cheapest mk2 golf to insure?

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  1. Guests Banned

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    am i right in thinking a 1.3?

    ive f**ked the traders policy off, as i didnt fancy sticking to the geezers 5k excess rule (as if someone claims on it, he loses his ncb and bumps the premium up 5k)

    so as the escort is out of tax and mot, i may aswell take this time sort out the respray and such.

    which means i want me a golfske, but as i now have to pay for regular insurance, i want something boggo that i can rat look.

    not fussed if its diesel/auto/slow tbh, just gotta be cheap on insurance:lol:, just checked on norwich union and they want 2k for a 1.3, so anywhere thats good for insurance aswell wouldnt go a miss :)
     
  2. Swayde Forum Member

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    2k? how many convictions do u have? :lol:
    norwich union have always been the best with me- my 1.6 is 477 TPFT and im 20.
    though about a mk2 polo or something like that? mk2 golf is blatently the best, but if you want real cheap insurance have a look in to polos
     
  3. darrynK

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    1.05? :lol:
     
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    I only had to pay an extra 100 when I converted my 1.3 to 1.8. For a 1.3 they are expensive to insure. Currently paying 550 a year third party with HIC, thats will all modifications declared, 2 years NCB and 5 points for speeding.
     
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    Erm...im 20 and i pay 250 on my polo coupe S....
    Peanuts!
    Wanna buy it?! hehe
     
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    livvic are quite good with dubs mate, try for a 1.6 driver :thumbup:
     
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    nice one you lot
    whats the price difference between petrol and diesel, as im liking the idea of going derv, cos its cheaper innit :lol:


    yes im a student and yes im poor, very very very poor, so please dont mock me because of my skinflintedness [8(]
     
  8. darrynK

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    diseasel [xx(]
     
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    wudent mind one tbh, cud get a turbo deisel and fit a wikkid dump valve innit :lol: [xx(]
     
  10. darrynK

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    no :)
     
  11. GolfD Forum Member

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    Not many mk2 diesels about, and then they're all four door [xx(]
    Cant you go on your parents insurance? 2k is ALOT. hehe

    Seriously though...not interested in getting a polo? They're cheap.
     
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    nah, did the whole parents insurance and now im paying 2k a year insurance, the only way its gonna go down is by getting me some ncb.

    no polos thanks.

    mind you, i dont mind paying 2k insurance on a 1.3 [:s] i paid 2.6k insurance on a 1.1 fiesta [:s]
     
  13. jprocter Forum Member

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    wtf why is your insurance so expensive.

    What points u got?
     
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    no points, no no claims, 18 years of age, dodgy area, student, criminal record.

    [:s]
     
  15. Jsem Forum Member

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    If its boggo standard, try tesco's infact any of the supermarkets, direct line. No more than two serious driving offences well cheap.
     
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    confused.com
     
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  18. Rallye Forum Junkie

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    ahhh 1986, theres ur problem! [:$]

    then again im 1983 and when i was 19 had the rallye insured as 220bhp and
    other other mods, for 1715
     
  19. Swayde Forum Member

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    have u thought about pass plus? cost me 100, took 45 mins (my instructor was pretty cool [​IMG]) and my first quote for a 1.6 cl was 900 from norwich union. woulda been 1800 without pass plus!
    so i saved 800!


    oh, i was 18 at the time, no NCB no convictions TPFT
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  20. greg s Forum Member

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    CIS may give you a bit of discount if you've been driving on other policies
    for a year. You should also be able to get 3rd party cover for any other
    car if you take out a fully comp policy.
     

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