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Sleepy - do you have to have been driving a certain length of time for insurance purposes? I've only been driving 10 mths and my mum pointed out that they may need me to have been driving for a year.Blood donations to date: 10 | Type: O negative[/B][/CENTER]0
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I think there was something like that, but I can't remember quite what the requirement was, sorry. When I arranged mine, they were really friendly, so why not call up or go along and ask.0
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Naughty- you have to have being driving for 2 years - no more than 6 points and they ask about any convictions.
Again thanks for the tip- just saved a fortune on car rental!0 -
Thea wrote:Naughty- you have to have being driving for 2 years
DAMN IT!! :mad: :mad: :mad:
Thanks anyway OP - will have to give them a call and cancel tomorrow.
Quite surprised the bloke on the 0845 number didn't ask that in fact.Blood donations to date: 10 | Type: O negative[/B][/CENTER]0 -
i called the number above yesterday and someone from nearest toyota(ROCHDALE) supposed to be calling today no one has called yet!Honesty is the best policy doesn't matter which web site
you are on!
if i had known then what i know now!
a bargain is only a bargain if you really need it!0 -
Worth noting that you don't even have to ring up and book. We were looking at the Aygo and noticed a sign for the 2 day test drives, 1/2hr later we were driving off in one. You do need to take along your whole driving liscence (both paper and photo card for those of us with the new style ones) and proof of your address from the last 6 months, eg bank statement or bill.0
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ill have to try this out.0
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the deposit- is the money deducted from your debit/credit card? do you sign or tap in your pin or are your details off the card recorded.
Also what was the miliage like on the car given to you during the test drive? ive heard you should take a new car on a motorway/ do over 50 miles per hour in it.0 -
Ive requested a test drive, hope theres no hasselsThis above all: to thine own self be true, And it must follow, as the night the day, Thou canst not then be false to any man. (SHAKESPEARE, Hamlet, 1600) :kisses2:
Comp wins : Oct : Michael Buble goodies :blushing:
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Thea wrote:
ive heard you should take a new car on a motorway/ do over 50 miles per hour in it.
That stems from the older cars when they needed running in and for the first 500 miles you shouldn't go over 50 MPH. New cars are built to not need running in so there's nothing to worry about now
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