Wanting a Scoob at 18
16 October 2006, 12:54 PM
#62
Does it really matter?
As said before if he can drive sennsibly then he's as safe as anyone else.
Mummy & Daddy may not even come into the equation.. nobody knows his situation so i dont think its fair to judge where his funds are coming from.
As said before if he can drive sennsibly then he's as safe as anyone else.
Mummy & Daddy may not even come into the equation.. nobody knows his situation so i dont think its fair to judge where his funds are coming from.
16 October 2006, 12:58 PM
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Originally Posted by frayz
Does it really matter?
As said before if he can drive sennsibly then he's as safe as anyone else.
Mummy & Daddy may not even come into the equation.. nobody knows his situation so i dont think its fair to judge where his funds are coming from.
As said before if he can drive sennsibly then he's as safe as anyone else.
Mummy & Daddy may not even come into the equation.. nobody knows his situation so i dont think its fair to judge where his funds are coming from.
16 October 2006, 01:02 PM
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Originally Posted by Tidgy
i don't realy question funding it, as long as he's done his sums and can afford the running cosxt then each t there own, what i wonder is about the experiance and driving ability
Drive carefully and you'll be fine i think
16 October 2006, 01:06 PM
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Originally Posted by frayz
I appreciate what youre saying mate but any car is a weapon in the wrong hands.. a turbo 2000 isnt really that much different IMO.
Drive carefully and you'll be fine i think
Drive carefully and you'll be fine i think
and wtf is that overclockers post about???
no job and wanting to buy and run a scoob with insurance being 3k???? your havin a giraffe
16 October 2006, 06:48 PM
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Originally Posted by EddScott
Oh FFS 
Overclockers UK Forums - What to look for when buying a scooby
Post 19 should finish the job off.
Overclockers UK Forums - What to look for when buying a scooby
Post 19 should finish the job off.
16 October 2006, 11:59 PM
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Originally Posted by Gangsta Smurf
The fact that you are 18 is irrelevant. It is not a label which indicates you are going to crash, despite what the insurance companies think.
Go and do it bud!!
Go and do it bud!!
We (insurance staff) log details of every claim made, including the age of the driver. Therefore we can say without any doubt that young drivers are involved in proportionately more accidents (and more serious ones for that matter). Insurers are commercial organisations in a competitive market - if the rates being charged were beyond the level of risk, some insurer would come along and plug the gap and insure 18 yr olds at the same price as 30 yr olds !!
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17 October 2006, 05:35 PM
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all of us have said the same thing.. too young, the temptation to beat all your mates in their little saxos, corsas will be too much, Imprezas are very powerfull cars and very expensive, at 18 a 1.4 will be enough, but its your life, we all make mistakes!
17 October 2006, 05:39 PM
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Originally Posted by MickeyWRX
all of us have said the same thing.. too young, the temptation to beat all your mates in their little saxos, corsas will be too much, Imprezas are very powerfull cars and very expensive, at 18 a 1.4 will be enough, but its your life, we all make mistakes!
heres the differenance i had a good job and still have so could afford it, he wont be able to/unless he gets help should i add
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