Insurance recommendations for young driver?

Sep 03, 2003 5 Replies

Hello again.



I've not been contributing for a wile as sadly my 90 had to be sold to make way for offspring. However, all is not lost because the lad who used to come off-roading again is nearly 17 and has just bought a LWB S3.



He can't find a 3rd party insurance quoute for less that £1500 though. Can anyone recommend a company that might be cheaper for him or have any suggestions about reducing the premium. His Mum only has a bike licence so he can't do the usual trick of going on her insurance.



Any help greatly appreciated.



Phil Miles No longer has LR90, Nottingham


CIS, NFU, or get a bike...

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do all ours.

David

In message , Phil Miles writes

Shop around. Many insurers just see 2.25 litres and 17 years old, put 2 & 2 together and come up with 5. As already suggested NFU Mutual do understand what a LR is.

Try Sureterm. They understand Landrovers.

0870 2020230

Ed

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Dunno about young drivers, but I have 20 points on my licence, only 1 years NCB (ex-company car driver) and have just paid £700 for fully comp on a P reg 3 door TDi Discovery with extras .. The Series 3 I had was only £400 ... Gotta be worth a try ... ;)

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PS, I originally, for the wifes benefit, only disclosed my latest two sets of points (6 total) .. when I disclosed them all there was no change in the level of cover, price charged or excess. When I wanted to lower the excess the cost of the insurance _did_ sky-rocket .. It may be worth increasing the voluntary excess (I have £250) to gain a fair bit off the original purchase price. I consider £250 to be reasonable and probably something I could fix anyway .. ;)

I insured my S11a for ANY DRIVER which included my 17 and 18 year old sons who are both learning for less than £600 a year third party only with CIS (cooperative insurance services)

Give em a call.

TTFN

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