vauxhal corsa 1.4

Who has one?

What is the insureence like? How much does it cost? What company you with?

Thanks.

i think my brother has one. his first year insurance was above £1000 lol

vauxhal corsa 1 litre was 1400 1st year of driving

so probz more than tht about 1800?

soz forgot tht was with quinn direct

I have a 1.4 Corsa SRi, I pay £70 a month insurance with a deposit of around £150.

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Originally Posted by Garion

I have a 1.4 Corsa SRi, I pay £70 a month insurance with a deposit of around £150.

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So you'll pay about £840 a year?

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Originally Posted by blanky12!

So you'll pay about £840 a year?

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Approximately, that's with my uncle as a named driver on the policy and he has like ten years no claims though.

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Approximately, that's with my uncle as a named driver on the policy and he has like ten years no claims though.

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As I am starting learning to drive I want to pick a car.

It's either that or a mini rover or mini 1996 or later.

actually thats not my bros car :P haha, his astra was about £1000+

Ah, thats good!! :)

I'm not sure what car to get though :(

iv'e a 1.4 corsa, 1600 a year on my own policy, with endsleigh.

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iv'e a 1.4 corsa, 1600 a year on my own policy, with endsleigh.

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im going to get a mini rover... they look pretty good :)

Corsa's insurance is generally more expensive then other cars due to been related to boy racers. :)

Depends on your age.
If you're 17/18/19 and learning to drive, it'll be approx £2000.
If you're 25 even without a licence, it'd be more like £700.

//ps - mini's are *okay* if you get one in good condition and with a roll cage. If you've ever been go-karting you'll know what driving a mini is like. It's pretty fun but when you're on the motorway, its frightening and when you're in town with a bus trying to shove past you, you may start to wish you'd got something more substantial.

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Depends on your age.
If you're 17/18/19 and learning to drive, it'll be approx £2000.
If you're 25 even without a licence, it'd be more like £700.

//ps - mini's are *okay* if you get one in good condition and with a roll cage. If you've ever been go-karting you'll know what driving a mini is like. It's pretty fun but when you're on the motorway, its frightening and when you're in town with a bus trying to shove past you, you may start to wish you'd got something more substantial.

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without a licence?!

and minis are sweet like bearing in mind they look good.. they're also fine on motorways and in town.. if anything they're actually really practical through town due to being small and agile.

if we all bought something because it was 'practical' we'd all be driving around in 4dr astras.