Hi Faisal I'm am also 21 have 3 years ncb and also drive a Leon cupra and my insurance is £1300 with admiral so I can't think why yours is so expensive
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Just don't bother paying for insurance at all, you're insurance has been obtained fraudilently so you aren't insured anyway.
sniperftw
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Mate I'm not sure if you read clearly, I live with my relatives MOST of the time so that's why I am insured on that address and that is where my licence is registered. So in what way is it fraudulent?
That's what I thought.
Hi mate, yeah going to give Greenlight a try on Tuesday.
Got a quote of £2200 from money supermarket but the excess is £1000! Lol.
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I'm 21, with 4 years ncb and have just paid £880 for 12 months with admiral on my cupra, my excess is at £500 and have my mum and dad insured on it too
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You're lucky mate lol did you get the quote through a comparison site or from Admiral directly?
It was through confused.com, but the quote was with elephant but admiral matched it anyway
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sniperftw
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Don't be a smarmy arsehole!! You dont fill us in on the whole story!!
Anyway the way you said it " i register my car to an address in oldbury" Suggesting you dont live at that address permanantly!! THUS making it fraudulent!
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Wondering what prices other people are currently paying. I'm driving a 1.4 TSI and the cheapest insurance I was able to obtain was £1700 anually. Saving up for a Cupra but £3,000 for a year even with 3 years driving experience and 3 NCB is waaay to much.
Wondering what prices other people are currently paying. I'm driving a 1.4 TSI and the cheapest insurance I was able to obtain was £1700 anually. Saving up for a Cupra but £3,000 for a year even with 3 years driving experience and 3 NCB is waaay to much.
it's maybe because I'm older but no way could I handle paying that sort of insurance for a car, I suppose you pay for what you want but 2k for insurance every year, jeesus
..Maybe but you get a top quality soft toy delivered by one of the furry little f**ckers..
Don't forget to check out whether the insurer you're going to use is offering any cashback deals through Quidco or Topcashback as this can be over £100 sometimes..
Faisal - as long as your relatives address is the one you use as your permanent address on 'official' forms, etc and not just for your licence then you've nothing to worry about...but if not then these days with Insurers, Police and DVLA sharing info you'll be found out easy enough come claim time...
I paid £1100.00 last year and did a quote to see what I would roughly be looking at this year with 3 years ncb and it has dropped to about £860.00. I am well happy with that.
I'll try and help.
I'm 18, 1 years no claims, driving a 1.2tsi.
Last year i insured a 1.2 clio 2009, cost £3400 fully comp
This year it cost £1250 fully comp with a years no claims for a 1.2tsi.
For both years, admiral was the cheapest. Both years direct with them. I used all price comparison websites and then direct with many insurers but none could get close!
Might be worth trying them...
I'm 18, 1 years no claims, driving a 1.2tsi.
Last year i insured a 1.2 clio 2009, cost £3400 fully comp
This year it cost £1250 fully comp with a years no claims for a 1.2tsi.
For both years, admiral was the cheapest. Both years direct with them. I used all price comparison websites and then direct with many insurers but none could get close!
Might be worth trying them...
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