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Author Should i get rid of my 1.0 for a 1.4 16v ??
Mase
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20th Jan 04 at 16:05   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
cos it was me mums old car and she gave it to me. I love the car, but it's just not powerful enough !! Should i sell my 98 1.0 on 38000 miles for an older valver with more miles on the clock ??? I've been thinking about it cos i'm gonna get an alarm soon, and was wondering whether it will be a waste of money if i get another car. Wot do u reckon insurance will be like on a 1.4 16v on say a p plate for a 17 year old with pass plus ???? I'm currently payin £1360 on a 1.0, so it can't be much more surly ???? i mean me mates quicksilver costs him round 1500 2 insure !!! thanks for your help !!!!

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will be a fair bit more, shop around
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20th Jan 04 at 16:09   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
It'll be loadz more mate its 16v!!!! The quicksilver aint
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20th Jan 04 at 16:11   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
true, should i go for a 1.4 mpi ??? in say an SRI ???

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do an engine conversion will save you money on the insurance
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mate u'll prob b payin about 2000 if not more, 17 pass plus NCB for a 1.4. im 18 wit 0 NCB on a 1.0 and had one crash payin about 1500 ish
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20th Jan 04 at 16:14   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
i thought bout that but the car's in mint condition and the resale value will plummit

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20th Jan 04 at 16:16   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
It'll be loads. Best people to speak to are your current insurers assuming you don't want to cancel the policy.
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well you can always keep the engine and swap it back to original when you sell it!
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Carry on gaining experience in your 1.0l abd get something faster later on. you'll appreciate it more. U cant have been driving lng at 17???
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think ur right !!! only passed my test 2 and half months ago but i've been drivin for bout 7 months. Well if u see me don't try to race me....ok !!!

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oh yeah and another question are the corsa C 1.0 more powerful than mine cos i had trouble keeping up with one running on 17's and a boot full of ICE ???

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i had a 1.4 8v when i was 17, cost about 1k to insure
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mate, iv got a 1.4 8v sri and am paying 1764 with liv vic
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hmmm i'll av 2 think about it then, although my car i in mint condition for it's age !!! (see garage)

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They're both painfully slow mate, don't bother racing anything
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i don't race anythin, i just follow slowly behind me mates !!!

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mate altho mines a 1.0 it does shift a fair bit, then tops out around 96, but the accelration isnt close to any of my mates cars. but stay in the 1.0 for a while, build up ure confidence and years no claims then go onto something better.
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i pay £900 fully comp on my own on a sri 16 valve no claims discount i am 18 n 7 months n thats with norwhich union with a pass plus so seems like some of use pay alot to insure 1.0 :S
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£900 fully comp at 18 is a VERY good price for that car
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20th Jan 04 at 17:19   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
just wot i was bout to say !!! That price is the cheapest i got quoted by far !!

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they do 48% off wiv pass plus on 3rd party fire n theft policys and 52% off on fully comp policys u av 2 mention it like or they dont tell u that.also i am also getting quotes 3rd party fire and theft with elephant on a group 16 car honda crx and pug 306 gti-6 4 about £1290 n thats with no claims discounts but ill have 1 yrs when i buy the honda in july so shud b cheaper
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yeah mines fully comp with pass plus !!! its shocking really how they vary !!!

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