Insure 18 year female on 2004 172?! Help

[Stevo_172]

Hi peeps, does anyone know how I could get an 18 years old female on a previsional on my insurance as Tesco's won't insure.

I have a 172 Sport 2004. How much extra is this likely to cost and does it like go down at a certain age?? Or when they have a full licence.

Cheers.

 

[john lloyd]

i put my g/f on my insurance when she passed her test, she was 22/23 years old at the time and it didnt cost me anything.

i think the fact she is a provisional holder will make matters harder.

 

[TheJesus]

expect your insurance to go up significantly... prolly by a grand

 

[tommyboy]

^ I concur

 

[wiggy_spong]

Would probably be chaper to by a banger and insure that for a couple of hundred!!

 

[xshexisusannex]

I work for NFU used to work for Churchill, Tesco wont touch they are a fancy name for direct line RBS group. Stay away from tesco, privlage, churchill, direct as they are all the same.

Not that much, ive seen quotes where its cheaper with a prov liscense than full, as they are not going to be driving alone and less frequently also.

Try like of Norwich union direct although i hate them theyll insure anything! elephant admiral are same company either of them too. or even a broker like aa or kwik fit!

You should get it no prob

 

[cat171]

Going a bit OT here - I wouldn't trust an 18 year old with no experience on a 172 at all tbh.

 

[Stevo_172]

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[Stevo_172]

Going a bit OT here - I wouldn't trust an 18 year old with no experience on a 172 at all tbh.

Yeah true...

 

[Stevo_172]

I work for NFU used to work for Churchill, Tesco wont touch they are a fancy name for direct line RBS group. Stay away from tesco, privlage, churchill, direct as they are all the same.

Not that much, ive seen quotes where its cheaper with a prov liscense than full, as they are not going to be driving alone and less frequently also.

Try like of Norwich union direct although i hate them theyll insure anything! elephant admiral are same company either of them too. or even a broker like aa or kwik fit!

You should get it no prob

Hey thanks for that, really helpful.

I'll have to shop around tho as someone else may not insure me with my 9 points and 3 week speeding ban!!! lol

 

[xshexisusannex]

I work for NFU used to work for Churchill, Tesco wont touch they are a fancy name for direct line RBS group. Stay away from tesco, privlage, churchill, direct as they are all the same.

Not that much, ive seen quotes where its cheaper with a prov liscense than full, as they are not going to be driving alone and less frequently also.

Try like of Norwich union direct although i hate them theyll insure anything! elephant admiral are same company either of them too. or even a broker like aa or kwik fit!

You should get it no prob

Hey thanks for that, really helpful.

I'll have to shop around tho as someone else may not insure me with my 9 points and 3 week speeding ban!!! lol

When u have special needs like that, almost worth your while going to a broker theyll find you the best deal may be abit more expensive bt it avoids all teh hidden terms and conidtions ull get with a normal insurance policy

 

[Stevo_172]

Hey thanks for that, really helpful.

I'll have to shop around tho as someone else may not insure me with my 9 points and 3 week speeding ban!!! lol

When u have special needs like that, almost worth your while going to a broker theyll find you the best deal may be abit more expensive bt it avoids all teh hidden terms and conidtions ull get with a normal insurance policy

Ok cool. I'm not planning on getting anymore points, it's painful having to stick to the speed limits but I'd rather have that than no licence.

I heard that insurance companies were suppost to be relaxing fees for people with more points as there's now so many. Is that really true?

 

[xshexisusannex]

When u have special needs like that, almost worth your while going to a broker theyll find you the best deal may be abit more expensive bt it avoids all teh hidden terms and conidtions ull get with a normal insurance policy

Ok cool. I'm not planning on getting anymore points, it's painful having to stick to the speed limits but I'd rather have that than no licence.

I heard that insurance companies were suppost to be relaxing fees for people with more points as there's now so many. Is that really true?

See tbh i wouldnt actually ever tell them, there are very few circumstances in which an insurance company would ask to see your liscense unless they thought there was a fraudulant claim.

But unless ur a dodgy character ha they will probably never see your liscense!!

but i certainly hadnt heard that, i think now sp30 and the like are pretty normal though and they dnt end to have that much effect

 

[Ibanezman]

Going a bit OT here - I wouldn't trust an 18 year old with no experience on a 172 at all tbh.

Hehe I agree with this guy, I wouldn't let a learner drive my 172 :nono:

Buy her a fiesta

 

[Anni182]

Going a bit OT here - I wouldn't trust an 18 year old with no experience on a 172 at all tbh.

Yeah true...

me neither! i was lethal before i passed my test and only now after nearly 3 yrs of having a driving license would i feel ok driving a 2 litre car!

it's true that churchill etc won't insure unless you are over 21 as i have been getting quotes recently, try elephant

 

[PrincessJessica]

im with elephant im 19 with 2yrs n/c

try them