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Clio V6 insurance for under 21's?
- Thread starter SJR
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We have had a few under 21 owners, not sure if there''s any at the moment.
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Perhaps a handy LINK
Welcome to v6clio.net
and old post viewtopic.php?f=22&t=2803
Perhaps a handy LINK
Welcome to v6clio.net
I hear NFU are competitive at the moment.
However.. different companies specialise in different customers. Most folk on here are a little older than you SJR, so you may not fit their customer profile, being so youg... ya lucky git.
Hope all goes well with the collection of your new car!
Where abouts are you based, what number car have you found? etc etc.?
Welcome to v6clio.net!
However.. different companies specialise in different customers. Most folk on here are a little older than you SJR, so you may not fit their customer profile, being so youg... ya lucky git.
Hope all goes well with the collection of your new car!
Where abouts are you based, what number car have you found? etc etc.?
Welcome to v6clio.net!
Guillaume":18upwbe3 said:I hear NFU are competitive at the moment.
However.. different companies specialise in different customers. Most folk on here are a little older than you SJR, so you may not fit their customer profile, being so youg... ya lucky git.
Hope all goes well with the collection of your new car!
Where abouts are you based, what number car have you found? etc etc.?
Welcome to v6clio.net!
Hi there, didn't see your post just now. I will check out that company to see what they offer!
It's a 2002 PH1 with new tyres, battery, MOT, service and the all important cambelt change. 35k on the clock.
There's gotta be a way for a 19 year old to get insured on one reasonably!! Starting to doubt whether I should pick it up now
Cheers
19!!! wow, sadly your going to get hit with the stereotype that in control with such a car you are a very high risk. You will do well to find someone who will insure you, and if they do its going to cost half the price of the car!!!!
Best of luck with it though! Take care with the car and take it slowly, especially as you will be learning to drive it at the worst possible time of the year weather wise!!!!
Best of luck with it though! Take care with the car and take it slowly, especially as you will be learning to drive it at the worst possible time of the year weather wise!!!!
ddouble":25iamrxe said:
Yea alot them don't believe I can even afford the car which is a shame really as I`ve always been a car nut and my dad has always had quite nice cars (911 Turbo, E46 M3, Twin Turbo Supras etc). I`m not really into driving around like a lunatic I just think it looks stupid especially seeing people wheelspinning through town haha! Will keep trying and if not I guess I`ll have to find something else!
Cheers for all the fast replies!
Obviously your post code will play a major part in what your premium will be.
Other folk have found that adding someone at a very low risk as a named driver to their policy like their mother or Grand mother for example, will often reduce a premium.
Clearly I wouldnt advocate such behavior.
Other folk have found that adding someone at a very low risk as a named driver to their policy like their mother or Grand mother for example, will often reduce a premium.
Clearly I wouldnt advocate such behavior.
Banjo232232
New Member
Have you checked your postcode insurance rating? This coupled with car insurance can make up a large amount of the premium even before age is added in. Adding your mum and dad on the policy as named drivers, even if they aren't the first drivers helps a lot. I'm 22 and insurance is 920 a year for me that's with 2 years no claims, and living in a low risk post code - D I believe. Audi 3.2 A3 is insurance group 17 or 18 instead of a vee which is 20.
