insurence.!!!

Angus4life

lads my young fella he is 17 on the 3rd of january. i drive a 2002 volkswaggen bora. its 115bph. what sort of money would it be to insure him as a named driver. ive being on the internet now a while filling out these f****ng '' quick quote'' things.. waste of time.!! have ny of ye any recent quotes for first time drivers. please name the company and the car

Oscars Well.

Angus4life wrote: »

lads my young fella he is 17 on the 3rd of january. i drive a 2002 volkswaggen bora. its 115bph. what sort of money would it be to insure him as a named driver. ive being on the internet now a while filling out these f****ng '' quick quote'' things.. waste of time.!! have ny of ye any recent quotes for first time drivers. please name the company and the car

Your best bet is just ringing around the different companies.

djimi

How long is a piece of string?

No easy answer Im afraid; get out the phonebook and ring every broker and insurer that you can find. Forget about online quoting systems; they are next to useless (especially quick quotes which wont give anything even remotely realistic).

Lawless2k12

AXA used to do a deal (Not sure if they still do it) where insurance was cheap as long as you got lessons with them. It was €900 for 10 lessons and the years insurance for a 17 year old on a provisional driving a 1.4 Civic. That was last year though so I don't know if they still do any offers like that...

Angus4life

Lawless2k12 wrote: »

AXA used to do a deal (Not sure if they still do it) where insurance was cheap as long as you got lessons with them. It was €900 for 10 lessons and the years insurance for a 17 year old on a provisional driving a 1.4 Civic. That was last year though so I don't know if they still do any offers like that...

i wouldnt let my fella near a civic lol. van is plenty powerful enough for him,,
but to me that seems a very good deal, i heard him saying he was quoted 1800 for a toyota starlet. not sure what company tho.

Lawless2k12

Angus4life wrote: »

i wouldnt let my fella near a civic lol. van is plenty powerful enough for him,,
but to me that seems a very good deal, i heard him saying he was quoted 1800 for a toyota starlet. not sure what company tho.

Ah twas only a D-type civic :P
Most people I know that have a young named driver on their insurance got it for 800 to 1300 depending on offers and all that.

Take a look at this page. It gives you links to lists of cars and their insurance groups. 1 is the cheapest to insure, 50 being the most expensive. It's an english site but it's fairly standard for Ireland too...

http://www.carpages.co.uk/car-insurance-groups/

Angus4life

Lawless2k12 wrote: »

Ah twas only a D-type civic :P
Most people I know that have a young named driver on their insurance got it for 800 to 1300 depending on offers and all that.

Take a look at this page. It gives you links to lists of cars and their insurance groups. 1 is the cheapest to insure, 50 being the most expensive. It's an english site but it's fairly standard for Ireland too...

http://www.carpages.co.uk/car-insurance-groups/

i think ill have to do sum ringing around. i find if u tell them ur getting it at say 1000 and they were quoting 1100 they do under cut it again say 950 :P

Mycroft H

North of 1250 euros is a good a guess as anything here.

Supergurrier

Jaysus i wouldn't have gotten enar my dads car at 17, did me no harm either.