any young scooby owners on here
30 April 2007, 06:36 PM
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any young scooby owners on here
if so could i ask what you are paying for your insurance on your scoob, someone i know would like to get one but at only 21 he thinks the premium will be out of his reach, what are you paying for yours., 
30 April 2007, 08:19 PM
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If your mate has 3yrs NCB, he's in with a shot of a sensible premium.....as sensible as a young driver will get on a scooby anyway!
BUT
He's still looking at about 2k+ I'd say.
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He's still looking at about 2k+ I'd say.
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30 April 2007, 08:26 PM
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if u got some no claims get on this site there irish and the best and cheapest ever and they let u drive other peoples cars on third party and wheels and exhaust dont change anything only suspension and serious other mods.... even if ur older just do a quote u will save i guarntee. Car insurance, van insurance & business insurance - QUINN-direct let me no...
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30 April 2007, 08:30 PM
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The one thing your mate must not do is get a car insured in someone elses name and drive it as a 3rd party! Some people do that on their mum's and Dad's policies.
All policies are based on what's known as 'absolute disclosure' If a person claims to be a 3rd party driver when in point of fact they are the principle driver of the vehicle, the policy will be invalid.
Believe me, the insurance company WILL smell a rat and refuse to pay up in the event of a claim!
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All policies are based on what's known as 'absolute disclosure' If a person claims to be a 3rd party driver when in point of fact they are the principle driver of the vehicle, the policy will be invalid.
Believe me, the insurance company WILL smell a rat and refuse to pay up in the event of a claim!
Ns04
30 April 2007, 08:43 PM
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The one thing your mate must not do is get a car insured in someone elses name and drive it as a 3rd party! Some people do that on their mum's and Dad's policies.
All policies are based on what's known as 'absolute disclosure' If a person claims to be a 3rd party driver when in point of fact they are the principle driver of the vehicle, the policy will be invalid.
Believe me, the insurance company WILL smell a rat and refuse to pay up in the event of a claim!
Ns04
All policies are based on what's known as 'absolute disclosure' If a person claims to be a 3rd party driver when in point of fact they are the principle driver of the vehicle, the policy will be invalid.
Believe me, the insurance company WILL smell a rat and refuse to pay up in the event of a claim!
Ns04
01 May 2007, 01:32 AM
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At that age the man to speak to is Lucko off here. Always does me a good deal on my insurance 
(if your reading this wench i expect discount come renewal time lol)
(if your reading this wench i expect discount come renewal time lol)
01 May 2007, 01:45 AM
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im 20 and pay £1250 fully comp on a version 5 sti with a few little mods like coilovers, exhaust and induction kit. 
im insured on a minifleet policy where the car is insured and then anyone with a licence can drive...happy days.
i have a high excess of £1000(under 21 driver), this is only cos i wrote my old wrx off. before i did i had an excess of £250. i only paid bout £650 fully comp on the wrx it was an l reg tho and only insured for 3k.
im insured on a minifleet policy where the car is insured and then anyone with a licence can drive...happy days.
i have a high excess of £1000(under 21 driver), this is only cos i wrote my old wrx off. before i did i had an excess of £250. i only paid bout £650 fully comp on the wrx it was an l reg tho and only insured for 3k.
01 May 2007, 06:58 AM
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Im 21, Paying £2300 Full comp with wait for it..........£750 exess. 2years NCB
DR10 DOH!!
With a Sigma alarm and emobiliser and a RAC tracker fitted. Limited Mileage.
Totally Standard P1.
Monki.
DR10 DOH!!
With a Sigma alarm and emobiliser and a RAC tracker fitted. Limited Mileage.
Totally Standard P1.
Monki.
01 May 2007, 07:12 AM
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im 22, only had my license 13 months, no ncb as ive swapped insurers a couple of times on different cars.
uk turbo 2000 worth around £5k
£1761 fully comp with £500 excess. bloody good deal actually considering my lack of driving experience.
uk turbo 2000 worth around £5k
£1761 fully comp with £500 excess. bloody good deal actually considering my lack of driving experience.
01 May 2007, 07:24 AM
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That looks quite expensive, but to be far they will sting you on any car at that age. I remember an insurance company wanting £1400 for my 1.3 8 year old Mini (non cooper) valued at £2k, when I was 21 with no no-claims. Perhaps I should have looked for a Sport back then too
I had a Mini when I was your age.
02 May 2007, 10:18 PM
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if u got some no claims get on this site there irish and the best and cheapest ever and they let u drive other peoples cars on third party and wheels and exhaust dont change anything only suspension and serious other mods.... even if ur older just do a quote u will save i guarntee. Car insurance, van insurance & business insurance - QUINN-direct let me no...
They won't even quote you on "high performance" unless your over 25. I speak from experience
Even more moderate things like group 14 BMW 320D.... 25 and over...
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03 May 2007, 02:06 AM
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Just had a look at the quinn web site. Disclaimer on the front page..No modifications/adaptations to increase top speed, performance or acceleration
So thats no use.
32yo full no claims, 3 points. £650 keith michaels including all mods and business mileage on a 53 blob.
So thats no use.
32yo full no claims, 3 points. £650 keith michaels including all mods and business mileage on a 53 blob.
