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    Default Driving lessons/First car...

    I'm hoping to start my driving lessons next month or in March, I got a fair amount of money in my bank and because I'm running an online business, I did the calculations last night and I personally think it be enough for driving lessons.

    How much does driving lessons roughly cost for a 1 hour period? (Weekdays/Afternoon)

    How many lessons will it take before actually taking the practical test? (Note, I haven't drove a car in my life, only a mo-ped)

    How much does the theory and practical test cost?

    What's the ideal first car? (Small but cheap for insurance)

    Finally, buy a car from a auction or those second-hand dealers?

    Thanks all, will +rep

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    Depends where you live I think, larger places cost more, but generally between £18-£20

    Again it depends, if you're a quick learner could be 10-20 lessons, if you're slow it could be 30 even 40 lessons

    Theory £31 Practical £62

    Ideal first car would be something like a punto, ka, clio etc something with a low engine size like 1.0-1.2 litre.

    I'm not sure for the last one, check autotrader.
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    a driving lesson for me for one hour was £25, however if you booked 10 it'd work out as £22 each
    i had my first test after just 15 lessons, naturally i failed (only one major and two minors foooools) and passed after my second test, which was after roughly 19 lessons.
    theory is £31
    practical is £62
    an ideal first car is one that will be small, cheap to run, insurance may cost more than the car though. my insurance is roughly £800 because i'm under my dads policy but expect £1500+ if you're on your own car.

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    Ah right thanks guys

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    Quote Originally Posted by RyanDOT View Post
    What's the ideal first car? (Small but cheap for insurance)
    *cough*



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    How much does driving lessons roughly cost for a 1 hour period? (Weekdays/Afternoon)
    Up to £20.

    How many lessons will it take before actually taking the practical test? (Note, I haven't drove a car in my life, only a mo-ped)
    You can't say the exact amount but they reckon around about 32-40. (This depends on how you learn and how fast you pick things up.)

    How much does the theory and practical test cost?
    £31 theory, £62 practical

    What's the ideal first car? (Small but cheap for insurance)
    Your insurance will always be lower with a brand new car, also a engine as high as 1.2, any higher your insurance shoots through the roof :/

    Finally, buy a car from a auction or those second-hand dealers?
    Auction.

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    Quote Originally Posted by .Shaun,, View Post
    How much does driving lessons roughly cost for a 1 hour period? (Weekdays/Afternoon)
    Up to £20.
    Lessons can cost more than £20
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    Quote Originally Posted by Alexx.. View Post
    Lessons can cost more than £20
    Depending on the area.

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    Well Lewis Hamilton only needed 8 lessons lol.

    But yeah 10-20 lessons is the norm or 30, slower learners up to 40. Everyone else has given pretty much your answers. You want a small call that's 1.0 litre really otherwise your insurance goes really high, and also I assume you want something fairly cheap? A VW Golf is pretty good apparently, Ford KA's etc...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Conservative View Post
    I assume you want something fairly cheap? A VW Golf is pretty good apparently, Ford KA's etc...
    Corsa 1.2 is fairly decent.

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