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Dom
25th November 2002, 11:49 PM
Anyone know of anywhere that would be stupid enough to insure me on an 3rd gen RX-7 when I'm 20? I was going to wait until I'm 21, but whilst the resale values on the mini are still high it might be a good idea to jump ship now...

Got 1 years no claims and 3 points SP50 at the moment, so that won't help :rolleyes:

Cheers,

Dom

MikeLMR
26th November 2002, 12:05 PM
I reckon some places will probably insure you but its a question of how much you want to pay

Dom
26th November 2002, 12:29 PM
Everywhere I've tried online has said wait until I'm 21, and when 21 I'll get a quote of £1300, which isn't too bad. Just wondered if anyone had any experience of insuring under 21's.

Looks like I'll have to wait though, which I'm prepared to do :)

Dom

richrx
26th November 2002, 10:47 PM
have you tried the specialists in the back of jap car mags? I doubt you'll get a good online quote, the companies who would insure you will probably only do phone quotes.

Have you tried adrian flux? I think you'll have a good chance with them.

Dom
27th November 2002, 12:31 PM
Still 19 at the moment, just phoned adrian flux, they said around 6k... less than expected but still just a tad high ;)

I'll be sticking with the rattly mini for another year and a bit yet then :(

That was the UK spec turbo though ;)

Dom

FDRZRich
17th February 2003, 05:14 PM
How did you get a quote of £1300!! I'm 22, cheapest I could get it was £2200 from Directline, and thats with 4 years NCB and an SP60 with 3 points, and I had to have a tracker fitted as well as a CAT1 alarm!! So come on, where did you get that quote from?!?!
I was paying just under that for my '92 Civic VTi!!!

Dom
17th February 2003, 06:04 PM
It was from Elephant.

I used a UK spec RX7, with 6k miles pa and as a second car. I also added my old man onto it as a named driver, he's 58 with IAM and all that...

I also put that it would be garaged and used for social only. I live in a band B postcode...

Hope that's of some use

Dom

Incidentally, tescos only want £1,627.50 and that's without the old man. Adding him brings it down to £1,509.90.

I can't recheck the quotes from elephant as their site is fcuked

ErikTheViking
12th March 2003, 12:01 PM
im gettin a 94 rx7

i got a quote from tescos for £1150

im 22 with 3pts for a CD10 and 0yrs no claims

Fish
12th March 2003, 12:06 PM
Dom, things are afoot on the insurnace front. If you can wait a couple of weeks Clive should have some good news for us all.

Dan

Dom
12th March 2003, 12:46 PM
cool :cool

only 13months to go too :D

bnaellis
12th March 2003, 12:57 PM
I'm ago 30 got 2 years no claims 4point for driving without due care & attention and pay £2550 that's with hyperformance, they were by far the cheapest quote I had.

Brian

ErikTheViking
12th March 2003, 12:58 PM
so why can i get it so cheap?

I do have a high performance certificate.
i went on a 5 day course gettin cars sidewards, fun :)

johnf
12th March 2003, 04:23 PM
Heh Erik

Tell us more about the five day fun course plz.......

ErikTheViking
12th March 2003, 09:07 PM
basically just ragging fast cars about (all fast except the stupid 206 s16)

made me drive through deep puddles and aquaplane like mad lol

it was fun more than anything, ill get hold of number from certificate 4 u guys.

my drivin instructor sorted it for me(that was 5yrs ago)

it acts as an instant 20% discount at most places that support it

richrx
18th March 2003, 01:16 PM
any info on that course?