Help!!

[02thompson]

ive had my licence since november 2009 i have no points im 18 turning 19 in march i have no experiance driver to put on the insurance with me . ive tried every insurance company i can think off i live in a ****ty area you would think shameless was bad haha (SR8) I JUST CANT SEEM TO GET THE INSURANCE DOWN UNDER 2000 I DONT IND PAYIN 200 AND WHATEVER A MONTH ITS THE DEPOSIT IF I CANT GET THIS SORTED IM JUST GOIN TO HAVE TOO WAIT TILL IM 21 ,,I WOULDNT MIND A SAXO VTR OR A ASTRA OR SOMETHINK LYK THAT ANY HELP WOULD BE GREAT AND SORRY ABOUT THE SPELLING ;D

[wwmnw]

SR8 is Peterlee/Horden/Easington etc isn't it? Have you tried Adrian Flux? I'm with them and have 1 years NCB and I'm only paying £390 a year for my 1.2 Nova.

[02thompson]

yes it is and yeah they gave me one for 2500 for a 1.1 corsa b

[Jack]

SAXO VTR

Thats why you're getting silly quotes

Here you go, insurance group 1. That should get you a cheap quote.

[wwmnw]

Here you go, insurance group 1. That should get you a cheap quote.

As serious as you may be there, I think he wants to get places in minutes/hours not days or weeks

[Saloony]

Go buy your sell a Yogo 45 and a dictionary mate.

[Lee H]

yes it is and yeah they gave me one for 2500 for a 1.1 corsa b

That will be because its modified as Vauxhall never made a 1.1 Corsa

[AlexW]

What i was about to say lee

[Pistol Pete]

As serious as you may be there, I think he wants to get places in minutes/hours not days or weeks

Young drivers: learn to walk before you can run.

Why oh why do the younger drivers question sky high premiums? Hmmm, maybe because of the likelyhood they will stack it??

Oh, and no...not preaching. I paid £1100 to insure my first car (Peugeot 205 1.4 XS). Difference is i accepted the fact and paid up.

[Saloony]

I fully understand high premiums, but would it not be fair for insurance companies to give the young ones a fighting chance. A sensible quote, on an equally sensible car. So 17yr old driving no more than a 1.4 car. Then if he/she does stack it then bend them over, written clause in there with say, you pay excess and new outstanding balance to take it upto what it would usually be?