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Author Can people under 25 actually get insured on decent cars?
FruitBooTeR
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19th Apr 10 at 11:49   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

As in imports and other performance cars.

Just thinking really..if im going to spend circa 14k on a blody astra I want to check this first.

Is there any way in hell anbody would insure a 22 year old with 4 yncb on cars such as -

Evo 6/7/8
Silvia S14/15
R33 Skyline GTST

I mean for under 10k you can get a decent evo, and even if the insurance was about 2k Id proberly pay it but most places cant even give you a quote or if they do on like compare.com its like 4k...

Does it dramaticly drop when you get to 25 so by the time im 25 with 7 yncb I could insure most things?
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19th Apr 10 at 11:53   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

You'll be looking at specialists like Greenlight etc.

And its "probably" by the way
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shame those scammers quinn went bust really as now its only real prices on real legit policies.
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19th Apr 10 at 11:56   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

P1CK4D on here is under 25 and has a white evo 7 import.
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I dont understand insurance, im always getting silly quotes whether its silly low or silly high.

I would like a astra sri turbo thingy me bob, i got a quote for my corsa and with 1 NCB it was £1400.

Now for a astra sri turbo, it was £1500, so for £100 more i can insure a car with over twice the power?
FruitBooTeR
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quote:
Originally posted by fro-dizzle
P1CK4D on here is under 25 and has a white evo 7 import.


And is his rectum the size of the channel tunnel yet?

R Lee
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After 25, it really does drop dramatically
harrisp
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A mate of mine has got a r33 gtst he is 20, think his insurance is 2k with mods declared.
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Evo's are just expensive cars to insure no matter what age you are.

Im 27 & pay just over 500 on my M3, an Evo 8 MR would stand me at 1200 quid to insure.

Imports I can only imgine will be more!!
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get a cheaper car now...and then in a couple of years...get the import. tbh, spending that much on a car when you are looking to replace it isnt a good idea. Get something for sorta 4/5k and over the next few years save and when you hit 24/25, you've got the cash for the evo
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quote:
Originally posted by harrisp
A mate of mine has got a r33 gtst he is 20, think his insurance is 2k with mods declared.


Any idea who thats with?
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CTR and a 350z were of the cheaper jap cars for me, anything jap turbo and they'd crucify me, import even more so..

im 23 with 1 years ncb and 3 points sp30..

for something like an Impreza they were quoting around 3k fully comp
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quote:
Originally posted by FruitBooTeR
quote:
Originally posted by harrisp
A mate of mine has got a r33 gtst he is 20, think his insurance is 2k with mods declared.


Any idea who thats with?


Not sure, il ask him next time I see him.
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19th Apr 10 at 12:17   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

25 is the major drop
FruitBooTeR
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Greenlight -

Firstly, thank you for taking the time to complete our online application.


Having had the opportunity to process your application with the intention of sourcing a competitive option for you, we found from the detail entered by you upon the application that you currently fall outside of the acceptance criteria of our specialist vehicle schemes.


Additional Information:
**We are unable to quote this model vehicle for drivers under the age of 25**


Evo 6 btw..
big eck
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I'mm 33 with 6yrs ncb and I pay £650 a year, i'd imagine someone under 25 would be paying well over double that for any import.

Pace Ward are the specialist evo insurers and will accept under 25s

On the other hand if you pay say £8k for a nice evo 7 and then £3k on insurance then your still saving yourself £3k on the original £14k you were gonna spend. Something to think about.

[Edited on 19-04-2010 by big eck]
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Long shot but try the nfu costs me 800 to insure an 10 plate v8 range rover sport
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At 19 I had my RX7, first year insurance was £2200 2nd year went down to £1200
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23 with 5yrs ncb on my coupe turbo is £550 full comp
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quote:
Originally posted by FruitBooTeR
quote:
Originally posted by fro-dizzle
P1CK4D on here is under 25 and has a white evo 7 import.


And is his rectum the size of the channel tunnel yet?




Its massive he showed me!

Can be done just got to pay the premium unfortunately.

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Can be done you just need to look in the correct places i think, Mate of mine has an r32 gtr and has done since he was 19 and its not std either.

EDIT: he aint paying much either, sure its around £900 a year...

[Edited on 19-04-2010 by WATSON]
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a friends gf was 18 and had an evo , was somthing like 7k a year insurance though
FruitBooTeR
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quote:
Originally posted by WATSON
Can be done you just need to look in the correct places i think, Mate of mine has an r32 gtr and has done since he was 19 and its not std either.

EDIT: he aint paying much either, sure its around £900 a year...

[Edited on 19-04-2010 by WATSON]


See thats what im trying to find out...

Where are these correct places???...everywhere I try they wont touch you unless your over 25

And as for a GTR at 19 thats just insane!
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19th Apr 10 at 13:20   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

Imagine a Maserati Grandtourismo at 21

At the moment i'd be upset paying anythig over £700 for a perfomance car
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mates got a r33 gtr and he is with bells insurance, he is 22
i was with adrian flux till i got my traders policy when i was 23


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