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Re: Best 300 for drifting?

Posted: 04 Nov 2009 11:28 pm
by volvosneverdie
Tom bailey wrote:cant believe it i thought the 340 was cheap to insure i was just quoted 3450 !!!!! fully comprehensive
get a quote for something comparative dude.
Sure its not the car thats causing the high quote.....................................

try a quote for a 1.4 fiat punto. (ghey)

Re: Best 300 for drifting?

Posted: 05 Nov 2009 12:22 am
by turnbullj
mine was £400 in febuary when i was 19 + i dont have any no claims or anything to put it in comparison my zetec s is £1500

Re: Best 300 for drifting?

Posted: 05 Nov 2009 07:52 am
by Stealth
turnbullj wrote:mine was £400 in febuary when i was 19 + i dont have any no claims or anything to put it in comparison my zetec s is £1500
Thats a good price - is it under your dads name and you as a second driver ?
I have just got my insurance down to about £160 - Fully Comp. for S/D/P & Buisness use with SAGA :D and that for a :360:

Re: Best 300 for drifting?

Posted: 05 Nov 2009 11:58 am
by Speedy88
My renewal will be around 400 this December. 3 years no claims and I'm 21. Did some shopping around and it's about 100 more if I want to declare the mods I plan to do

Re: Best 300 for drifting?

Posted: 05 Nov 2009 01:42 pm
by turnbullj
Stealth wrote:
turnbullj wrote:mine was £400 in febuary when i was 19 + i dont have any no claims or anything to put it in comparison my zetec s is £1500
Thats a good price - is it under your dads name and you as a second driver ?
I have just got my insurance down to about £160 - Fully Comp. for S/D/P & Buisness use with SAGA :D and that for a :360:
nah thats my own name with admiral, only fire + theft and i put down about 3000 miles annualy, the fiestas in mums name till i can get a few years NCB from the volvos insurance

Re: Best 300 for drifting?

Posted: 06 Nov 2009 01:06 pm
by classicswede
Often fully comp is cheaper than 3rd party. It could be worth tring clasic insurance

Re: Best 300 for drifting?

Posted: 06 Nov 2009 01:33 pm
by turnbullj
classicswede wrote:Often fully comp is cheaper than 3rd party. It could be worth tring clasic insurance
ive found fully comp is cheaper on newer cars but on the 340 is was about £550, i couldnt get classic insurance till im 21 I was told

Re: Best 300 for drifting?

Posted: 24 Nov 2009 11:08 pm
by Tom bailey
i dont kno what it is bout me but comparison sites have still quoted 3500 quid ive dun it on a mazda mx5 that is only 2000 quid!

Re: Best 300 for drifting?

Posted: 24 Nov 2009 11:37 pm
by kaos
my 340 back in 07 was £1500 tpft but i got it for £1100 as the insurance company took some off and gave me a years ncb, as i was on my dads policy for 6 months after passing my test driving a 2l turbo car. good stuff really. next year or as soon as my volvos finaly runing sweet again, fully comp £500 grp 19, all mods declared.

Re: Best 300 for drifting?

Posted: 25 Nov 2009 12:01 am
by 340GLT
kaos wrote:my 340 back in 07 was £1500 tpft but i got it for £1100 as the insurance company took some off and gave me a years ncb, as i was on my dads policy for 6 months after passing my test driving a 2l turbo car. good stuff really. next year or as soon as my volvos finaly runing sweet again, fully comp £500 grp 19, all mods declared.
There is no way thats group 19!!!
Adam

Re: Best 300 for drifting?

Posted: 25 Nov 2009 08:44 am
by volvosneverdie
340GLT wrote:
kaos wrote:my 340 back in 07 was £1500 tpft but i got it for £1100 as the insurance company took some off and gave me a years ncb, as i was on my dads policy for 6 months after passing my test driving a 2l turbo car. good stuff really. next year or as soon as my volvos finaly runing sweet again, fully comp £500 grp 19, all mods declared.
There is no way thats group 19!!!
Adam

Dont contradict the Kaos Adam.
Hes got the market cornered.
On EVERYTHING!!!!!!!!!!! :lol:

Re: Best 300 for drifting?

Posted: 25 Nov 2009 12:45 pm
by bennett
:lol:

Re: Best 300 for drifting?

Posted: 29 Nov 2009 01:19 pm
by wst50
I got quotes £2100 on a 1.4 yesterday (17, first car, male, with dad as the 2nd driver (having a parent as 2nd driver lowers quote by ~£600 for me))
I'm going to go on a comparison website, and find a lower quote... then I'll take that quote back to the ins. brokers and get them to beat it. Play them off against each other a bit... I just hope the best quote I get *isn't* from Quinn because the brokers will laugh at me if I ask them to beat Quinn, because Quinn are shite :p

Re: Best 300 for drifting?

Posted: 29 Nov 2009 04:56 pm
by magnumpi
That is a total p*ss take of a quote for a 1.4 thats worth what, even in factory fresh condition top whack £1000?!

Comparison sites are fine for just that, but to get a really good deal your better off spending a few hours on the phone to various companys. Pretty much all of them will give you a better price than what it states on the comparison sites.

Also smaller lesser known companys can often do you a good deal, maybe worth looking into? The Co-Op used to be pretty good and cheap when i started driving.

Re: Best 300 for drifting?

Posted: 29 Nov 2009 05:42 pm
by turnbullj
DON'T go with the Co-op I had my MG insurance with them which was written of on boxing day through no fault of my own yet im still waiting on the money 11 months on!!!