Cheap Car Insurance

mmmbop

Hi would anyone be able to recommend the best place to get cheap car insurance. I am a 27 year old female but have no driving experience, cheapest i have come across is €1240 but would love to get cheaper if possible!

flyingsnail

All I can say is shop around but 1240 does seem a bit steep, what car are you driving? Full or provisional licence.?

Anan1

As flyingsnail said, shop around, try everyone. The cheapest ins co for me changes almost every year.

mmmbop

It's a provisional licence, a 95 corolla, will be driving that for a while to practice in. Have tried a good few places now and that's the cheapest so far

John_Mc

I was shopping around today and the cheapest for me was 123.ie.

flyingsnail

How big is the engine, ie 1.6, 1.4 ect? The fact that you are on a provisional means it is going to be high anyway but I have a feeling that the size of the engine might be a large contributory factor.
When I was learning to drive (19yo male) my first insurance was around 1250 but that was in a 1.0L corsa. The cheapest for me (and still today) was Hibernian.

Jarren

mmmbop wrote: »

Hi would anyone be able to recommend the best place to get cheap car insurance. I am a 27 year old female but have no driving experience, cheapest i have come across is €1240 but would love to get cheaper if possible!

https://www.nononsense.ie/eCommerce/insurance/nononsense-car-insurance/index.htm;jsessionid=7E823AB61DA18EBB63304EE562EC74E5.tomcat2?_flowExecutionKey=_c2ECEA54A-9FD1-93D9-3473-8712E7FA3480_kE1907352-BB24-670B-5E51-76507100A481

this is based on
your age,gender,provisional licence,no driving experience,1.4 engine,car value 1500 euro

susanroth

I got a cheap quote from lynskey and ryan brokers in galway with Sertus this year. Last year the cheapest was with the RSA, think they are meant to be good for lady drivers and that was with AA insurance brokers:D

deeds372

hey im 29 female provo licence looking for cheapest insurance should i get fully comp or 3rd party?car is 1.0 yaris 99

deeds372

cool i havent a clue like, looks like il be payign round €800 insurance, man driving is expensive between tax insurance nct petrol. If it wasnt for the irish weather i wouldnt have bothered getting a car!

djimi

Correct me if Im wrong but fully comp covers more than just the car, no? As in if you crash and cause yourself €20k medical expenses, 3rd party wouldnt cover you whereas fully comp would? Or am I wrong in saying that?

Either way Id always go fully comp where money permits.

You probably wont do a whole lot better than €800 on a provisional license, regardles of age.