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12 January 2012, 08:07 PM
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It's not loosing his car that'll hurt him, it's the cost of what/who he hits.
If he hits someones £20k car and causes the occupants £20k personal injury don't think for a second the insurers won't come after him to cover the payout.
If he hits someones £20k car and causes the occupants £20k personal injury don't think for a second the insurers won't come after him to cover the payout.
12 January 2012, 08:07 PM
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ok heres my new advice..dont pay to get a policy to drive other peoples cars as you cant do it..its illegal..you can only drive your own car fact noone elses
12 January 2012, 08:09 PM
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so your saying everyon can only drive their own car and noone elses?.
12 January 2012, 08:13 PM
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12 January 2012, 08:24 PM
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Seeing who's name is on the invoices in the service history, and questioning your neighbours as to who they see driving the car are two popular ones.
12 January 2012, 08:26 PM
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12 January 2012, 08:27 PM
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thats fine its a risk ye take...do u never go over 70mph?..thats illegal 35 in a 30?...everythin these days there seems to be a fine for it...whos to decide insurin your car like thats any worse than speedin
12 January 2012, 08:29 PM
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but its not uninsured mate the insurance covers the driver..anyway well be here all night at this so ill say your right im wrong and its bad kids dont do it..im away to look at the wag pics..cheers moley
12 January 2012, 09:26 PM
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Looks like im jist going to hav to bend over and take it for a year.
Was going to buy a cheap run about and insure that and put scooby on my uncles traders policy but dont think its well advised after this thread oh well.
Andy
Was going to buy a cheap run about and insure that and put scooby on my uncles traders policy but dont think its well advised after this thread oh well.
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12 January 2012, 09:39 PM
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Its not cheap i said £1200 more than in november. My quote if i paid in 1 go is £2800 which i dont think is bad but cant afford all in one go for paying monthly it now shoots up to £4500 for year where as in november it was £3400.
Who do you insure yours with stig and what car is it?
I have thought about doing this and driving it third party on my policy but dont know the ins and outs of this which would be good if moley could clarify on this as i thought you could drive any car with owners permission if you had any car third party in your policy.
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Who do you insure yours with stig and what car is it?
I have thought about doing this and driving it third party on my policy but dont know the ins and outs of this which would be good if moley could clarify on this as i thought you could drive any car with owners permission if you had any car third party in your policy.
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12 January 2012, 09:43 PM
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I would take it for a year, that isnt bad for your age buddy, alot of people out themselves as named drivers and not the primary driver, which is technically fraud, as you are the primary user of the vehicle, not saying anyone has been found doing it but there probably is, but its not worth the risk, cause its a car you care about and you dont want them to turn around and say, sorry your insurance is void, odviously if you had an accident.
stick at it will be worth it man. not to mention pride of doing it for yourself
stick at it will be worth it man. not to mention pride of doing it for yourself
12 January 2012, 10:16 PM
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Im 22, well 23 in 3 weeks and have 6yrs no claims, 1 non fault claim, and a cu80 with 3 points,renewed my insurance today with elephant for £1388 for a 10 minth policy.
I put my mum and dad on policy as named drivers which bought it down over £600
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I put my mum and dad on policy as named drivers which bought it down over £600
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13 January 2012, 06:17 AM
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13 January 2012, 08:02 AM
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If you cant afford to run it in your own name then sorry mate scooby aint for you. Altho you can get away with driving it undr dads name yes it is illegal n its also another reason why are car insurance is stupid. Im 27 completed some hard advanced driving courses due to job 9years ncb and i can only get insured on a classic for £750 mate
13 January 2012, 08:57 PM
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If you cant afford to run it in your own name then sorry mate scooby aint for you. Altho you can get away with driving it undr dads name yes it is illegal n its also another reason why are car insurance is stupid. Im 27 completed some hard advanced driving courses due to job 9years ncb and i can only get insured on a classic for £750 mate
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13 January 2012, 09:25 PM
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Hi Mate.
Im 23 and insured with Admiral, they gave me a good price, i shopped round for days and days and no one could come close to what they were offering, added both my parents to the policy which bought it down some what too.
Im 23 and insured with Admiral, they gave me a good price, i shopped round for days and days and no one could come close to what they were offering, added both my parents to the policy which bought it down some what too.
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