Insurance for 19 year old male.

WhiteHorse

Cut cover to a minimum. Buy a worthless, junk heap, small engined car. Avoid anything popular, something really dweeby would be ideal. Go on advanced driving courses (try AIM). Wait until you are 21.

WhiteHorse

Nikkisun wrote: »

to add him as a named driver on my car (nissan note) is £5500!!!!

Firms have got wise to high risks being added to low risks policies.

Will.ii.am

i always use confused.com by far the cheapest i've found every year.

ses6jwg

Have you tried swiftcover?

chelsea12356

Ive tried swiftcover they quoted me £5000, the cheapest ive got is still quinn direct at £3652 at fully comp. Do you think ill still get a quote cheaper than that realisticly?

bouncydog1

Nobody can say, because we don't know your age, where you live, what sort of car you have, how long you have been driving etc.

Posts on here can be misleading, because someone will say they have paid £2k for a 17yr old on a fiesta. However they don't add that they live in the lowest rated area in the UK, both parents in their 50's are added to the policy and insurers have done a special deal because the family has all 4 cars and their house with the same company!

Would suggest that you speak to a good motor broker (not Swintons as according to posts on here they are not very good) and get them to research the market for you. Brokers often have access to places like the Lloyds syndicates which the public cannot access directly. Also try ringing the Co-op, NFU and Aviva because they don't use the aggregators.

chelsea12356

bouncyd!!! wrote: »

Nobody can say, because we don't know your age, where you live, what sort of car you have, how long you have been driving etc.

Posts on here can be misleading, because someone will say they have paid £2k for a 17yr old on a fiesta. However they don't add that they live in the lowest rated area in the UK, both parents in their 50's are added to the policy and insurers have done a special deal because the family has all 4 cars and their house with the same company!

Would suggest that you speak to a good motor broker (not Swintons as according to posts on here they are not very good) and get them to research the market for you. Brokers often have access to places like the Lloyds syndicates which the public cannot access directly. Also try ringing the Co-op, NFU and Aviva because they don't use the aggregators.

19 year old male, 1.2 vw polo, first car, kent?

bouncydog1

You will need to speak to a broker or contact some of the other insurers mentioned. I have no idea how Kent is rated and it will depend where in Kent you are based as to what you are quoted.