E30 Zone

hi guys.

basically. ive got to projects.
neither bmw's
want a daily to skid about in.
possibly looking at a 316.

im 20 with and HAVNT had my licence a year

where would you guys recomend getting insured?

i cant be dealing with no 3k quotes lol

as i said. 2 cars to build, and tools to buy hahaha

Try Admiral. They've always been the most reasonable in the past.

1. Submit your details to a comparison website.
2.Unbuckle belt and lower trousers
3.I am sure you know what is coming next....

I use Swinton But when i renewed my insurance in November Hastings direct were the cheapest so i told Swinton and they just matched it.

Try Direct Line, they seem to be reasonable for young drivers.

Try thecomparison websites too.

Even a 316 won't be cheap

It's a pain but it is often better to phone each company individually as it often ends up cheaper than the price on comparison sites.

It should not be too bad because your 20 not 17.

cheers guys,
i have done a quote with direct line on a 316 mannual saloon and a 318 auto.
both in dads name and they wont give me a quote on the net...let alone on my own policy

All German motors are dear to insure

My 17 year old (not seventeen yet) looked at getting a quote for the following last night, just to see how the land lies...... 1999, Peugeot 106 XN model, standard car, said he had 5 months driving experience and was quoted £2995 - 3500!

Put getting a 316 out of the picture for him.

Not surprising so many people decide to drive without insurance!

I was paying 3k for my first year on my 320 cabby

Now i'm 21, the renewal quote is just under 2k now, still

I can get insured on a 325 2 door for about £800 though

I was insured with directline when i was 18 on my 318iS fully comp cheaper than my 1.1 peugeot 106 was TPFT. Im now 21, with 316i and a 525i 24v engine with all mods declared for about a grand TPFT with a modified insurance company.

When i first insured my 106 i found that the RAC was the cheapest, but directline was the cheapest for the 318iS.

im 19 had license for about a year under my dads name 3 yers no claim on a 90p 316i it comes to around £500ish

direct line or tescos, more than, and admiral have allways been the cheapest for me price comparison sites i would not reccommend at all its more for older drivers with no claims bonus i never get a cheap quote using it

bmw9818 wrote:direct line or tescos, more than, and admiral have allways been the cheapest for me price comparison sites i would not reccommend at all its more for older drivers with no claims bonus i never get a cheap quote using it

Ah,there are still some benifits to being an old git,then....

Direct line

daimlerman wrote: Ah,there are still some benifits to being an old git,then....

Like insuring an E30, fully comp., for less than £100 a year!

Brianmoooore wrote:

daimlerman wrote: Ah,there are still some benifits to being an old git,then....

Like insuring an E30, fully comp., for less than £100 a year!

Me too!
Bought the wife a Toyota Starlet a few weeks back,£83.24 fully comp for the two of us, as an extra on the fleet!

quinn direct

TheHeap wrote:I use Swinton But when i renewed my insurance in November Hastings direct were the cheapest so i told Swinton and they just matched it.

my mates manager at swinton branch next time you neeed insurance pm me will give you his direct number you just say you no me he will sort you out cheap

Adrian flux

Duke137 wrote:Adrian flux

flux direct cheaper than adrian flux

marg wrote:hi guys.

basically. ive got to projects.
neither bmw's
want a daily to skid about in.
possibly looking at a 316.

im 20 with and HAVNT had my licence a year

where would you guys recomend getting insured?

i cant be dealing with no 3k quotes lol

as i said. 2 cars to build, and tools to buy hahaha

Tesco or Direct Line I've always found to be the cheapest. What insurance company do the rest of your family use? Perhaps some kind of 'multi-car' deal is applicable?

daimlerman wrote:

bmw9818 wrote:direct line or tescos, more than, and admiral have allways been the cheapest for me price comparison sites i would not reccommend at all its more for older drivers with no claims bonus i never get a cheap quote using it

Ah,there are still some benifits to being an old git,then....

It's a trade off for the stiffness you get in your hips in the morning.

dads got 3 different insurance's lol.

landrover
hotrod ford pop
and a bike

all different companies because it was cheper to do it that way.

the e30 idea might be out the window till a year from now then

barrymate wrote:quinn direct

when i was 17 they wanted £2400 once i had passed my test

Got insured on 318 saloon for £500 im 22 and i even declared my ban that was with direct line

adrian flux sorted me out.

18, 2 years bike no claims, had a car insured elsewhere which was my daily drive, with a limited mileage policy my 91 325i sport with a lot of extras cost me £1866 to insure.

KwikFit quoted me 1.5k on my 1.8 as a named driver with my mom, I'm also 20. Just wait it out as a named driver until you apply for classic insurance.

JokeTown wrote:KwikFit quoted me 1.5k on my 1.8 as a named driver with my mom, I'm also 20. Just wait it out as a named driver until you apply for classic insurance.

You might aswell have no insurance

Alex wrote:

JokeTown wrote:KwikFit quoted me 1.5k on my 1.8 as a named driver with my mom, I'm also 20. Just wait it out as a named driver until you apply for classic insurance.

You might aswell have no insurance

And so I do D: