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Old 08 March 2004, 03:36 PM
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i have been trying to find a quote for a 1992 wrx, as where i stay i wont be able to get the insurance my self but im gonna put my mum as the main driver, to keep the cost down for a couple of yrs so i can get some driving experiance, i went and got a quote on 1st quote for a scooby sport 2ltr 1996 and they came back with £353 for fully comp, but i am not sure how much more i would have to pay for a turbo. am i better starting with the sport then getting a turbo in a couple of yrs time
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Better to get a uk turbo model. A 92WRX is an import and will probally cost twice as much to insure
Old 08 March 2004, 03:58 PM
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Guess it depends on your age Leasky27, some places won't go near you on a Turbo if you're too young

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Old 08 March 2004, 04:29 PM
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try Bell Direct, I am 28 and got cover
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How about getting "Driving Experience" in a nice little Nova till you can afford your own insurance?
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First off, insurance companies are wise to the "named driver" thing. If you're the main driver, you need insurance in your own name...
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there are turbo owners on here under 25. you just have to shop around. when I was 24 last year I paid £1100 on a uk turbo with 5 yrs ncb.

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Be careful insuring it in your mothers name, with her as the main user and you as the named driver, the companies are aware this goes on (fronting) and if there's a claim it can render your policy null and void. Your best bet is to build up you No claims discount 1st (1 or 2 yrs) and then start looking at a scoob.

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