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Middo's old car on PistonHeads?
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Martin_172
ClioSport Club Member
lol at his PX, yeah coz a dci 100 clio is much bigger inside than a 1.2 16v dynamique!
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dick
didnt middo sell it for like 3.5?
I do not understnad this boy.
One minute he is saying he is skint, the next minute he is trying to change cars for a newer car which won't release any money at all.
He has just spent upwards of 500 quid on new alloys as well :S
Very confused.
Middo would you be upset if someone bought it, broke it and sold it as standard?
Sam
One minute he is saying he is skint, the next minute he is trying to change cars for a newer car which won't release any money at all.
He has just spent upwards of 500 quid on new alloys as well :S
Very confused.
Middo would you be upset if someone bought it, broke it and sold it as standard?
Sam
If it was returned to standard?
Christopher
ClioSport Club Member
Z4M
that poor car needs a good home...
New pads as well thats unusualy ther were new just beofre Middo sold it.
Need to shop around realy you;'ll get insured but at what price.i really like that car, id probably buy it but i doubt ill get insured on a car that modified at 17 (well 18 by the time iv bought it) will i?
especially after my whee claim
All of them.
Unless you like having to pay £50k + of in damages after your insurance company refuse to pay.
(this has happnened before now when someoe edidn't declare ther mods and crashed into an M5 insurance paid then took the owner to court and owener had to pay insurance back the £50k+ interest)
I know you'll say I won't crash if so then don't get insurance see what the police say.
They know you are high risk and thus the premium reflects this.
Whats wrong with you you should ask yourself. Youyr a massive high risk there charging you that much snce there such a high chance you'll crash again statistically.
fair enough but i just got a quote with mods declaring the car at 4k, 4800 a year. im not being funny but thats f**king retarded, i may be a high risk fine but 4800 a year on a 4k car, f**k it ill buy the RSi then insure it third party for 2400, am i not more risk too others in a 1.8 rather than a modded 1.2?????????
:S
You have just implied you would get the 1.2 fully comp so they have to factor in the risk to yourself when quoting?
Were you out on the piss last night or has logic never been a strong point?
Yep you are as ytour only 3rd part for a start on a RSI. Plus own an RSI and you'll be more mechanically minded.
I am a young driver myself (17).
Just think about it from their point of view. I can understand how it is annoying for you but it isn't unlikely you will write the car off and involve another car is it? Then they have to think about the compensation claims etc... and it all mounts up.
You have had one crash already which is an indication you are not sensible.
You now want a car with mods that are designed to increase performance which yells out young lad who wants to go fast.
95% the time insurance is purely logical and in my mind this isn't an exception.
Just think about it from their point of view. I can understand how it is annoying for you but it isn't unlikely you will write the car off and involve another car is it? Then they have to think about the compensation claims etc... and it all mounts up.
You have had one crash already which is an indication you are not sensible.
You now want a car with mods that are designed to increase performance which yells out young lad who wants to go fast.
95% the time insurance is purely logical and in my mind this isn't an exception.
think were jumping the gun a bit here guys, lewis RT, what was the cause of the claim on your insurance?
if it was your own fault, through speed, or irresponsible driving then you have to understand peoples reactions to your frustration over insurance prices, as (no offence meant by this) it is really your own fault.
however, if it was not your fault in the claim then most young drivers will symapthise with you.
i certainly will. i am 21 in august, i have one claim in my history, so gettin my own insurance next year (after uni, on family's atm) will be a pain in the arse. and the claim was not my fault, but they dont ask you that. just "have you had a claim in the last 5 years". and i will say "yes, some t**t crashed into me on a roundabout, but denied everything so turned out 50:50"
jamie
if it was your own fault, through speed, or irresponsible driving then you have to understand peoples reactions to your frustration over insurance prices, as (no offence meant by this) it is really your own fault.
however, if it was not your fault in the claim then most young drivers will symapthise with you.
i certainly will. i am 21 in august, i have one claim in my history, so gettin my own insurance next year (after uni, on family's atm) will be a pain in the arse. and the claim was not my fault, but they dont ask you that. just "have you had a claim in the last 5 years". and i will say "yes, some t**t crashed into me on a roundabout, but denied everything so turned out 50:50"
jamie
If you want something nice your high risk so you have to pay for it.
Don't buy it unless you can afford it stock 1.2 is a nice car why does it need to have bodykit etc on it to be nice?
right well im not gonna say anything, but you cant complain mate.
stick with it, build up your no claims and then buy a car you want when you can. please dont "not insure it" or all the mods you make to it.
jamie
Performance mods include suspension and braking mods?
Why would you want them if you didn't want to drive the car quickly?
It is just another indication you are high risk and this is all the insurance companies can go on.
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