Technical Newbie needs advice
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paid a little etra (about £30 iirc) so i can have it boosted so that my time as a named driver counts towards my no claims and will sign it off properly so can use it with other insurers (so they say).
Carl, why the fcuk are you paying £2100....
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if i put my residence as our cottage though it goes down to nearer £1k but as i dont live there not going to push my luck
I dont give a crap if you were living in moss side, i still wouldnt pay that amount, thats robbery man... your seiously telling me that was the cheapest quote you got?!
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cheapest is £1800 with 400 excess. my excess is £200
Id rather pay that then stupid £2100
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insurance companies dont like me. worst quote ive had on the grande is £7k a year with £800 excess and thats no mods or anything
lol, i paid over 3k last year
Bummed, bummed and more bumming! lmao....
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I uh, am a bit drunk. I was in the car telling my mother I'd never drink and drive... whilst drubnk.... this is not good.
Btw, I did a quote with a full uk license and it was only £1000, still not to shabby for a 1.4
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Btw, I did a quote with a full uk license and it was only £1000, still not to shabby for a 1.4
Love it! xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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Nah im really going to stick my neck out now and get loads of abuse but im a cheeky sod and i need to say this
id rather pay more for insurance jst to know deep down that i am superior to all female driver
THANKS MATE! nice to know us girls are being respec'ed yo.
ok thats been 12 pages now so heres a question for everyone;
what was the OP's original opening question about?
what was the OP's original opening question about?
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I asked for advice on a GP and now I'm asking advice on insurance
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oh right cheers
haha do I detect a hint of sarcasm?
It wasn't me who kept going on a tangent promise!!
just a bit
I can bring it back on track...(as i'm so helpful)
Petrols will always be more fun if you fancy driving around enthusiastically but if you're not really bothered about that and are planning on doing a fair few miles then the diesel would be the better option (although a little more expensive to buy)
and as far as insurance goes...fleet ftw!!!!!!
Petrols will always be more fun if you fancy driving around enthusiastically but if you're not really bothered about that and are planning on doing a fair few miles then the diesel would be the better option (although a little more expensive to buy)
and as far as insurance goes...fleet ftw!!!!!!
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I can bring it back on track...(as i'm so helpful)
Petrols will always be more fun if you fancy driving around enthusiastically but if you're not really bothered about that and are planning on doing a fair few miles then the diesel would be the better option (although a little more expensive to buy)
and as far as insurance goes...fleet ftw!!!!!!
ta mate, I don't think I'll ever do enough miles per year to justify diesel tbh... if it gets me from A to B in a smart, timely and cool fashion then good!
you're very welcome
well then yeah, definitely go for the petrol tbf!
and as for being 'cool'...there isn't anything like the GP or 500 in that price range and market so it definately wins out there!
well then yeah, definitely go for the petrol tbf!
and as for being 'cool'...there isn't anything like the GP or 500 in that price range and market so it definately wins out there!
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