Suitable Car
- Thread starter Tom27
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How long ago you pass your test?
How old are you?
Where do you live?
Do you have a driveway/garage?
I summise your male?
What will you use the car for?
I had a Vauxhall Corsa (53 Plate) at 18 year old, 1 litre, just parked on the front and used socially, third party, fire and theft. Was £1600 a year.
How old are you?
Where do you live?
Do you have a driveway/garage?
I summise your male?
What will you use the car for?
I had a Vauxhall Corsa (53 Plate) at 18 year old, 1 litre, just parked on the front and used socially, third party, fire and theft. Was £1600 a year.
Yeah need to know all of the above before we can give you any real idea for your situation.
Btw liam, what is summise? Assume?
Surmise**
Yea Assume kind of, means that based off his name (Tom) I assume he's male.
18, 19 in July the rest of the insurers were around 1400, I found this one on confused.com.
im 20, drivin 2 years ,no noclaims,
driving a volvo v50 2.0d on a 55 plate, pay £1500 a year with me, the gf, my dad + mum on and yes its all under my name
n for them who think having a garage/driveway lowers your insurance, think again.
when u do your insurance always check "park on the street" aswell as the garage/driveway
in 100% of all my cases in insurance putting it on the drive or garage has increased my premium by £100ish
dunno why, it just does
i work in insurance, and ill give u a tip
dont go for stuff like corsas/206's/punto's n **** like that wot all youngsters get, theyre involved in well too many accidents which shoots up the insurance premium, when u see like theyre group 3 and 4 and stuff it means nothing insurance companies have their own grouping based on the amount of claims that type of vehicle has had and how much has been paid out.
corsas n stuff are in accidents every week and so u pay for it on ur insurance.
best bet is to go for an uncommon car, myself i tend to go for "grandad" cars as theyre always reliable, alot of em are fast and not in as many accidents as the corsas n such
driving a volvo v50 2.0d on a 55 plate, pay £1500 a year with me, the gf, my dad + mum on and yes its all under my name
n for them who think having a garage/driveway lowers your insurance, think again.
when u do your insurance always check "park on the street" aswell as the garage/driveway
in 100% of all my cases in insurance putting it on the drive or garage has increased my premium by £100ish
dunno why, it just does
i work in insurance, and ill give u a tip
dont go for stuff like corsas/206's/punto's n **** like that wot all youngsters get, theyre involved in well too many accidents which shoots up the insurance premium, when u see like theyre group 3 and 4 and stuff it means nothing insurance companies have their own grouping based on the amount of claims that type of vehicle has had and how much has been paid out.
corsas n stuff are in accidents every week and so u pay for it on ur insurance.
best bet is to go for an uncommon car, myself i tend to go for "grandad" cars as theyre always reliable, alot of em are fast and not in as many accidents as the corsas n such
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iv got a 106 that im about to sell at the moment, reason for sale is that i want a bigger car now that its got me through the first few years of driving, starts first time everytime.
51 plate 26,000 miles
Blue
Remote central locking
Lecky front windows
Alloy wheels
Il upload some pics if ur interested lookin for around £1000 ono
51 plate 26,000 miles
Blue
Remote central locking
Lecky front windows
Alloy wheels
Il upload some pics if ur interested lookin for around £1000 ono
106 & Saxo have the exact same engine.
I prefer Saxo's. Recently bought a Saxo VTR for £800, needs a bit of work though.
I prefer Saxo's. Recently bought a Saxo VTR for £800, needs a bit of work though.
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Depends what way you mean by "Bad" realy.
Bad as in wannabe gangstas who talk like dis initz cuzzy
or
Bad as in how most normal people see saxo's... Shít ?
