how i feel about my motor

[doely85]

i've only had my license 3 years im 23 and i pay £650 fully comp on my 16v so not too bad

[Pete Taylor]

I bought my valver as my first car after passing my test, never regretted paying 1600 a year third party only on it.. Now it's 400 full comp on Admiral multi-car, my SEAT leon tdi is more expensive to insure for some reason!

[spunkymonkey]

and i thought mine was bad at £450 fully comp lol

£320 fully comp with protected no claims

[tobybrennan]

for me on a 1.6 GL


£800 thats third party, with 1 year no claims:) and my mum main driver:)
rape ayy

[LazyLunatic]

after a year for a mk3 8v or 16v was £1500. mk2 8v was the same but vr6 and mk2 16v was like £2500!

[j12nyb]

oh my god i feel old., my insurance for both me and the good lady is just £184. 

[jonnyb]

3yrs driving, but no no claims. my 16v is only £740 Fully comp.  Its all about Bell insurance

[Shady Pioneer]

1.8 GL here, you know what my car looks like, low and slow, and now broken lol!

[adamrob69]

im 19, 2 years with my licence, just in the process of getting rid of my 1.4 which i got down to £650 TPFAF on insurance. However i baught a 8V GTI on monday, and changed insurance companies and now have the GTI insure for just under £700 TPFAF.

It pays to shop around with the insurance, and to try playing around with the quote. My job doesnt really have a name in there forms, but by changing it from one possible thing to another i saved nearly 300 quid, then adding my mum and dad, lowering anual milage from 9000 to 8000 and with admiral doing a 10 month stint instead of 12 (to gain NCB quicker), all that resulted in the price going from £1600 to £680!

Although i have driven alot quicker cars for work, such as the cupra r 20vt, the performance from the 8v is more then adequate even though its not really that fast!

[doely85]

oh my god i feel old., my insurance for both me and the good lady is just £184. 

you must be old with a quote like that lol