N.I. insurance??
i have seen a nice 93 wrx for £2200. new engine, clutch and gear box. with a carbon fibre bonnet.
i went to moneysupermarket.com to price insurance and the cheapest quote was £4196.... every other website was up around £6200 :eek: i'm 19... with no no claims bonus and live in northern ireland... but this is just ridiculous... :rolleyes: i tried limiting the miles to 4000 and tried classic insurance but still well over £5000. :cry: :cuckoo: anyone know a cheap insurer that might cover me?? |
I think that no no claims at 19 and Northern Ireland will put off a lot of companies, I think you may have to either pay a high premium or wait until you are a little older with some no claims under your belt. Sorry to be a bearer of bad news.
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Try Greenlight,but as said above be prepaired to pay a small fortune.
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i'm thinking of getting someone else to insure it in their name & me as a named driver :) hopefully i don't crash again though :rolleyes:
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get ya mother on ins' it'll bring it down!
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Originally Posted by claypole55
(Post 8365054)
get ya mother on ins' it'll bring it down!
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Yourself as a named driver is probably the main factor in the price.Have you tried Tesco,Admiral,Elephant,Greenlight,etc??
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Originally Posted by Mandz
(Post 8367036)
it was still £3000 with here as the main driver :wonder: :eek: and she has 15ncb... i dont understand that :Suspiciou
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Originally Posted by Mandz
(Post 8364682)
i'm thinking of getting someone else to insure it in their name & me as a named driver :) hopefully i don't crash again though :rolleyes:
that comment is exactly why companies wont touch u, your way way to young and inexperienced to be driving such a powerful car. |
Originally Posted by Mandz
(Post 8362414)
i have seen a nice 93 wrx for £2200. new engine, clutch and gear box. with a carbon fibre bonnet.
i went to moneysupermarket.com to price insurance and the cheapest quote was £4196.... every other website was up around £6200 :eek: i'm 19... with no no claims bonus and live in northern ireland... but this is just ridiculous... :rolleyes: i tried limiting the miles to 4000 and tried classic insurance but still well over £5000. :cry: :cuckoo: anyone know a cheap insurer that might cover me?? |
Originally Posted by big-kev
(Post 8368545)
m8 do,nt touch that car !!!!!!!!!!!! not even for £500
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Originally Posted by 2pac
(Post 8368537)
that comment is exactly why companies wont touch u, your way way to young and inexperienced to be driving such a powerful car.
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a friend was telling me if i insure a car in my name fully comp, something cheap, then i get someone to insure the scoob, i can drive it, aslong as i have their permission, then if i crash, i just say i was borrowing it, and it wont do the persons no claims bonus any harm because it will be through my insurance.... ? :confused: is that possible... or legal? :lol1:
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Originally Posted by Mandz
(Post 8368638)
a friend was telling me if i insure a car in my name fully comp, something cheap, then i get someone to insure the scoob, i can drive it, aslong as i have their permission, then if i crash, i just say i was borrowing it, and it wont do the persons no claims bonus any harm because it will be through my insurance.... ? :confused: is that possible... or legal? :lol1:
If you can't afford to insure it legally why bother getting one? |
Originally Posted by Moley_WRX
(Post 8368919)
If you can't afford to insure it legally why bother getting one?
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Originally Posted by Moley_WRX
(Post 8368919)
Good luck getting DOC (driving other cars) at 19
If you can't afford to insure it legally why bother getting one? yeaam gona work up some NCB & then get a newer scoob in a few years |
and wrx dont class in insurance terms as classic cars so you wont get a discount that way.
just get some experience then move up to big power cars |
yip start small and all that :Whatever_ thinking of a vauxhall calibra now :lol1:
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