Young Driver (21) Insurance ???
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Young Driver (21) Insurance ???
I have not long turned 21 and I am looking for an insurance company who will at least give me a quote on a classic Scooby WRX. My insurance is up for renewal next month so I will have to change since my insurance company wont insure me until I am 23 or 25 on an import. And I have money just now to buy a car, just not prepared to wait another 2 years to get a car. I have tried Greenlight and a few others. Looking for the cheapest company. *Also tried confused.com I am prepared to pay a good few £000 for insurance it is just hard to find someone who will actually insure me. Any ideas ? Got 1 years NCB. Driving 3 years.
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Originally Posted by Gazz_
I have not long turned 21 and I am looking for an insurance company who will at least give me a quote on a classic Scooby WRX. My insurance is up for renewal next month so I will have to change since my insurance company wont insure me until I am 23 or 25 on an import. And I have money just now to buy a car, just not prepared to wait another 2 years to get a car. I have tried Greenlight and a few others. Looking for the cheapest company. *Also tried confused.com I am prepared to pay a good few £000 for insurance it is just hard to find someone who will actually insure me. Any ideas ? Got 1 years NCB. Driving 3 years.
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i been getting 1900 quid quotes on a my06 sti lol. fc. not sure on classic one. if its only 220bhp there group 17. my old type r was 17, but i was only 20.
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hi guys
i too am in a similar position age 22, with a my93 classic wrx import and have found www.bell.co.uk to be quite reasonable, however i'm on my mums at the min due to gf writing off the last car. Good luck
i too am in a similar position age 22, with a my93 classic wrx import and have found www.bell.co.uk to be quite reasonable, however i'm on my mums at the min due to gf writing off the last car. Good luck
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I'm in the same boat, looking at getting a MY00 UK Turbo.
Used to be with Bell (Admiral Group) - they're not the most helpfull co in the world, wouldn't use them again!
Via confused.com www.screentrade.co.uk have been giving me quotes of around £1600 FC.
Also, visit www.insuresupermarket.com - I've managed to get a quote with Express Insurance.
Around £1450 for when I'm 21 or £1675 for my current age of 20.
Tried Keith Micheals, no good.
Bell and Elephant were over 2k for me.
Used to be with Bell (Admiral Group) - they're not the most helpfull co in the world, wouldn't use them again!
Via confused.com www.screentrade.co.uk have been giving me quotes of around £1600 FC.
Also, visit www.insuresupermarket.com - I've managed to get a quote with Express Insurance.
Around £1450 for when I'm 21 or £1675 for my current age of 20.
Tried Keith Micheals, no good.
Bell and Elephant were over 2k for me.
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Originally Posted by typerchris
I was just about to suggest bell as they are proving to be the best for my renewal on my type r and i'm only 22 with 9 points and a 2yrs ncd
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Lets see what they charge me this year then.. Last year on T Plate UK TURBO they charged me around the £1600 mark that was with 5 yrs no claims and me being 23..
Fingers crossed this year if they're quoting you that for yours, they might offer me something sensible for a renewal with them, if not the cars gonna have to go
Fingers crossed this year if they're quoting you that for yours, they might offer me something sensible for a renewal with them, if not the cars gonna have to go
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to be honest it may be down to the age of the car, ive often found newer cars have been cheaper to insure than older versions of performace cars, becasue older models tend to be owned by people who care less for them as they cheaper and so more likely to be spanked and crashed
Not my veiws u understand, but what insurance companies seem to believe!
its hurt my wallet in the past, becasue this is the first newish car ive been able to afford, so fingers crossed for you mate, tho ring around and hopefully youl get a deal so you can keep the motor
Not my veiws u understand, but what insurance companies seem to believe!
its hurt my wallet in the past, becasue this is the first newish car ive been able to afford, so fingers crossed for you mate, tho ring around and hopefully youl get a deal so you can keep the motor
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