First insurance

the irish fella

I know everyone is sick of this question but my first insurance.at 18 quotes coming in around 2300 if anyone could recommend company's who are good for beginners and offer cheap prices let me know cheers I've already rang 37 companies /brokers so just wondering if I forgot any better priced ones

Sir Arthur Daley

Can you insure under a qualified driver?

djimi

What car are you trying to insure?

The general rule when it comes to insuring a car as an 18 year old male is that if you can imagine your granny driving it then its probably too big...

bigboss1986

the irish fella wrote: »

I know everyone is sick of this question but my first insurance.at 18 quotes coming in around 2300 if anyone could recommend company's who are good for beginners and offer cheap prices let me know cheers I've already rang 37 companies /brokers so just wondering if I forgot any better priced ones

AFAIK if u choose Aviva and will do ''IGNITION TEST'' they might come down big time.It is free.My friend age 20 was quoted 2100 he did ''test'' ,went down to 1300

http://www.aviva.ie/online/driving/ignition/about/

the irish fella

WikiHow wrote: »

Can you insure under a qualified driver?

Trying to build up no claims and a 1.4 bora surprisely cheaper than a Micra ha

the irish fella

WikiHow wrote: »

Can you insure under a qualified driver?

Trying to build up no claims and a 1.4 bora surprisely cheaper than a Micra ha

thehouses

bigboss1986 wrote: »

AFAIK if u choose Aviva and will do ''IGNITION TEST'' they might come down big time.It is free.My friend age 20 was quoted 2100 he did ''test'' ,went down to 1300

http://www.aviva.ie/online/driving/ignition/about/

That test sounds good in theory, but do you have to have already signed up with Aviva beforehand and then take the test? If you do, then I'd imagine they have a very low pass rate, I mean they are undoubtedly trying to make as much money as they can.

biko

When I first insured in Ireland I did the Ignition test and passed, can't remember how much it brought it down by but it's worth a shot imo.

There's also that DriveSave with a tracking box in the car

pajor

biko wrote: »

When I first insured in Ireland I did the Ignition test and passed, can't remember how much it brought it down by but it's worth a shot imo.

There's also that DriveSave with a tracking box in the car

And BoxyMo!

cplwhisper

DriveSave - no longer needs "box fitted" - can be downloaded as APP for smartphones

test drive plan with AXA allows upto 20% and refund of test fee as long as you pass it

see axa.ie/drivesave