average age for scoob owner
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average age for scoob owner
Hi all i was just wonderin what the average age for owning a scoob was? I was just curious because i am 21 with a 2004 WRX and every other scoob i see the driver seems to be quite older than me.
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There not easy to get insured on mate.... im 28 years old been driving 9 years with no accidents or tickets. ive done countless advanced driving courses as i work for the emergency services. with the exception of keith micheals my cheapest quote was £2000 -£8000 for a turbo2000
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19 here. I also have a second home in the south of France, a model girlfriend, am an accomplished cage fighter and recognised scholar....oh and I have a a 10 inch *****.
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Average age would fall somewhere between late 20s to mid thirties I'd say.
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Average age would fall somewhere between late 20s to mid thirties I'd say.
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There not easy to get insured on mate.... im 28 years old been driving 9 years with no accidents or tickets. ive done countless advanced driving courses as i work for the emergency services. with the exception of keith micheals my cheapest quote was £2000 -£8000 for a turbo2000
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I can agree with the insurance, im payin well into 3 figures a month. I worked it out that in 4 years of driving i have paid over £9,000 in insurance. The new scoob is costing me over half of that for a year lol, and thats with no convictions and 4 years NCB.
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[QUOTE=New_scooby_04;10391836]19 here. I also have a second home in the south of France, a model girlfriend, am an accomplished cage fighter and recognised scholar....oh and I have a a 10 inch *****.
Lol whether I'm awake or asleep I only have 3 inches.
Then again,3 inches is wide enough for anyone.
35 here,full no claims,£460 at the moment on a type r.Its gonna go up a bit when I have my new brakes fitted.
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Lol whether I'm awake or asleep I only have 3 inches.
Then again,3 inches is wide enough for anyone.
35 here,full no claims,£460 at the moment on a type r.Its gonna go up a bit when I have my new brakes fitted.
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24, 6 years NCB, no claims, no points and with Keith Michaels paying just under £2000, fortunately i'm an existing customer so i'm able to be insured still. I beleive i would have been paying between £2000 - 3000 if i wasn't with KM.
Well said birchy2010.
I've owned my Impreza Turbo 2000 for 2 years, first year i was paying about £2000, second year £1500 and this renewal just under £2000.
Who's paying the most insurance!?
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Sam
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That doesn't count then Guest lol. Do you own the trade policy or are you a listed driver on one?
I'm a listed driver on a trade policy but i don't drive cars on it as if i crashed the car or got hit, my employer would not appreciate me using it. In fact i would be insured while driving but the moment i got hit i would become uninsured if it was personal as they aren't going to sort out my mistake, and i don't blame them, they obviously work hard to run the company.
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I'm a listed driver on a trade policy but i don't drive cars on it as if i crashed the car or got hit, my employer would not appreciate me using it. In fact i would be insured while driving but the moment i got hit i would become uninsured if it was personal as they aren't going to sort out my mistake, and i don't blame them, they obviously work hard to run the company.
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What you paying chaps1536?
24, 6 years NCB, no claims, no points and with Keith Michaels paying just under £2000, fortunately i'm an existing customer so i'm able to be insured still. I beleive i would have been paying between £2000 - 3000 if i wasn't with KM.
Well said birchy2010.
I've owned my Impreza Turbo 2000 for 2 years, first year i was paying about £2000, second year £1500 and this renewal just under £2000.
Who's paying the most insurance!?
Thanks
Sam
24, 6 years NCB, no claims, no points and with Keith Michaels paying just under £2000, fortunately i'm an existing customer so i'm able to be insured still. I beleive i would have been paying between £2000 - 3000 if i wasn't with KM.
Well said birchy2010.
I've owned my Impreza Turbo 2000 for 2 years, first year i was paying about £2000, second year £1500 and this renewal just under £2000.
Who's paying the most insurance!?
Thanks
Sam
I have to have German insurance because the british army is awkward like that lol. I pay 4130 Euro a year. If i can remember rite the english quote was just less than that.
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motor trade policy not cover you for only driving cars that u dont own though ??? or at least ones that are not registered in ur name ??? and have had a valid v5c filled out thats says been sold to a trader ?
i heard my mates traders policy only covers him in this way , had to insure his r32 outright as he was told if it was driven or at most crashed then he could be done for no insurance as the car was registered to him and he owned the car as such