car insuarance for a 17 year old male

pconstable

Angelic
well, as they say: "if you don't play the game, don't make the rules!" Please don't make judgements on other people's circumstances, when you don't know all the facts. To sum up, if you don't have anything useful to contribute, can you please refrain from spamming these threads.
thank you

dacouch

Angelic feel free to post in this thread, your opinion is welcome by other MSE members as any contributer.

For some reason the OP thinks he can stipluate who can and can't pot on this thread which is on an open forum

pconstable

To the point, car insurance company recommendations was the request and what this thread, set up by me and thus primarily for me, but of possible use to other like minded PARENTS was intended for

What this forum was not set up for was 1) the subject of FRONTING,2) talking about how to deal/handle children, particularly those who do not have any of their own.

It is not helped either by posters suggesting the rediculous purchase of BMW's for 17 year old's.

The thread was quite specific, but i see that some people do not take note and have their own agenda

Thus far, i can honestly say that no one has come up with anything to beat what i already had by way of my own research. ie Quinn Direct, my own Churchill and possibly now Admiral who come in at £2432

The so called insurance expert is a joke along with his sterilised troll

tomstickland

I think buying the newish car and then spending £2K per year on insurance is a good way of wasting an inheritance.
Do what everyone else does with their first car: enjoy the novelty of any car before getting hung up on what sort of car it is.

Jakg

pconstable wrote: »

It is not helped either by posters suggesting the rediculous purchase of BMW's for 17 year old's.

For the same price of my car (as mentioned, Proton Wira 1.5 LXi and i'm 18) I could be driving a 318i or a C220 CDI. Finding a nice, unmolested car which hasn't been round the clock is another matter...

iamana1ias

pconstable wrote: »

To the point, car insurance company recommendations was the request and what this thread, set up by me and thus primarily for me, but of possible use to other like minded PARENTS was intended for

How were the 2 million other threads asking the exact same questions on this forum not helpful to you then?

pconstable wrote: »

What this forum :silenced: was not set up for was 1) the subject of FRONTING,2) talking about how to deal/handle children, particularly those who do not have any of their own.

It is not helped either by posters suggesting the rediculous purchase of BMW's for 17 year old's.

The thread was quite specific, but i see that some people do not take note and have their own agenda

Thus far, i can honestly say that no one has come up with anything to beat what i already had by way of my own research. ie Quinn Direct, my own Churchill and possibly now Admiral who come in at £2432

The so called insurance expert is a joke along with his sterilised troll

I think I'll print and frame this!!! :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

dacouch

Tom please read the OP's comments, he will not appreciate your comments if they do not fall within his strict guidelines. This is after all his thread

Diesel44

While this thread is still alive, could I ask an insurance question please.
My son will be the main driver and my wife will be a named driver.
The questions when filling out insrance quotes online are
1) Registered Keeper
2)Legal owner
Now I have done a forum search and it came up blank.
My question is, do these have any bearing on insurance if my son is both or my wife is both.
I do understand that any speeding tickets and speeding fines will be sent to the registered keeper. For insurance purposes, does it have any effect.

iamana1ias

Diesel44 wrote: »

While this thread is still alive, could I ask an insurance question please.
My son will be the main driver and my wife will be a named driver.
The questions when filling out insrance quotes online are
1) Registered Keeper
2)Legal owner
Now I have done a forum search and it came up blank.
My question is, do these have any bearing on insurance if my son is both or my wife is both.
I do understand that any speeding tickets and speeding fines will be sent to the registered keeper. For insurance purposes, does it have any effect.

It would ring alarm bells if the main driver wasn't the registered keeper and legal owner in the scenario above

Diesel44

iamana1ias wrote: »

It would ring alarm bells if the main driver wasn't the registered keeper and legal owner in the scenario above

Yes I see your point, the car will eventually shared between our two sons, so to stop arguments we thought that neither would own or keep it.