follo link..............
http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/2359241.htm

 

O dear

 

"email me chav spice" lol

 

 

** forwards to cheshire police **

Seriously though, what a donger! There's no point, what if you need to make a claim, or worse, somebody has to claim against YOU.

 

Insurance premiums going up soon then if he gets 1, winds me up tricks like that un-insured drivers = tw*ts

 

its all good fun till the **** runs into you and his insurance company void the policy !

 

My thoughts exactly

 

really! dont you guys think its a prank advert! i mean the email address gives it away! surly?

 

you would be surprised mate theres a lot of simpletons out there

 

that really is thick if its true! do we really want people like that driving our precious cars into the ground!

 

thing is ,if insurance companies didnt take the **** in the first place people wouldnt try and pull tricks like that !!

 

+1

 

sorry, but thats no excuse my insurance is £1500, yes its expensive but if you want the car you gotta be prepared to pay for everything else that comes with it. how would you feel if he ran into you then said ' oh sorry pal its only insured as a sport, what we gunna do na '

 

its not an excuse though mate its a fact !!!
i got a ford fiesta 1.2 zetec cheap( 700 quid ) just as a run around while i save to fix my scoob . the cheapest quote i managed to get after searching all over the place was £780 work that out !!!! im 28 years old with 8 years no claims bonus , a garage and a clean license ! takes the **** ! yea id b pissed if that happened but if insurance companies continue to con us, people will continue to do it! so blame them . im not backing him by any means , hes a ****but if insurance was realistic im sure it would solve that problem

 

And you get others doing this http://www.pistonheads.co.uk/sales/1854649.htm

 

Nope, google the email address. http://upload.bebo.com/Profile.jsp?MemberId=328245085
Name matches advert on PH.

Just wondering though, how many people tell their insurance company or change the logbook when dropping a 2.5 block in their scoob?

 

When I got my first import back in 2006 I was only 22, the insurance cost me 1500. On the log book it was registered as a impreza gl. I changed it via dvla just incase anything happened everything was above board and my **** was covered.

 

They'd still have to pay for your damage, they'd probably take him to court to get their money back.... but that wouldn't effect you

 

I know a few insurance companies employ people to sit on the internet looking at forums checking for fraud, so i think the name Danny Ellams will now be flagged.

 

http://www.bebo.com/c/photos/view?Me...Id=10939164130

 

they should put the cost of insurance on the price of petrol
that would put the un insured driver issue to bed
but it would put moley on the dole
double edged sword if you ask me
and i pay over 2k per year insurance

 

He'd be better off with this

 

Are you not with the over 50s insurance co then...

 

That really takes the ****, I have a Trader's Policy and had to pay extra to put the Scooby on it due to being an Import, Don't know how people dumb enough to place an advert get away with things like that

 

Theres one on Pistonheads Silver....
Seems theres a few imprezas hiding different sized engines.....

 

exactly mate , or sti in wrx ! whos gonna know ???

 

The joys of being over 30 and being able to insure the car you love with no problems!! Just be honest guys insure what you own!!! good things come to those who wait!!! like a 2001 Bugeye wagon WRX my baby i love you so much lol

 

They should increase the price of road tax, but include 3rd party only insurance cover with it, that'll remove any un-insured issue.

Most people would still buy normal insurance, to cover theft/accidental damage etc.

However, it's the 3d party aspect that is increasing the prices (fraudlent injury claims/excessive repair costs) so i expect the price of a tax disc to increase by £300-£400 to cover this (if done via the road tax way).

I still say the way to reduce insurance prices is that you pay the first £500-£600 of ANY claim you are at fault for (you only get charged excess currently if you make a claim to get your own car fixed).

 

The specialist engineers that insurers are using that inspect the car