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Ash_EP3

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27th Jun 09 at 17:02

I got a quote for £2500 for one a few weeks back (WRX 2ltr Turbo)

I'm 21
3 years no claims
live in a fairly good area etc never had a crash etc etc

I think insurance in general has gone up along with everything fooking else

[Edited on 27-06-2009 by S214_UPP]

CORSA NUT

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27th Jun 09 at 17:34

lol i have paid....

£2400..25...94 WRX..0 No claims..That was 240 a month FFS

Well worth it though as i was earning a good wedge then and didn't matter much.
£1500..26..1 years NC..95 WRX
£1000..27 2 Years NC..96 WRX with 320 BHP

and now i pay £500 for my UK Classic

28 3 years NC

The thing is with the Specialist companys i mentioned mate is they they know scoobys inside and out etc.They will quote good for other cars of course but they are just great at quoting scoobys.

Colin

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27th Jun 09 at 17:44

I was about £500 a year for my UK classic back in the day.

Ash_EP3

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27th Jun 09 at 17:53

Just got a quote now for WRX SL (2000-2005 2ltr turbo) £1,500 fully comp

I am tempted tbh

Stu

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27th Jun 09 at 18:17

quote:
Originally posted by CORSA NUT
They are a specialist car

What does "specialist car" mean?

John

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27th Jun 09 at 18:18

£500 is a lot to insure an old scoob when you're 28, not a chance i'd be paying that.

CorsAsh

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27th Jun 09 at 18:46

quote:
Originally posted by ed
How much are people paying for RX7 insurance? I've got a best quote of £1600, which I don't think I want to pay

£1080, bad postcode, mods, and 1 year NCB. Was nearer the 2 grand mark last year when I got her.

quote:
Originally posted by Eck

quote:
Originally posted by Gareth F
RX7's are bank balance munchers

Sounds about right

lostboy

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27th Jun 09 at 19:03

RX7 FTMFW, Pure sex them cars, Fucking LOVE them.

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27th Jun 09 at 20:04

I guess I could phone around and probably get a few quids knocked off on the insurance. Would a £6k RX7 be any good?

CorsAsh

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27th Jun 09 at 20:12

Can't judge that way.

Need to go and see them, get all the details etc. I paid over 6k for mine and it still went tits up. You have two options:

Buy a runner and budget for a rebuild.

Or, buy one with a blown motor (looking around 2k) and get the engine rebuilt (3-5k). So you have one you know the history of which will come warrantied too.

CorsAsh

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27th Jun 09 at 20:15

Can't go far wrong with something like this:

http://pistonheads.com/sales/935517.htm

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27th Jun 09 at 20:16

I like the second option actually. I guess it would hold its value fairly well if it had a proper re-build and I kept it tidy. I don't see myself needing to drive many miles over the next few years so I really want something fun!

[Edited on 27-06-2009 by ed]

CorsAsh

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27th Jun 09 at 20:18

I need to see some people in Coventry sometime, if youre still after one then I'll take you out.

And they're not AS bad as people make out on fuel, so long as you keep the revs under second turbo territory...

If I did it again I'd go option two as well.

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27th Jun 09 at 20:22

Let me know when you're about. They could be an option, and seem a bit more fun than a 1.9 Punto

CorsAsh

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27th Jun 09 at 20:28

I don't know anyone who's owned one and not loved the performance and handling. It's the peripherals that annoy people.

More fun than an Atom...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=98e5pU4dOlI

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27th Jun 09 at 22:43

I wont bother getting one with a printer or scanner to save annoyance

lostboy

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27th Jun 09 at 22:55

quote:
Originally posted by CorsAsh
Can't go far wrong with something like this:

http://pistonheads.com/sales/935517.htm

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28th Jun 09 at 09:38

Sex

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28th Jun 09 at 11:23

Oh gosh...

But I'm trying to save money ffs!

lostboy

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28th Jun 09 at 11:26

quote:
Originally posted by kz
Oh gosh...

But I'm trying to save money ffs!

Buyitbuyitbuyitbuyitbuyitbuyitbuyitbuyit, You only live once!

Wrighty

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28th Jun 09 at 12:14

classic wrx is import, so group 20, not 18 thats why

get a rex anyway, i bought an impreza and now every fuckers got one

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28th Jun 09 at 16:20

Oh right! Parkers lied to me

Wrighty

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28th Jun 09 at 16:29

the uk cars are, group 17, lower powered but easily tuneable to a point..then it starts getting expensive

CORSA NUT

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28th Jun 09 at 19:03

quote:
Originally posted by Stu

quote:
Originally posted by CORSA NUT
They are a specialist car

What does "specialist car" mean?

Oh Stu don't you start being a dick like everyone else on here i need you somtimes for your maturity and wiseness....you know what i mean by a specialised car.A lot of insurance companys now 'Specialise' in a particular type of car, for example the 2 companys i posted both know them inside and out and Rob at A Plan and Gary at Keith Micheals both own scoobys and both companys give the lowest quotes out of any other company for the guys off Scoobynet...SIDC etc etc on Impreza's.

I'm getting a bit sick of having to explain myself with every post on here lately

CORSA NUT

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28th Jun 09 at 19:04

quote:
Originally posted by Wrighty
the uk cars are, group 17, lower powered but easily tuneable to a point..then it starts getting expensive

True mate.The UK cars are a LOT cheaper to insure but can easy reach the power of the WRX's with little cash.

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