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Willox
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24th Jul 07 at 21:41   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
probs a stupid question but u think an xe is out of the question at the age of 17,2 litre 8v xe in a corsa b? and if so how old would be the youngest? heard of guys on here who are 19 insurin them,cheers
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24th Jul 07 at 21:43   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
at 17 a 2 litre in a Corsa would be a disaster.
Ste L
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cant get a 2.0 8v xe...

its either a seh or ne
Neo
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I don't know if many insurance companies would insure you..and if they did it'd just rape you !

Wait 3 years !
Hamish
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if you dont know a XE is a 16v then you shouldnt be allowed insurance on one
Tommy L
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bit harsh from you hamish

wait till you are 19. Even then insurance is a joke.
Adam C
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i would have thought most people at that age would still have them insured with the origional small engine tbh.
Seen so many on ebay saying "2.0 engine but still down as 1.2, cheap insurance etc."



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Willox
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i thought they did an 8 valve one aswell? and yeh bit harsh comin from someone called hamish.cheers every1 else for the help and advice
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and even if you did get insurance on it, it would be far to powerful for a first car and you would prang it
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yeh,well i can see their point but would actually like some come back should i have an accident or if some1 hits me etc so keep it above board
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i have a 1.2 jus now
Tommy L
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quote:
Originally posted by Green Thing
i would have thought most people at that age would still have them insured with the origional small engine tbh.
Seen so many on ebay saying "2.0 engine but still down as 1.2, cheap insurance etc."


people that do that are cunts and shouldn't be allowed to drive on our roads.
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quote:
Originally posted by corsa_loon1
and yeh bit harsh comin from someone called hamish.

great insult
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quote:
Originally posted by Hamish
quote:
Originally posted by corsa_loon1
and yeh bit harsh comin from someone called hamish.

great insult

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Willox
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sorry little girl,watch you're blouse doesnt get wet in the rain,anyway,back to the topic orginally started before sum faggot interrupted
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quote:
Originally posted by corsa_tomtom
quote:
Originally posted by Green Thing
i would have thought most people at that age would still have them insured with the origional small engine tbh.
Seen so many on ebay saying "2.0 engine but still down as 1.2, cheap insurance etc."


people that do that are cunts and shouldn't be allowed to drive on our roads.


get so many young drivers around here all racing around in there little cars, its worrying to be honest, they haven't had much driving experience but yet they still thrash there little cars about.

Im talking about 1.2's and 1.4's which i see often racing around, i wouldn't want to think about some 17 year old driving around in a 2.0 corsa.
Im glad i have a 1.0 lol.

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Hamish
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24th Jul 07 at 21:58   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
christ

option 1: try get insurance, someone will insure you but you will get bum fucked horribly, you will then proceed to but the car into the nearest object as it has to much power, of you will loose you license for speeding

option 2: stay with the slowest car known to man, build up some NCB and some experience and then deciede what you want to do
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Dreaming....





IMHO of course!
Willox
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lol cheers green thing.i guess you are right,but you made the common mistake of pulling every young driver into the one group of people who are out thrashing cars n doing wheel spins etc.i have my fun because i race twin engined honda g-karts [yes u can feel the v-tec kick in ] so i think i could be sensible out on the roads because i get my rush somewhere else
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stick with the 1.2 IMO, just make it look nice and keep it for a couple of years, build up your driving experience and NCB, then perhaps think about a 2.0 conversion.
But then again, a 1.2 to a 2.0 will still be a huge difference lol.

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imo do what hamish says keep ya 1.2 get some ncb and experience then get a 16v XE 17 with a 2.0 8v i bet it insurance wouldnt be anyhting less that 2k
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i very much doubt youll find ANY insurance company that will actually cover you on an xe

couple that with the impression i get of you from your username (loon) and being 17 and not actually knowing what an xe is, i think you'd stack it into the nearest, hedge/wall/lampost
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could use the 1.2 for a couple of years, then get a 1.6.
Then later on move onto a 2.0.

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Willox
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gaz,when have i actually said i was doing this? just wanted peoples opinions,and hamish even after 5 attempts,even though you have got you're point across yous still couldnt do it very politely,and no please don't try a 6th

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