Whose the youngest /oldest Cupra driver on here ?

[KDV]

Sounds like some fronting going on in this thread!

Or like me, live in the sticks and get cheap insurance as a result.

 

[putridmocha]

Or like me, live in the sticks and get cheap insurance as a result.

sorry bud, more like the k1 mentioned previously but i could be wrong yo

 

[Rawan]

I'm 24, driving an '09 Leon 2.0 FSI

 

[mini_racer]

I'm 21 but got my K1 when i was 20. Had a mk4 golf gti at 18 and the boost bug bit me bad lol I thought the K1 was going to cost me serious cash money's to insure but got them down with abit of haggling to £814 with 2 years no claims ! Makes me love it even more

 

[BrettBlade]

What companies are you people with?!

21, 4 years no claims. Semi-rural, low crime postcode. Diesel FR Ibiza, and I'm being quoted more than quite a few of you with K1s?!

 

[Pedestrian]

I am 21, 0 years no claims... Leon FR TDI.

I should have been paying £850 a year, however I had a small bump a couple of years back (no one claimed, but the other **** told his insurance about it!), so it went up to £1200 a year.

Brett: I think most are with these companies that always appear the cheapest on compare websites. There is like 3 companies, but all use the same call centres and stuff. They are cheapest for insuring young drivers, but if you have any type of claim they will pull your arm off for it (like above).

Also are you putting 2 other drivers with 20+ years experience and no claims in the last 5 years? Literally brings it down by significant amounts. Assuming its because they think that you wont be driving it as much.

 

[Jarre]

Adding named drivers makes a huge difference. Even insure your Gran on it... She may never drive it, but it means you pay less!

 

[cuprat]

I'm 31 with 4 years ncb and i'm £368 to insure my 2008 leon cupra. i clipped the bumper of a old ladies car and offered to pay cash when had my mk4 ibiza cupra and insurance shot up to £1500 at 26 i would like to know where they can get that too