Reply With Quoteagain??
as above how much do you pay for insurance
as you know im 19 got a mk1 sporting R reg im paying £1300 that me and my dad and a tracker fitted
again??
A tracker only counts if you got a certificate for it as I've got one I fitted myself and it didn't count on my insurance. Anyway Im 25 7 years protected ncb fully comp £600 for my gt
Get your dad to insure all the cars through admiral multicar my brother passed his test the other day and admiral multicar was cheaper to insure 3cars than my brother on a 1.1saxo and he is the policy holder on that not a named driver
oh bugger, thatll teach me not to look first, ive just started this thread lol, would one of the mods kindly delete it please? thankyou
im 27, have no NCB and pay £700 FC, but thats with steve as main driver and his names on the v5, im with the AA and as a named driver i can earn NCB but can only use it if i get my only policy with AA
So you earning NCB is almost pointless because it means you cant shop around next time round... And TBH it sounds like you're fronting your policy!Originally Posted by angiesx
No disrespect to anyone but I cant stand the way people 'work' the system.
If you cant afford to buy, insure, tax and run a car yourself then you shouldnt have one...
Me and the missus have a skoda fabia, she pay's £1000 with 6 points and 3 years no claims
The bad thing about the skoda, is that the insurence company said you have to be over 21 to insure those cars
Dont forget insurence can go down on;
Where you live (ct12 6bw)
What job you do
Obviously your age
Penalty points
roughly 900 ish on 16v sporting, 0 NCB / 0 points / 21 years old
we are not working the system, steve bought the car hence its in his name, therefore the policy is in his name, he uses the punto more than he uses the skyline so its more of a play toy as its expensive, but it will be transferred over to me as v5 keeper and policy in my name after october, and he will only be a named driver which gives me 1 year experience plus 1 NCB if i stay with the AA both cars get mot'd taxed an insured, theres nothing dodgy, i wouldnt want to risk my license nor would he.
Last edited by angiesx; 10th September 2011 at 13:10.
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