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well just say my mum passed her test on the 14th attempt...i am sure that you will agree thats reason enough not to let her lose on the clio, old boy is just so he can pick car up from the railway station etc if i am having a liquid lunch at work
mate, i got the quotes online, tescos insurance is just a branding done by directline, just find it weird that directline are cheaper than tesco, going to ask my work tomorrow and see what i get quoted for with my staff discount
i used a broker to get introduced to norwich union last year, they gave me 5 years no claims! from working in insurance i know what buggers some companies are like to deal with when a claim happens, hence i dont touch any form of policy with Lloyds in London.
As slayer says though if you think...
elephant £3 more than directline!
these are my conditions
£100 excess
10000 miles
protected ncd
courtesy car
legal expenses
monthly payment scheme ie deposit plus 10 months
1 additional driver - father
whilst i work for an insurance company even with staff discount they still wanted twice what i took out my policy eventully for with Norwich Union, so this year having a good look around prior to renewal to see what deals i can get, have so far tried these companies on line..
DIRECT LINE...
my uncle works for dixon motors , not in sales or that but in their it department as a systems analyst
http://www.dixonmotors.co.uk/http://www.dixonmotors.co.uk/
they have franchies for alfa, citreon, fiat, ford, honda. mg, nissan, peugeot, renault. rover, vauxhall and volkswagen
will...
Just been speaking to my uncle who works for a major dealer down in the south of england which is able to supply most major makes of car, anyone know what friends and family discounts people can get for makes such as volkswagen, alfa and any others? i know renault is around 22%.