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Young Driver Insurance - Which Car
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yea your probably right about it only being valid with direct line.Sounds like good deal for a Polo. Good advice on possibility of waiting til a bot older to insure. I assume that extra years NCD will only be applicable if he renews with Directline?
But I wouldn't recommend a Polo to the OP as he wants the cheapest and its certainly not cheap to buy, maintain or insure.
but the way I see it is 2 yrs ncd is worth about 20% plus a 20% multicar discount next year should bring his insurance down quite a bit? fingers crossed0 -
When my son passed his test we found the cheapest insurance was on larger cars, we ended up buying him a volvo estate the car was about £800 then his insurance was well under £2000, this was three years ago.0
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It does reduce the price if you add on older drivers. We insured a KA for all our sons and it wasn't too bad....
Try Endersleigh they are good for younger drivers and then up the excess.0
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