Xanderson93X
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What is the best way to go bout insurance for a 17 year old, i have a 1.4 golf 1999 R32 replica, under my own name (standard) i am getting qoutes of £3000
Plz help lol
Plz help lol
Insurance for 17 year old
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sturgy
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try the post office 
Sgt_Major
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That quote sounds about right to me to be fair...
Gavlar
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Is that including declaring all the R32 stuff? For a 1.4 you might not get much cheaper than that with your age, try clickci.co.uk I find them really good come renewal time
alison
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Hughes is always cheapest for me, and I know lots of folk who have found open and direct good. Axa might also be worth a look. Good luck!
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No thats it without the R32 Kit
you pay 3 grand hammath ? If so your mad.
Im not seeing whats wrong with this
Con
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we all get raped with the first year of driving 3k is bout right especially on a golf.
I had 3k insurance on a megane in 2002.
for your renewal it could possibly half it if you have no claims. Bite the bullet as we all have to
I had 3k insurance on a megane in 2002.
for your renewal it could possibly half it if you have no claims. Bite the bullet as we all have to
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Try Autoline in Ballymena. Were the best for me and did some haggling over the fone to save me the hassle.
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Unfortunately £3000 is about right as said by others for a 17year old male in their own name but everyone has to start somewhere.
as metioned it will probably half in a year. for now you could maybe think about putting your mum or dad on as a named driver after yourself. it may not change it, but on the other hand it may bring it down a bit. good luck with it
as metioned it will probably half in a year. for now you could maybe think about putting your mum or dad on as a named driver after yourself. it may not change it, but on the other hand it may bring it down a bit. good luck with it
Chris_Boyd
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Should get it cheaper than that. Im goin onto a 1.6 VTR C2 and its 1400 under my own name...thats with caulfields.
they are cheap to insure though i priced one of them and it was £850 for me with one years no claims. Its the fact he's 17 and in his first year of driving. a 1.4 at that age won't be cheap
ryanpatterson
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Thats a wild price for a 1.4.. I had the jordan insured when i was 17 for a few hundred more than that. Just try ringing round different insurance companies. Im sure you will get a better quote than that.
prices have went up a lot since then though Ryan. I'll probably get shot down for this but honestly try Quinns
prices have went up a lot since then though Ryan. I'll probably get shot down for this but honestly try Quinns
I'd agree 2bh
or AXA NI or go into a broker
Prices have changed allot in the past 2 years
I'm with zurich, it's part of a fleet in fairness, but id try them for a quote aswell...
ryanpatterson
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Didnt know they had changed that much.. Suppose everything is getting more expensive these days. Are Quinns taking on new policies??
Yea they are meant to be well, that's what the woman on the phone said.
Insurance prices are wild now mate. If you can, go under someone's name, works out alot cheaper. At 17 i was under someones name on a 1.9 TDI with all mods declared for £550.
£3000 in your own name, at age of 17 sounds about right.
£3000 in your own name, at age of 17 sounds about right.
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