Most insurable quick car for a 19 year old

Eliot

Eliot

Eliot

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You would think the two criteria would not compute but seeing as mate who is 20 insured a Vxr corsa for 2000 today I had to wonder what is the most insurable and slighly quick car a 19 year old can have with the most insurable part basically meaning <2000 quid
2 years license 1 year no claims
no convictions
fully comp
 
BHP does not even come into it really.

140 in a barge might be plenty slow, but in a nice light car plenty quick enough.

It's all about context.

"Quick and insurable at 19" is a silly set of criteria.
 
Details you've given, few quotes with bell (Full Compy with £350 excess)

2004 RX8 231 - £1300
E46 330ci - £1400
Mazda 323 GTR - £1100
Audi S2 - £1000
Supra Twin Turbo Manual - £1000 (if you can find one!)

MK4 Golf VR6 4motion - £1200
 
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Its depends on where you live etc. I am 22 with 4yrs driving and 3yrs NCB and on my Yaris it costs me £750 a year. If I try to get insured on anything above group 9 then it shoots up to anything between £1300 to £3000. Thats on cars like MX-5, Volvo s40 T5, Lupo GTi, Seat Loen FR, Volvo v70 T5. Best thing to do is get a list of cars you like with the details and go on comparison websites and see what is the cheapest and which one you like the best.
 
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I'm interested in this as aged 18 with 0 NCB (and not even held a license for a year) my Saxo VTR's first year was, ahem, over £2k fully comp 12k miles:(.


But now I'm 19 nearly 20, 1 NCB and license held for nearly two years I'm thinking of moving on as the Saxo will only be £600 renewal...
 
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@ 19, 1 year NCB - got quoted £1100 on a Saxo VTS/Pug 106gti when I was looking at engine swaps or moving car.
 
As someone mentioned above, i would say the biggest variable is where you live ( postcode ) that decides your fate :p


I moved from macclesfield to manchester ( M40 ) and it doubled on the same car. Sucks but thats how it is.
 
Nomisf said:
@ 19, 1 year NCB - got quoted £1100 on a Saxo VTS/Pug 106gti when I was looking at engine swaps or moving car.
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This is the problem, typical (but most importantly cliché) slow hot hatches, for similar money you can insure so much more!
 
Im insured on a Seat Ibiza PD130 mapped to 170bhp/295ftlbs. Remap declared @ £1085. 19 years old with 0 ncb
 
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