
and the people who order and arrange them.
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Mon 12 Apr 2010, 15:23,
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I went on Compare The Market a while back, and they quoted me at around £1600 (first car, and I'm only 19). I went on yesterday and updated the results (didn't change any details) and the price has shot up to about £4000! Anyone got any idea why? I can't seem to find anything cheaper. :(
Sorry for the TJ btw...
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Mon 12 Apr 2010, 15:25,
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Sorry for the TJ btw...

I think you'll find the price gets a bit friendlier.
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Mon 12 Apr 2010, 15:26,
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Only group 6 though.
I also tried with a 1L Lupo and it was still about £3700.
And that's with my Mum on the policy which makes it quite a bit cheaper.
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Mon 12 Apr 2010, 15:31,
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I also tried with a 1L Lupo and it was still about £3700.
And that's with my Mum on the policy which makes it quite a bit cheaper.

Being youthful's not all it's cracked up to be...
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Mon 12 Apr 2010, 15:36,
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It's not about how much it costs, it's about how much damage an inexperienced driver can cause with it.
There's a reason they incentivise new drivers to go for smaller engines.
First time I went into a place to get insurance, I was sat to one side of the desk so I could see the screen as they typed in my 'date of birth'. I got to see it calculate the age, put it in a little box and make it flash bright yellow/red on the operator's screen.
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Mon 12 Apr 2010, 16:04,
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There's a reason they incentivise new drivers to go for smaller engines.
First time I went into a place to get insurance, I was sat to one side of the desk so I could see the screen as they typed in my 'date of birth'. I got to see it calculate the age, put it in a little box and make it flash bright yellow/red on the operator's screen.