could give quinn direct a look

i was with liverpool victoria at first for 1100 with my mum as the main driver, then they renewed it to 1600 lol.. admiral dont give me a good quote either. i have been asking people what they would put for how many years driving and some 1 said, what if you havnt been driving a year and it only gives you the option from 1 year +. i dont know if thats true or not

Try Admiral, they let you put in yrs & mths & are always cheap for me!

ahhh urs is a 1.4 16v probably why

my mum is the main driver on my car, she has an sp30 and one years no claims, (from last year), im 18 been driving for a year were in a D risk area, and my car ia a 1.2 8v. anyway my renewal price this year was 670 quid with liverpool victora give them a shout

yep, i just done a quote with a low risk area and i can get fully comp for 1156.05 lol thats for driving 1 year, when i put 2 its 100 cheaper

http://www.corsasport.co.uk/board/viewthread.php?tid=176659

I think F is the worst possible. It's certainly at the lower end of the scale.

yeh i checked the risk areas in wigan WN4, i dont understand it but F cant be good can it? lol

Probably a postcode issue.

i havnt got a clue mate.. its rediculous. also when i do some quotes they charge £400 more on tpft than fully comp lol how bad is that

how come its costs more with your mum as main driver ? it shouldnt do.

i dont have any ncb's either :(

im not even insured at the moment cos i couldnt afford my last renewal.. £1600 with my mum as main and me as extra.. so thats been cancelled cos i didnt pay anything to it. if i do a quote for me on my own with tpft with the accident that i had last year declaired its like 1100 to 1300.

the way I see it 1.5 rounds to 2

Still have to put 1 year as you would be lying if you said 2. Even if you were only a month away you have to put 1.

It should drop once you reach 2 years

Dont think they will let you round up, only round down. They could bite you right in the arse for that if you crash.

i have been driving 1 and a half years now.. on insurance sites when it asks how long you have been driving and it only gives the options 1 2 3 years etc... well do i put 1 year or 2? i dont think its fair to be honest, i know alot of insurance companys ask how long in years and months but still. if i select 2 years driving experience i get about £150 - £200 knocked off the premium.