young drivers and insurance
young drivers and insurance
im 17 and have a 1.2 E polo but i wanna put a few bits on itsuch as induction kit, lowering springs, boost valves, ecoteck valve etc and i wanna get as cheaper insurance as i can (obviously) but i cant find anyone that will insure me if i was to do mods. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
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david burton
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with modding you'll find that most mainstream companies allow 3 mods (at a large extra cost) then they'll refuse to insure you.
adrian flux
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are two that spring to mind that have done me proud in the past! even www.needtoinsure.co.uk are sometimes quite good.
adrian flux
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are two that spring to mind that have done me proud in the past! even www.needtoinsure.co.uk are sometimes quite good.
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Re: young drivers and insurance
olop02 wrote:im 17 and have a 1.2 E polo but i wanna put a few bits on itsuch as induction kit, lowering springs, boost valves, ecoteck valve etc and i wanna get as cheaper insurance as i can (obviously) but i cant find anyone that will insure me if i was to do mods. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
why those? at the end of the day its a 1.2! personally i wouldnt waste my money. i didnt even bother with an induction, 1.2's aint fast so dont bother spending the money on the engine!
as for insurance, i used CIS in my first year of insurance. mods and 0 no claims with 2 accidents 2400
CIS dont charge for non performance mods, so they are good for slow cars are you dont mod the engine on them!
norich union it ****! all u do is chat to some punjabi if i claim! im now with eleplhant which are **** rubbish but atleast u speak to some 1 in the country
I don't agree with this. Overall I've found Norwich Union to be quite good, and i haven't had trouble with overseas call centres etc. When i last asked, NU said they wouldnt increase premium for ICE upto 1k, tints, coilovers, aftermarket alloys, but just to make sure i notified them before i got any of it fitted. (I know only the coilovers are performance related, but i guess you know what im getting at)with modding you'll find that most mainstream companies allow 3 mods (at a large extra cost) then they'll refuse to insure you.
Another good thing with NU as opposed to Elephant.co.uk is that they insured the new golf1.6 i had as courtesy car for free (despite the golf being worth 3grand more/higher insurance band etc)
Elephant however are charging my sister a tenner a day to insure a courtesy Honda Jazz1.3... even though her policy is fully comp for her Civic Type R :S
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hi i'm 27 protected ncb - mines £376 fully comp - even got a refund of £64 when I wrote my GTI off and transfered the insurance to my TDI. One thing I would recommend is the courtesy car - I was without a car for about 3 weeks and had to keeping get lifts off people. I'm with Norwich Union and so far they have been really good and paid the claim quickly and are well cheap. I don't work for them by the way!