no Insurance you lose ya car
29 April 2011, 06:43 AM
#61
I don't insure any 17/18 year olds, so my opinion isn't based on me trying to insure them.
You're obviously an expert though, so you must know about the costs involved in claims with young drivers.
Bollox? Get a grip? If the truth hurts then nothing i try to explain is going to get you to get your head out your **** is it?
You're obviously an expert though, so you must know about the costs involved in claims with young drivers.
Bollox? Get a grip? If the truth hurts then nothing i try to explain is going to get you to get your head out your **** is it?
Instead of your snide comments on me being a expert give me a ring to discuss it
......sent you my numbers via pm for insurance quotes over 2 weeks ago Truth hurts
I'll re say it.....if you wasn't in insurance you wouldn't agree with half of what you type
Give me a call if you want
29 April 2011, 09:36 AM
#62
I work in the business so i see the figures and where the claims come from, so i understand why some prices are high.
TBH insurance is just a job to me, i have no passion for it, so why it matter to me?
I see some of the 17/18 year old tossers driving near us, using the roads like race tracks, and i'm glad the cost is so high for them, or there would be more on the road.
As for 'snide comments', don't post offensive stuff like you did (saying i talk bollocks) and not expect me to react to it.
Nice to see you're quick enough to moan about me not calling you back, but forgot the pm's i replied to helping you when you needed advise. If you did want a quote i think you've shot yourself in the foot there.
TBH insurance is just a job to me, i have no passion for it, so why it matter to me?
I see some of the 17/18 year old tossers driving near us, using the roads like race tracks, and i'm glad the cost is so high for them, or there would be more on the road.
As for 'snide comments', don't post offensive stuff like you did (saying i talk bollocks) and not expect me to react to it.
Nice to see you're quick enough to moan about me not calling you back, but forgot the pm's i replied to helping you when you needed advise. If you did want a quote i think you've shot yourself in the foot there.
29 April 2011, 09:39 AM
#63
someone has already posted this, but surely it is as simple as limiting the engine size of the car until x years have passed, just like they do with motor bikes. ok wont stop, not going to say youngsters, inexperienced drivers from crashing, but should decrease the size of the crash.
29 April 2011, 09:44 AM
#64
Moley what is the youngest you insure 25? What i dont get is when i'm 22 with 4 years NCB and a clean licence and a history of nice cars (Fiesta ZS MK5 then MK6, Focus RS, Civic type R and now my scoob) why am i having to pay the arth because of some **** Chav who has no licence let alone insurance 
29 April 2011, 09:48 AM
#66
That was on a horse and cart though Gary wasnt it? Surely they didnt have motorcars that long ago!
29 April 2011, 10:01 AM
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29 April 2011, 11:32 AM
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at 20 i was told there was no chance insuring an impreza till 25 now im 30 and my 18 yr old mate has just been told he can for £3000. dont get me wrong he is a good kid and a safe driver so i dont mind but there is 3 or more young drivers nr me with chav race cars and they all boast of paying peanuts for there 2.0ltr corsas and stuff.
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