18yrs old e30 driver car insurance needed
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beemerbird
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If it ain't broke, fix it till it is
Depends on the E30 to start but Adrian Flux is one of the best for younger drivers because you are too young to get any classic car insurance on it I am affriad.
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E30BeemerLad
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you generally need to try the brokers and insurers who specialise in "non-standard" risks, i.e young hooligans in RWD cars (which are probably slightly modifed).
So as already suggested, people like Adrian Flux, Greenlight, Herts Insurance Consultants, some of the direct insurers can be OK like Bell Direct and Elephant.
Top tip, make sure you put a parent on as a named driver, brings the premium down quite a bit.
So as already suggested, people like Adrian Flux, Greenlight, Herts Insurance Consultants, some of the direct insurers can be OK like Bell Direct and Elephant.
Top tip, make sure you put a parent on as a named driver, brings the premium down quite a bit.
Adrian flux wouldnt quote me on my iS when i tried re-newing when i was 19
Direct line for me! cost me about £1200 when i was 18 fully comp!

glad i'm a 40 year old ex hooligan with 5yrs no claims and fully comp in an IS for £250
[rwd specialist],i love it WET,,,,,less friction,,,,less rubber
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[rwd specialist],i love it WET,,,,,less friction,,,,less rubber

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m42 touring
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Dont we all mate.... dont we allmagpie wrote:i love it WET,,,,,less friction,,,,less rubber,,,
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GrindCulture
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I'm 20 with no NCB and my M42 powered touring is £1400 ish TPFT. Insurance is a bastard when you're young
But I've paid it all off now, so I have 4 months free of paying 
Not in E30s any more 
Sell your car and spend the money on fine living, seriously, £3k?ImysE30 wrote:Reminds me to get me some new quotes for mine, i'm paying nearly 3k
It'll be coz yours is a cab though, mine is double the cost of my 4dr (but not approaching that kind of scary figure, once again:

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25 is the magic age fella,,,,
2k insurance m8 i do sympathise,but i've never claimed or had someone claim against me in 23 yrs,,,i've been banned before though 3 times
bugger so not spotless but nearly so in last 10 years,,,i hold a full bike license aswell 

m52 b30 stroker 6-speed 318is Galvanizer
m42 touring
+ a yard full of scrap turds
I still think the bit extra for the E30 is worth it, as you found out yourself recently, Alex. Back when I was using my 320i my insurance was £2200. For an MG Metro it was £1900 or so. £300 is a lot when like Dan you're only paying £150. But to us kids, it's only a little bit more.
I think you're mad! When I think what I could have done with a couple of grand and a shit car when I was 19!!! Fair play, you must really love your e30. Sorry to go on about it, just I spent years in putt putt clios building up no claims, and while that wasn't great, I got to 25 in the end and now my premiums are something like reasonable.ImysE30 wrote:I know it's sky high, it's because it is a cab plus a 2ltr engine and i was only 19.
On topic, you simply just have to get quotes from every available source - ALL the comparison sites, ALL the direct insurers. It's time consuming and tedious, but it's the only way of ensuring you get the best price. There are so many variables - age, vehicle, location etc, that one man's meat is very often another man's poison. And, don't be tempted to get a policy in a parent's name with yourself as named driver - you simply get nothing other than a useless piece of paper for your hard-earned, it is the biggest false economy around. Adding a mature named driver is a very good idea, but ensure you get like for like quotes with and without - almost anything can affect a premium in both directions depending on the specific martket an insurer is targeting.

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ImysE30
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Your going to think i'm even more crazy because next year i'm going to put a M30 in itI think you're mad! When I think what I could have done with a couple of grand and a shit car when I was 19!!!
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you are crazy, how long have you been driving e30's imy, think you need to have a test drive in one first to let you have a feel of what your going to get 

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