Insurance Groups.

[BennWilson]

Does anyone know the insurance group for ph1 1.2 clios?
Also what would insurance be like on this?
http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classif...en/page/2/postcode/hd74pg/radius/20?logcode=p

THANKS!

Ben.

 

[Goodj]

For a more accurate answer, stick your details into Confused.com or similar.

You can get a few quid off if you go direct to the best provider shown.

Also, Autotrader.co.uk ads usually list the Insurance Groups, along with performance, emmissions and economy figures.

EDIT: Ads would need to be from traders really. Oh, and I'd avoid any carss advertised where the seller hasn't got a grip on simple spelling or grammar.

ALSO EDIT: When you declare the modificaitons on that Saxo, you'll find the insurance leaps up too.

 

[BennWilson]

I don't need a quote right now, just the groups. But thanks

 

[Adam.]

Insurance groups mean f'k all these days.

 

[Goodj]

As Adam says.

Just get your details into Confused.com (or similar)

Then you can just put reg. numbes in when you find a motor you like and get a decent ball-park guesstimate. Certainly better than what this place will.

Just remember to add / remove mods as and when they are on the car. Non-declaration isn't clever.

 

[BennWilson]

Okay thanks guys!

 

[Goodj]

No hassles.

First car I presume?

If so, just avoid getting sucked into wanting a "well sik" motor, as you'll only end up poor. I'd suggest a car that's pittence to run, already has alloys (and air con), then keep it as is for a few years, until companies feel they can "trust" you to have a car that you've fettled with.

 

[Adam.]

First car I presume?

If so, just avoid getting sucked into wanting a "well sik" motor, as you'll only end up poor.

Flol, so true.

 

[djjonnibgood]

As above, don't worry too much about groups! I've been getting quotes on a range of vans (1.4 - 2.0) and they're all the same price give or take a few pence!

 

[BennWilson]

Okay thanks for all the help. I will get looking around!

 

[robbygraham]

if its just insurance group have a look on www.parkers.co.uk, think they have a lot of details on insurance groups

 

[BennWilson]

^^ They seem to be wrong as far as I'm aware.*