Insurance hike ...

She was the only reason that Pondrew made an appearance here as it was her car :lol:
 
Roberltd2 said:
Just had my renewal notice from Carole Nash. It's their six wheel policy so it covers the Zed and my Triumph motorbike.
Comprehensive cover.
£423.55
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Thats cheap, I would have stayed with the company if I had the same quote just for the one G29.
 
pvr said:
I saw the premium graph with a correlation between renewal point and the amount of weeks before you start looking at getting quotes. According to that, it is cheapest at 6 - 8 weeks before renewal. The closer you get, the more expensive.

The other thing is the job title thing
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Try getting a quote for more than 30 days away though.

I called Admiral today and got my renewal down by nearly £300 pounds without any effort which has bought the price down to the same as last year. Probably due to removing Beth off a car as she is at Uni this year. Guess I can't complain too much now.
 
Wow :o

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Thats the cost of a decent Rolex that will go up in value.

To think the 3rd year renewal will overtake the initial purchase cost :cry:

Tim.
 
Must be about 17 with a few points on the licence?

Obviously more money than sense
 
Nanu said:
Must be about 17 with a few points on the licence?

Obviously more money than sense
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Think they're 20, I can't believe you would buy the car then think about insurance :roll:

Madness.

Tim.
 
MikeyH said:
Or he’s making it up :wink:
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Don't think he is to be honest, there's plenty of early twenty somethings who think it's reasonable forking out 5k and over for insurance :lol: think the lad is actually lucky to get a quote.

Tim.
 
At 20 it is highly unlikely they are earning enough to pay that premium, bank of mum and dad hence why they are not worried.
 
Scubaregs said:
At 20 it is highly unlikely they are earning enough to pay that premium, bank of mum and dad hence why they are not worried.
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Bought my first car at 19 which was a 1.2 Toyota Starlet think it cost £2400 which I thought was a fortune at the time and took out a bank loan :) my dream car at the time was either an Opel Manta GTE or a MK1 Fiesta XR2i but couldn't afford the insurance :(

Seems these days if kids pass their driving test their parents buy them a car as a reward :cry:

Tim.
 
TitanTim said:
Seems these days if kids pass their driving test their parents buy them a car as a reward :cry:

Tim.
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I was Born too early!

I even had to pay £1, 2s, 6d / hr for my own lessons!
 
ronk said:
TitanTim said:
Seems these days if kids pass their driving test their parents buy them a car as a reward :cry:

Tim.
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I was Born too early!

I even had to pay £1, 2s, 6d / hr for my own lessons!
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I was lucky in that respect Ron, my dad taught me to drive as he was an advanced police driving instructor, luckily I passed at first go :D

Tim.
 
My old boy said he sometimes drove while in the Army on active service (WW2) but he never ever drove post war.

So I just had to pay up!

Fortunately my 10 lessons and pass first time was just affordable as an apprentice in those days of 1965/66
 
I'm currently working for a BMW franchise as a product genius. (I just know I'm going to regret typing that. :cry:)

Customer on Friday, daughter was choosing between a mini cooper and a 118i M sport.

Test drive with a lady in an i4, had her 20 something son with her, he owned an M4.
 
Scubaregs said:
I'm currently working for a BMW franchise as a product genius. (I just know I'm going to regret typing that. :cry:)
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Quoting this for safe keeping :lol:
 
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