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    1. alomjabpd

      alomjabpd Well-Known Member

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      help with new car

      seat leon 1.6 ( basically a vw golf)
      golf diesel, very practical better mpg and they are quite quick
      skoda fabia, ( basically a vw polo)
      suzuki swift, japanese reliability, very spacious and nippy

      just a few ideas..
       
    2. defelqy

      defelqy Well-Known Member

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      help with new car

      thats not that unreasonable?
      to keep my car(106) next year is going to be 1400 to insure, if i get a 1.8 astra coupe its 1200.
      its cheaper for a faster car, yes. but coupe's got alot more safty, and you wont see many body racer 18 year olds in one, therefore they're not a liability like, say, a saxo.
      i've checked, check and check again and got quotes already so know what to expect.

      just after advice on a car. not insurance.
       
    3. Musclemetal

      Musclemetal Well-Known Member

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      Like the others saying. You need to ring the insurance companys and get a quote.

      Your 18 and want to get insured on a golf?
       
    4. suighja

      suighja Well-Known Member

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      alright then mate, just sounds cheap as to me. I'd have the astra sxi tbh. I like them
       
    5. casse

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      If you go with Direct Line, & get a close relative to insure it in their name, you can also be added to the policy. With them, when you take out a policy of your own

      your no claims will be added to it. At least that was the case 2 years ago.
       
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