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Nath	posted on 3rd Nov 03 at 00:02
	I'd quite happily settle for the turbo convertible or even a new celica VVT-i that they are also keen on. Its fun spending other peoples money. I practically chose their current car. We were on the way to buying a hyundai coupe when i saw their current car in a forecourt of another garage..........now they own that car! :D Plus the are away on holiday for 2 weeks in July so a convertible would be sufficient :thumbs:
si_reading	posted on 3rd Nov 03 at 00:00
	quote: Originally posted by Nath Was trying to persuade them that a scooby is what the needed but the insurance group 20 part put my dad off................strange :lol: :lol:
Nath	posted on 2nd Nov 03 at 23:57
	It affects nothing, my dad is named on mine and soon to be vice versa. It all goes under the policy holder.
Nath	posted on 2nd Nov 03 at 23:56
	I also have my own car, i'd be a 2nd driver on my dads policy so it wont affect anything. Plus he thinks its a good idea as he suggested it, i'm not gonna argue with that. Was trying to persuade them that a scooby is what the needed but the insurance group 20 part put my dad off................strange :lol:
si_reading	posted on 2nd Nov 03 at 23:55
	quote: Originally posted by AustinPXX Yes but never a good idea IMO and i dont think you get to build up your own NCB for when you get your own policy. Im not totally sure on this one though so if someone can please correct me :thumbs: Should be ok shouldn't it. If you've got your own policy with your own NCB. And someone else puts you as a named driver on their policy it shouldn't effect your policy should it?
Richie	posted on 2nd Nov 03 at 23:52
	Yes but never a good idea IMO and i dont think you get to build up your own NCB for when you get your own policy. Im not totally sure on this one though so if someone can please correct me :thumbs:
Nath	posted on 2nd Nov 03 at 23:47
	you might have the occasional chance to drive it. Thats what i'm doing :lol: My mum likes the purple astra coupe and my dad likes astra couple convertibles. Put the two together and you get a nice Turbo Astra Convertible :thumbs: And as my dad says he's putting me down as a named driver on all his future policies as of next august.................u get where this is going :thumbs: Anyone else ever done this?