Captain-Sticky

I have no no claims (personal) having had random cars lasting less than a year due to having access to company cars/vans. My company insurance brokers have said they will writet a letter stating i have had no claims LGV/Van or car for more than 10 years. Had my own company car for 11 months, clean licence for 10+ years and 41 years old.
Will all above be used favourably to get a decent scoob quote? Or am i going to get creamed?

Moley

iTrader: (9)

If you have experience driving performance cars for more than a year (for the last year really) then it might help, but without that experience bend over and lube up.

Captain-Sticky

1.8 Vectra count?
So better to go for a cheap classic then, keep the cost down?

Moley

iTrader: (9)

Unfortunately not.

We still have companies who will quote, but it does limit how many companies who'll give a price by quite a lot.

Captain-Sticky

trying to budget so insurance is a big factor, would prefer newage but dont want insurance to kill car choice
eg; 99 classic or 03 newage similar spec, similar prices then?
going to avoid sti or mods for a while...

Moley

iTrader: (9)

It really depends on who'll quote.

Main factors (with the insurers who will quote) will be age, any claims, and postcode more than anything else.

Captain-Sticky

Appreciate the info, cheers

Captain-Sticky

last one i promise...
ballpark figure, 40, no claims/convictions private or work for 10 years, cat c postcode?
best guesstimate?

Moley

iTrader: (9)

What is the first part of your postcode? (ie RH6)

Captain-Sticky

NG10

Moley

iTrader: (9)

Hard to say, but i'd guess at £800-£850ish

Captain-Sticky

with no no claims im impressed
not so bad, was expecting way over a grand...
helps massively, ups my car budget a little
appreciate your help, ill contact you at work when i have something to quote on