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AliJack1

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Registered: 25th Feb 11
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8th Mar 11 at 15:08

Does anyone know how much insurance is for a Saxo vts for a 18yr old with 1yrs no claims? (roughly)

SeanXE

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8th Mar 11 at 15:09

Depends on quite alot tbh, especially location

AuroraSport

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8th Mar 11 at 15:11

Im guessing a figure somewhere between £1 and £1 million.

Bissmire

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8th Mar 11 at 15:16

No less than £2000 I'd imagine. Quite expensive to insure

JordyCarter

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8th Mar 11 at 15:20

quote:
Originally posted by Bissmire
No less than £2000 I'd imagine. Quite expensive to insure

this

Bissmire

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8th Mar 11 at 15:26

Take a look at the S1 106 XSI. Not far off the pace of a VTS, and imo a lot less 'boyracer'. Go well with a pugsport and air filter too.

I insured one for around £2000 when I was 17 with no NCB.

AliJack1

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8th Mar 11 at 15:46

Was thinking if saxos are to much to insure then a corsa gsi.

Brett

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8th Mar 11 at 15:55

I think you're barking up the wrong tree aged 18, but it's your call...

chrisritch

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8th Mar 11 at 15:59

Just get a VTR. Much. much cheaper to insure

Ojc

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8th Mar 11 at 15:59

I don't mean to be rude but have you tried the various insurance websites avaliable to you on the World Wide Web that sell car insurance and not a Corsa forum?

chrisritch

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8th Mar 11 at 16:01

quote:
Originally posted by Ojc
I don't mean to be rude but have you tried the various insurance websites avaliable to you on the World Wide Web that sell car insurance and not a Corsa forum?

As Ollie said asking a corsa forum how much is a bit daft. There are so many factors which effect price. May aswell ask how long is a piece of string

[Edited on 08-03-2011 by chrisritch]

JordyCarter

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8th Mar 11 at 16:08

If your that desperate

1) Buy 1litre corsa
2) Buy 2litre engine
3) Put 2litre in 1litre shell
4) Dont declare
5) Win

IvIarkgraham

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Registered: 27th Mar 04
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8th Mar 11 at 16:15

quote:
Originally posted by Green_Machine
If your that desperate

1) Buy 1litre corsa
2) Buy 2litre engine
3) Put 2litre in 1litre shell
4) Dont declare
5) Win

6) be a twat

Fulton

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8th Mar 11 at 16:15

106 gti was cheaper too insure than a vts when i was 18

JordyCarter

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8th Mar 11 at 16:26

quote:
Originally posted by IvIarkgraham

quote:
Originally posted by Green_Machine
If your that desperate

1) Buy 1litre corsa
2) Buy 2litre engine
3) Put 2litre in 1litre shell
4) Dont declare
5) Win

6) be a twat

mattant

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8th Mar 11 at 16:42

Try a comparison website?

Liam_GSI

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8th Mar 11 at 17:09

VTS and 106 GTI's are stupid amounts to insure for what they are, 1.6's ... look at 8v versions such as VTR and maybe a series 1 rallye

Jus to add i think corsa's are cheap to insure for what they are (1.6 16v corsa gsi is nearly half the number of insurance groups than the 1.6 16v vts

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oceansoul

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8th Mar 11 at 17:13

Or save your money and drive something slower for a couple of years. Then when you have some experience and NCB behind you get a VTS. There is a reason that insurance is so expensive for youngsters.

mattant

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8th Mar 11 at 17:15

quote:
Originally posted by Liam_GSI
VTS and 106 GTI's are stupid amounts to insure for what they are, 1.6's ... look at 8v versions such as VTR and maybe a series 1 rallye

Jus to add i think corsa's are cheap to insure for what they are (1.6 16v corsa gsi is nearly half the number of insurance groups than the 1.6 16v vts )

Insurance groups aren't everything, a Corsa GSi is nearly double a 106 GTI for me, but I'd rather the 106 anyway

AliJack1

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8th Mar 11 at 17:23

wish i never fucking asked.

IvIarkgraham

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8th Mar 11 at 17:24

quote:
Originally posted by AliJack1
wish i never fucking asked.

Liam_GSI

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8th Mar 11 at 17:24

quote:
Originally posted by mattant

quote:
Originally posted by Liam_GSI
VTS and 106 GTI's are stupid amounts to insure for what they are, 1.6's ... look at 8v versions such as VTR and maybe a series 1 rallye

Jus to add i think corsa's are cheap to insure for what they are (1.6 16v corsa gsi is nearly half the number of insurance groups than the 1.6 16v vts )

Insurance groups aren't everything, a Corsa GSi is nearly double a 106 GTI for me, but I'd rather the 106 anyway

corsa gsi - group 21

Saxo VTS - group 27

106 GTI - group 25

GSI FTW!

AliJack1

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8th Mar 11 at 17:41

got a quote for £1009 for corsa gsi.

Ojc

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8th Mar 11 at 17:43

Doing well

mattant

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8th Mar 11 at 17:43

quote:
Originally posted by Liam_GSI

quote:
Originally posted by mattant

quote:
Originally posted by Liam_GSI
VTS and 106 GTI's are stupid amounts to insure for what they are, 1.6's ... look at 8v versions such as VTR and maybe a series 1 rallye

Jus to add i think corsa's are cheap to insure for what they are (1.6 16v corsa gsi is nearly half the number of insurance groups than the 1.6 16v vts )

Insurance groups aren't everything, a Corsa GSi is nearly double a 106 GTI for me, but I'd rather the 106 anyway

corsa gsi - group 21

Saxo VTS - group 27

106 GTI - group 25

GSI FTW!

Maybe so, but look;

Audi A3 1.8, group 23

Corsa GSi, group 21 (Churchill wouldn't insure me, so I went on Compare the Market)

So insurance groups don't mean everything

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