2 young for scoob!!!!!!!!!!!
01 February 2007, 05:50 PM
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2 young for scoob!!!!!!!!!!!
Hi,
just got of the phone from my insurer.........
they said i was to young (25)
and inexperianced (7yrs no claims)to have insureance.
i have had no claims or convictions at all. apart from a sp30 in 2002.
what are they on, i've always had reasonable powered cars.
is this right????????????????????????????
car is a impreza salon 1995 sti version 2
there aving a larf lol
just got of the phone from my insurer.........
they said i was to young (25)
and inexperianced (7yrs no claims)to have insureance.
i have had no claims or convictions at all. apart from a sp30 in 2002.
what are they on, i've always had reasonable powered cars.
is this right????????????????????????????
car is a impreza salon 1995 sti version 2
there aving a larf lol
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01 February 2007, 05:53 PM
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im 23 and my insurance is only £1200 fully comp, they had no problems insuring me either... and i had a group 20 cossie before that with no problems..
id switch company mate
id switch company mate
01 February 2007, 10:23 PM
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Tescos are shocking, they give low quotes but thats because they give sod all help when needed.
Have a good look around but i personally wouldnt ever touch tesco insurance ever again, they are unprofessional, rude, unhelpful and should stick to selling spuds!!
Have a good look around but i personally wouldnt ever touch tesco insurance ever again, they are unprofessional, rude, unhelpful and should stick to selling spuds!!
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02 February 2007, 10:22 AM
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Last year we had a saxo hit the discovery up the ****, they were insured with tesco, and even tho all they did was break the tow bar electrics
and nearly wrote the saxo off..
tesco were on the phone 2 days later asking what damage/where i wanted to get it fixed etc... Told them not to bother as we had already change the socket for one we had already...
02 February 2007, 10:52 AM
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^^^^^^^^^^^^They're talking out their bottoms mate. There are lots of companies that will happily insure you at your age an with your driving record.
02 February 2007, 11:54 PM
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I'm 24, 5 years no claims and I pay £890 for a stage one modified MY99 UK Turbo. And that's through Gary at Keith Michaels.
02 February 2007, 11:55 PM
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Im a little confused how you lot get your insurance so cheap.
I have 6 years no claims (been driving longer on fleets, etc) and am about to try to get insurance on an V4 STi Type R. Thing is Ive owned the car eight years, drove it on a fleet policy and when the company I was part of went 'belly up' last year took it off the road. I m a bit worried about even trying to get a quote for it. I will probably only drive it at weekends, in good weather, when I havent got to go any where I darent park it (about two weekends use a year then and its not moving out of the garage). Its a second car that wont do much really.
Any advice from you lot would be greatly appreciated or any pm's from insurance providers would be great. I hate using it as an expensive shelf in the garage.
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I have 6 years no claims (been driving longer on fleets, etc) and am about to try to get insurance on an V4 STi Type R. Thing is Ive owned the car eight years, drove it on a fleet policy and when the company I was part of went 'belly up' last year took it off the road. I m a bit worried about even trying to get a quote for it. I will probably only drive it at weekends, in good weather, when I havent got to go any where I darent park it (about two weekends use a year then and its not moving out of the garage). Its a second car that wont do much really.
Any advice from you lot would be greatly appreciated or any pm's from insurance providers would be great. I hate using it as an expensive shelf in the garage.
Cheers
03 February 2007, 02:15 PM
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i'm with hic at the moment with a limited milage on a heavy modded mk1 golf gti. 2nd car etc. they gave me a brilliant deal no one can touch. £150
but will not touch me on a scoob untill i'm at least 27. worth a try....
but will not touch me on a scoob untill i'm at least 27. worth a try....
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