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DJVTR
27th April 2009, 20:56
i got told about a quick conparison site www.tiger.com

put my dad as main driver and me as named as it will be his car but he can always use the work ven. he dosent care as long as he gets from a to b lol.
ye he's 52 years old maximum no claims..

for the 2 of us me 19 .

£689.87 fully comp :y: chufed lol

saxo mk2 vtr
Mango_Wes
27th April 2009, 20:59
You better not be the main driver, or thats fronting. And thats against the law :)
DJVTR
27th April 2009, 21:03
You better not be the main driver, or thats fronting. And thats against the law :)

to be honest aint gunna lie like most people on here. i will be the main driver . and i will save thousends ( cant spell lol ) i had a furio i was on my own policy and it was 2777.** a year :( so i had to stop half way through couldnt afford it....
so ye ......
fronting here i come :y:
Mango_Wes
27th April 2009, 21:16
But, when you crash and they dont pay out, you have lost ya car + Ya money your working hard to fork out for :S ?

You must really have a shit job.

Because i can afford to pay for a 1.4 Westcoast as my first car modded @ 17.
Chr15
27th April 2009, 21:17
Sorry Fhe is wrong. He means you should be the main driver. If your Dad is the main driver on the policy and you drive it more, thats fronting.
Mango_Wes
27th April 2009, 21:22
Chris, You know what i ment.
Chr15
27th April 2009, 21:25
I know, just didnt want there to be any confusion. :y:
lisa-vtr
27th April 2009, 21:26
Have you tried doin your own policy but with your dad as a named driver.... takes abit off the premium...
dinga
27th April 2009, 21:27
you will lose your ncb that you earned last year,if you dont go out in your own name within 2 years.and if you have a bump pops is gonna be pissed with you for losing his ncb.
Mango_Wes
27th April 2009, 21:27
Idd, Lisa thats a MUCH Better way to do it.

Because your old man also has another car regged in his name i assume / same for your monther.

Just get ya own policy, If you cant.

Get a 1.1 and suffer for a year.
Mango_Wes
27th April 2009, 21:28
you will lose your ncb that you earned last year,if you dont go out in your own name within 2 years.and if you have a bump pops is gonna be pissed with you for losing his ncb.

AHAAHAHAHAHAHAH

I love how you put that!
Paul
27th April 2009, 21:40
Is it really worth risking your papa's ##years no claims?

More than likely you'll have a bump. The VTR is a fast car for any 17 year old no matter what size their E-Dicks are.
demon_dan
27th April 2009, 21:54
I wouldn't have thought it's that much to insure in your own name with you as main driver seeing as your 19. I'm getting quotes for a VTR and they're about £1600, fully comp. I'm 17.
Paul
27th April 2009, 22:00
Depends on postcode just as much as age dan.

I paid 3,650 on a VTR for the first year.
Chr15
27th April 2009, 22:02
You what!

Saw you coming lol
lisa-vtr
27th April 2009, 22:03
Depends on postcode just as much as age dan.

I paid 3,650 on a VTR for the first year.

lol... where the hell do you live?
lisa-vtr
27th April 2009, 22:05
http://www.carinsuranceexplained.com/car_insurance_explained/insurance_postcode_risk.htm

this site will tell u if its ur postcode thats givin u a shitty quote... if u live in an ok area then ur best findin another insurer
liam-o
27th April 2009, 22:16
i believe insurance policys dont quote a "main driver" any more, but a "policy holder" and then "named drivers"

apart from losing your no claims youve nothing to worry about!

very nice saving :)
liam-o
27th April 2009, 22:19
on my first year on a vtr £1700

19, no ncb, 1 year license, no claims, cat B postcode