CITY FOR LIFE
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My lad is 17 he had a Per 307 up till 2 weeks ago but wrote it off, he is insured through Tesco who have been 1st class. He was fully comp and it cost £1963.00 but has been worth it.
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car insurance advice for teenager
- Thread starter C17Y CJ
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Is it cheaper for lasses than lads?
If someone passes their test at 18 and doesn't drive much at all and is rarely insured until they're 22 will it be cheaper than for a 17 year old because they are older or is it purely based on experience?
If someone passes their test at 18 and doesn't drive much at all and is rarely insured until they're 22 will it be cheaper than for a 17 year old because they are older or is it purely based on experience?
jimharri
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Hmmm!CITY FOR LIFE said:My lad is 17 he had a Per 307 up till 2 weeks ago but wrote it off,....
nelsons willie
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wrongun73 said:i would have thought he'll get shafted, (pardon the pun) if its in his name, you could add him on yours, some companies will then take it into account when he eventually gets his own providing he has made no claims
not pinkwheeltrims is it
missing person
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Try quinn direct thats who i went with i had a l reg corsa registered in m23 and it cost me 1300. As for the bloke whos son writ his car off after two weeks thank him, its no wonder we have to pay through the roof when things like this happen.
.whitey. said:Try quinn direct thats who i went with i had a l reg corsa registered in m23 and it cost me 1300. As for the bloke whos son writ his car off after two weeks thank him, its no wonder we have to pay through the roof when things like this happen.
You're paying for all the uninsured drivers, not the decent people who pay through the nose to insure their cars. So your anger is misplaced mate.
Scottyboi
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i had to deposit 600 plus 12 months on two hundred and fifty everymonth. Wankers i hate them.
missing person
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my anger lol is not misplaced, i am simply pointing out facts. If i were paying for uninsured drivers why are young women driving quotes considerably less than young mens.
.whitey. said:my anger lol is not misplaced, i am simply pointing out facts. If i were paying for uninsured drivers why are young women driving quotes considerably less than young mens.
Young male drivers premiums are high because they are a high risk. My premiums are high because there are thousands of uninsured drivers out there. It's not that hard to work out.
Televators
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I had the first car my daughter drove registered in my name and then bunged her on as a named driver.
When the little sweetheart wrote it off after 6 months they did question me about why I had two cars, at which point I put my snottiest voice on and told them it was none of their bloody business how many cars I had, which seemed to work.
As long as the kid is living at the same address as you (e.g. not away at Uni etc.) there shouldn’t be a problem.
When the little sweetheart wrote it off after 6 months they did question me about why I had two cars, at which point I put my snottiest voice on and told them it was none of their bloody business how many cars I had, which seemed to work.
As long as the kid is living at the same address as you (e.g. not away at Uni etc.) there shouldn’t be a problem.