CAR INSURANCE 17 under 2500

[intenserider]

Sup guys i know there is tones of insurance topics up here about cheap insurance for 17 year old guys here is another but if i could just get your help by listing cars and insurance company's and price rather than the long debate we can have on bloody insurance company's i want a golf or something in the same class please help thanks

Zach

[cris654321]

i got my saxo for 2500 with pass plus and thats group 4 if you get a 1.4 golf there group 4 too just get sumert st for the first year til u get some ncb or sumert decent looking n cheap to insure such as a c2 or watever you like the look of

[MondeoMan1981]

Get a Ka.

Fun to drive, cheap to run.

Or do what I did ten years ago and run a bubble Micra for a year. Then I moved up to a Pug 306 1.6

[cris654321]

also forgot, they charge more for newer cars but older cars are often a higher group its just finding the balance go for around 04 reg (i would of thought)

[R1 Loon]

intenserider said:

Sup guys i know there is tones of insurance topics up here about cheap insurance for 17 year old guys here is another but if i could just get your help by listing cars and insurance company's and price rather than the long debate we can have on bloody insurance company's i want a golf or something in the same class please help thanks

Zach

Word homes.

You clearly have no idea how insurance works. I'd suggest reading about how it works, so that you'll understand how silly the question is.

Station, innit.

[Spedz]

Have a look at a Skoda Fabia. Insurance group 2 iirc

Throw a couple adults on as named driver (Women tend to bring it down the most, mum etc)
Pass Plus
Lower mileage (Obviously depends on how much you will be driving)
Park it on your 'driveway' etc
High excess

My first year, own policy etc was £1400 with Quinn.. Though I have a feeling they've got dearer.

[Ferg]

intenserider said:

i want a golf or something in the same class

What you WANT is a car you can afford to insure. Start from there and see where it takes you..

[chrisispringles]

I hate to be frank, but you are very, very unlikely to find insurance for less than £2500 when you are 17, end of.17 year olds like you, and me, pose a massive insurance risk simply because we are young and very inexperienced, so to be honest the prices are justified as all the insurance companies have to go on is our age.

Anyway, welcome to PistonHeads. Although, I would suggest improving your grammar and punctuation, some people here are very picky about it.

[thinfourth2]

Spedz said:

Have a look at a Skoda Fabia. Insurance group 2 iirc

Throw a couple adults on as named driver (Women tend to bring it down the most, mum etc)
Pass Plus
Lower mileage (Obviously depends on how much you will be driving)
Park it on your 'driveway' etc
High excess

My first year, own policy etc was £1400 with Quinn.. Though I have a feeling they've got dearer.

I though parking on the street was now considered cheaper due to insurance computer being a bit st

[Baryonyx]

intenserider said:

Sup guys i know there is tones of insurance topics up here about cheap insurance for 17 year old guys here is another but if i could just get your help by listing cars and insurance company's and price rather than the long debate we can have on bloody insurance company's i want a golf or something in the same class please help thanks

Zach

You'll never get insured on a Golf at that age. Either that, or you'll be paying absolutely loads for it.

If you want something quick or desirable, keep dreaming. Insurers won't touch you with a barge pole. Too many young lads have went before you with similar aspirations, except when they were insured they crashed and cost the insurer loads of cash. Now they're just unwilling to take that chance again.

You'd be better off going for something like a Micra, or a small car you would expect an old woman to drive that hasn't had a lot of attention from young drivers. Grovel to the insurers and you might get an offer of less than £2000.

[Life Saab Itch]

chrisispringles said:

I hate to be frank, but you are very, very unlikely to find insurance for less than £2500 when you are 17, end of.17 year olds like you, and me, pose a massive insurance risk simply because we are young and very inexperienced, so to be honest the prices are justified as all the insurance companies have to go on is our age.

Anyway, welcome to PistonHeads. Although, I would suggest improving your grammar and punctuation, some people here are very picky about it.

My insurance when I was 17 was £260 fully comp, unlimited miles.

Morris Minor
Owners club
Owners club insurance deal.
Job jobbed.


Most owners clubs for classics have some sort of insurance deal.
You don't build up an official "no claims discount", but if you stick with the same company, they will often give you a year's NCB for staying loyal to them.

A Morris Minor will get you way more sex than a 1.4 Golf.

[Baryonyx]

And to the OP, the most intense ride you'll be having anytime soon will be on a bus, because the insurance market is seemingly fked now. Even the old classic car trick seems to be on the way out, as more and more companies are refusing to give classic insurance to under 25's?

[slipstream 1985]

Baryonyx said:

And to the OP, the most intense ride you'll be having anytime soon will be on a bus, because the insurance market is seemingly fked now. Even the old classic car trick seems to be on the way out, as more and more companies are refusing to give classic insurance to under 25's?

rightly so imo, talk about giving away your own advantages on here, everyone suggests a classic on classic insurance for the youngsters just passing now. sure enough more classics will be crashed and the premiums for them all will go up.

[rossw46]

R1 Loon said:

Word homes.

You clearly have no idea how insurance works. I'd suggest reading about how it works, so that you'll understand how silly the question is.

Station, innit.

Wot dis bruv said

Lol

On a more serious note,the position you're in sucks,but everyones been there...I have,but I turn 25 on saturday...cheaper insurance for the win! (Hopefully)