DC2's
- Thread starter Muffin`
- Start date
Soldato
- Joined
- 14 Jul 2005
- Posts
- 17,616
- Location
- Bristol
Thats because you're a bad driver
That's only part of the reason!
I don't get it, I can insure the BMW for £800...a 2.8l rwd death machine, but a 1.8l fwd car with VTEC Y0! costs £2k to insure.
read this whole page mate..
http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/insurance/compare-cheap-car-insurance
says which of the sites to check, and what to set your job as..
http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/insurance/compare-cheap-car-insurance
says which of the sites to check, and what to set your job as..
Caporegime
- Joined
- 11 Mar 2005
- Posts
- 32,247
- Location
- Leafy Cheshire
I don't get it, I can insure the BMW for £800...a 2.8l rwd death machine, but a 1.8l fwd car with VTEC Y0! costs £2k to insure.
Because they knew your BMW would do about 2 miles then blow-up, a DC2 will actually keep working enough for you to crash it
Soldato
- Joined
- 14 Jul 2005
- Posts
- 17,616
- Location
- Bristol
Because they knew your BMW would do about 2 miles then blow-up, a DC2 will actually keep working enough for you to crash it
I can't actually afford to buy a DC2 so it's all a little irrelevant.
That's only part of the reason!
I don't get it, I can insure the BMW for £800...a 2.8l rwd death machine, but a 1.8l fwd car with VTEC Y0! costs £2k to insure.
Get a quote on an S2000.
That's only part of the reason!
I don't get it, I can insure the BMW for £800...a 2.8l rwd death machine, but a 1.8l fwd car with VTEC Y0! costs £2k to insure.
You're not trying to insure JDM's are you?
Caporegime
- Joined
- 11 Mar 2005
- Posts
- 32,247
- Location
- Leafy Cheshire
Never figured why S2000 insurance is so much for some, cheap as chips for me!
* Awaits old man comments.......
* Awaits old man comments.......
That's only part of the reason!
I don't get it, I can insure the BMW for £800...a 2.8l rwd death machine, but a 1.8l fwd car with VTEC Y0! costs £2k to insure.
its down to claim statistics
my vectra vxr slips under the radar insurance wise because very few vectras are VXRs, most are driven by mostly safe company car drivers and rep mobiles etc.. so have comparatively low claim statistics.
Unlike the astra VXR, which despite being slower was more expensive for me to insure !
Soldato
- Joined
- 14 Jul 2005
- Posts
- 17,616
- Location
- Bristol
Bell only list imports...
DC2
S2000
I fail at VTEC.
DC2
S2000
I fail at VTEC.
i think if you're 19-28, the insurance tends to be high, since this is age group it's most owned by, and they have pretty high crash rates, they're awesome cars, but they do attract some bafoons at times
Soldato
- Joined
- 14 Jul 2005
- Posts
- 17,616
- Location
- Bristol
I don't have the money for a DC2 even though I'd love to own one.
Not sure how much it'd be without my sister on the quotes, but you can guarantee that she saves me a few hundred £.
Not sure how much it'd be without my sister on the quotes, but you can guarantee that she saves me a few hundred £.
Soldato
- Joined
- 14 Jul 2005
- Posts
- 17,616
- Location
- Bristol
£150 for DOC. LOLZ
Insurance for my S2000 is acceptable really.
How much is yours?
I *think* it was about £800
you tried sky?
very popular on itr-dc2, iirc they recently reviewed the DC2 prices as claims have fallen significantly as of late...
Bell only list imports...
I fail at VTEC.
Take a random plate of a UKDM from Pistonheads and stick it on there...Bell definitely recognise UK 'tegs since Im insured with them for £630 FC with only 2 years NCB and DOC.