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SAS-1991

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14th Jul 08 at 17:50

Hi all,

I got told the other day off my driving instructor that Corsa's are the dearest car for young people to insure?! I can't say i beleve him, but what do you people think?!

Is it true? And if so, Why?

Cheers, Shaun

Ben G

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14th Jul 08 at 17:52

all the small car's are a lot to insure in my experience (106, saxo, corsa) due to being a first time buyers most popular choice.

reason is because lots of young drivers by them who just want to get on the road and lots have the inevitable crash.

[Edited on 14-07-2008 by Ben G]

CorsAsh

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14th Jul 08 at 17:52

I'd imagine it costs more for a young person to insure a Gallardo to be honest, your instructor is lying to you.

He's probably porking your mum too.

Ben G

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14th Jul 08 at 17:53

SAS-1991

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14th Jul 08 at 17:55

quote:
Originally posted by CorsAsh
I'd imagine it costs more for a young person to insure a Gallardo to be honest, your instructor is lying to you.

He's probably porking your mum too.

haha!....your sooo funny arnt you?!

CorsAsh

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14th Jul 08 at 17:56

General consensus says yes. But I can't account for all tastes.

antnee

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14th Jul 08 at 17:58

Corsa's are generally cheaper than the main small cars.

106/saxo's are more because of being made out of tin cans
Fiesta's are more cos of being a grp 6 for the 1.25 zetec!

Corsa 1.0 12v is a grp1 car

Tom

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14th Jul 08 at 17:58

PMSL

Nah they aren't the dearest, but things like a ka will be cheaper.

av it

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14th Jul 08 at 17:59

quote:
Originally posted by CorsAsh
General consensus says yes. But I can't account for all tastes.

and where is your missis right now???

Mobby

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14th Jul 08 at 17:59

corsa 1.2 8v 1993 model would be really cheap to insure imo, insurance group 2

djedstar

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14th Jul 08 at 17:59

meh wheres ma depos!

CorsAsh

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14th Jul 08 at 18:00

quote:
Originally posted by av it

quote:
Originally posted by CorsAsh
General consensus says yes. But I can't account for all tastes.

and where is your missis right now???

Don't have one.

Why do you ask?

Mobby

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14th Jul 08 at 18:00

quote:
Originally posted by antnee
Corsa's are generally cheaper than the main small cars.

106/saxo's are more because of being made out of tin cans
Fiesta's are more cos of being a grp 6 for the 1.25 zetec!

Corsa 1.0 12v is a grp1 car

but the corsa 1.0 12vs are newer, than 1993 cars, i remeber when i was first looking for a car a 1.0 12v corsa was more to insure than the 1.2 8v ls

Sunz

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14th Jul 08 at 18:01

Many factors they will change the price of insurance.

For me its cheaper to insure a saxo vts then it is to insure a coars sport 1.4

:S

SAS-1991

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14th Jul 08 at 18:04

quote:
Originally posted by Sunz
Many factors they will change the price of insurance.

For me its cheaper to insure a saxo vts then it is to insure a coars sport 1.4

:S

i would of got the VTS then!

SAS-1991

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14th Jul 08 at 18:05

quote:
Originally posted by CorsAsh

quote:
Originally posted by av it

quote:
Originally posted by CorsAsh
General consensus says yes. But I can't account for all tastes.

and where is your missis right now???
Don't have one. Why do you ask?

i can tell!

Ben G

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14th Jul 08 at 18:06

quote:
Originally posted by mobby

quote:
Originally posted by antnee
Corsa's are generally cheaper than the main small cars.

106/saxo's are more because of being made out of tin cans
Fiesta's are more cos of being a grp 6 for the 1.25 zetec!

Corsa 1.0 12v is a grp1 car

but the corsa 1.0 12vs are newer, than 1993 cars, i remeber when i was first looking for a car a 1.0 12v corsa was more to insure than the 1.2 8v ls

1.2 8v are slower than 1.0 12v's

CorsAsh

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14th Jul 08 at 18:07

quote:
Originally posted by SAS-1991

quote:
Originally posted by CorsAsh

quote:
Originally posted by av it

quote:
Originally posted by CorsAsh
General consensus says yes. But I can't account for all tastes.

and where is your missis right now???
Don't have one. Why do you ask?

i can tell!

They cost too much to run over here. The amount you have to spend on a lass' drinks here in one night you'd get an English girl for two weeks.

Mobby

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14th Jul 08 at 18:08

quote:
Originally posted by Ben G

quote:
Originally posted by mobby

quote:
Originally posted by antnee
Corsa's are generally cheaper than the main small cars.

106/saxo's are more because of being made out of tin cans
Fiesta's are more cos of being a grp 6 for the 1.25 zetec!

Corsa 1.0 12v is a grp1 car

but the corsa 1.0 12vs are newer, than 1993 cars, i remeber when i was first looking for a car a 1.0 12v corsa was more to insure than the 1.2 8v ls

1.2 8v are slower than 1.0 12v's

i know but i was talking for insurance purposes

Ben G

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14th Jul 08 at 18:09

how fast a car goes is a big factor in insurance prices you know

Mobby

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14th Jul 08 at 18:10

quote:
Originally posted by Ben G
how fast a car goes is a big factor in insurance prices you know

there wont be that much of a differance in top speed surley

Ben G

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14th Jul 08 at 18:11

acceleration as well.

Mobby

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14th Jul 08 at 18:12

its only 8bhp more though, thats not going to be massive either

Ben G

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14th Jul 08 at 18:18

massive in pub talk terms. my car's got more bhp than yours yo.

Mobby

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14th Jul 08 at 18:19

quote:
Originally posted by Ben G
massive in pub talk terms. my car's got more bhp than yours yo.

what do you mean massive in pub talk terms

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