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Ingham

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16th Mar 10 at 14:52

I'm 19, with 3 points and no NCB trying to find a decent insurance price for an X16 Sport when I next buy a car. My insurance has dropped considerably from the insurer wanting £4400 (last year for GSi) to £2100 for a Sport (3PF&T and points declared). Is this WAAAAAAY too much or does it sound about right?

What were/are you paying at my age to insure a Sport?

Adam_B

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16th Mar 10 at 15:08

Surely that more than the car is even worth?!

P1CK4D

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16th Mar 10 at 15:21

At 19 I had a 2ltr GSi Corsa and was paying £1200 for insurance

Ingham

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16th Mar 10 at 15:22

quote:
Originally posted by Adam_B
Surely that more than the car is even worth?!

Indeed, which is why I'm trying to get it down somehow.

How do people get these tiny quotes? I'd love to know..

R Lee

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16th Mar 10 at 15:24

Fuck me, thats a lot for insurance

Perhaps you should do some more shopping around.

Ingham

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16th Mar 10 at 15:31

I've shopped about a hell of a lot bud. Been on every comparison site, been on Quinn's site as I heard they were quite good, Direct Line, Young Drivers all over!

R Lee

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16th Mar 10 at 15:43

Adrian Flux?
HIC?

They were great with me when I had an XE Corsa.

Adam_B

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16th Mar 10 at 15:44

Dont bother with websites, your better phoning people up. I know its a pain in the arse but you cant haggle with a website.

Ingham

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16th Mar 10 at 15:46

That's true Adam.. a friend just tried insuring an MR2 and got quoted £2000 down the phone, yet they kept phoning back and eventually got it down to £1600..

Pip308

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Location: Basingstoke Drives: Audi A4 Avant, Mk1 Caddy
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16th Mar 10 at 15:46

i was 20 with 6points and No NCB paying £1300 on a 1ltr with a 1600 declared in it if that helps at all?

Pip308

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16th Mar 10 at 15:47

thats was with flux iirc

Ingham

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16th Mar 10 at 15:48

I may try Flux then as I'm 20 within the next couple of months.

shaunmods

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16th Mar 10 at 15:59

19, 2NCB, year and a half driving experience, corsa 1.0 with x16xe conversion £1200 TPFT. Thats with HIC if thats any help

davevans1234

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16th Mar 10 at 16:17

flux direct mate thats the cheapest one i found

Ingham

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17th Mar 10 at 18:39

Thanks lad, appreciated.

am4nf

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Registered: 27th Jul 08
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17th Mar 10 at 18:40

Its because you have no years no claims

Richardhhha

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17th Mar 10 at 19:19

and because insurance has taken a hike these last few months. Im getting quotes of 1k on a 1.8 civic ffs will be 25 with 4yncb

Jack1.6valver

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17th Mar 10 at 19:45

Depends on where you live to and whether you've had a fault or non fault accident,according to some insurance companys if you've had a non fault accident,your more likely to have a fault accident. . . . . . . . . . dont know where the logic is in that tbh!

shaunmods

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Registered: 12th Mar 07
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17th Mar 10 at 20:07

quote:
Originally posted by Jack1.6valver
Depends on where you live to and whether you've had a fault or non fault accident,according to some insurance companys if you've had a non fault accident,your more likely to have a fault accident. . . . . . . . . . dont know where the logic is in that tbh!

Really is daft about the non fault accidents isn't it! I've had 2 that weren't my fault and it was bumping the quotes up over £300

Edit: Job title can make a big difference as well.

[Edited on 17-03-2010 by shaunmods]

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