorrow when I call my insurer.
I would, I can't believe he even got insured on it at that age
I've seen higher premiums on much lesser cars.
I got insured on it with difficulty, most places simply won't quote. Anything is insurable though, if you know where to try.
Oh and it's not fronted either
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£112.00 fully comp on a Mk6 Fiesta 
Am an old sod tho
Am an old sod tho
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Who is that with?
There are about a thousand different variables which makes trying to compare prices with anyone else pointless but heres mine anyway 
25, 8yrs NCD (not protected), fully comp, legal cover, £300 total excess, 14k per annum, unlimited business use (up to 14k), parked on the drive, low crime area = £382 for my Octavia vRS (IG16)
25, 8yrs NCD (not protected), fully comp, legal cover, £300 total excess, 14k per annum, unlimited business use (up to 14k), parked on the drive, low crime area = £382 for my Octavia vRS (IG16)
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25, 0 NCB (driving 1 year, first time insuring by myself 
) 1997 1.6 Rover 216si, £490 Endsleigh
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Forgot to say, thats TPFT
) 1997 1.6 Rover 216si, £490 Endsleigh*edit*
Forgot to say, thats TPFT
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25 Years old (was 24 at renewal time), Driving for 2 years, 2 yrs NCB.
Ford Capri 2.8i with a handful of declared modifications. Classic Car policy, limited to 3000miles a year, £228 Fully Comp.
Also drive a Rover 220SD, both me & my dad on the insurance driving the car equally, he is 54, not using any NCB here myself but my dad is using full protected NCB as he has 2 lots of full NCB. £323 TPFT.
Also a named driver on a Volvo 940SE 2.0 Estate & i have to pay £15 a month as thats what it added to my dads policy, so i suppose thats costing me £180 a year to be a named driver there, also insured TPFT.
Ford Capri 2.8i with a handful of declared modifications. Classic Car policy, limited to 3000miles a year, £228 Fully Comp
.Also drive a Rover 220SD, both me & my dad on the insurance driving the car equally, he is 54, not using any NCB here myself but my dad is using full protected NCB as he has 2 lots of full NCB. £323 TPFT
.Also a named driver on a Volvo 940SE 2.0 Estate & i have to pay £15 a month as thats what it added to my dads policy, so i suppose thats costing me £180 a year to be a named driver there, also insured TPFT.
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Probably.
My previous gp 17 BMW 728i was under £200 this year to insure fully comp. (£189)
My current Mondeo is £170 fully comp - £19 less than the BMW - I was expecting a bit more off than that!
36 years old, 10 years NCB, professional driver.
Wow, who is that with and how many year no claims etc.
I think everyone needs to start posting who they are with, provides great guidelines for people browsing to find the best deals on their next cars
Wow, who is that with and how many year no claims etc.
I think everyone needs to start posting who they are with, provides great guidelines for people browsing to find the best deals on their next cars
Thing is that could be third party only and limited to 1000 miles, hence why these type of threads are a bit useless for actual comparisons.
If they state that then surely its a better guide than nothing.
(just wanted to use the Xmas hat rolleyes!)I agree, but it is still awesome to find out that somebody of a young age can get insured in a certain car. Give me hope!
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[TW]Fox;10513070 said:35? Isnt it time you moved on from a Fiesta?
Lol - the Fiesta's is my wife's car not mine Fox, we've also got a 10 year old Ford Escort which i use round town.
Way i see it is i've had fast sports cars before when i was in my 20's also with one of us working and one of us in full time education buying, insuring and running a sports / high preformance car is out of the question financially speaking.