Not using the car for a few months

[LeRich]

Originally Posted by Dallas

Yes, my daughters policy in her own name.

By adding an older driver to your son or daughters first insurance policy will often reduce the cost, insurance companies will see an older more experienced driver sharing the vehicle. When either parent is using the car, the young driver isn't, therefore its less risk.

I did this for years, adding both parents and then just my mum as it reduced the premium. Makes no odds now I'm in my 30's.

[Dallas]

Originally Posted by LeRich

I did this for years, adding both parents and then just my mum as it reduced the premium. Makes no odds now I'm in my 30's.

Lol I wonder why...

[gnu]

Originally Posted by Dallas

Yes, my daughters policy in her own name.

By adding an older driver to your son or daughters first insurance policy will often reduce the cost, insurance companies will see an older more experienced driver sharing the vehicle. When either parent is using the car, the young driver isn't, therefore its less risk.

Interesting. I assume the parents are insulated from liability and losing NCB, from their off-springs possible incidents?

[Slaya]

Just got a requote for my ZT, £233. Which is ok.


Decided to add my son, which would have added £1100 while he was a learner.


Quotes below

[gnu]

Go with the bottom one. £62.6k - Reassuringly expensive...

[Slaya]

Originally Posted by gnu

Go with the bottom one. £62.6k - Reassuringly expensive...

Just seems wrong - almost half the value of the car just to insure it - madness

[Raspberrycai]

Originally Posted by Slaya

Just got a requote for my ZT, £233. Which is ok.


Decided to add my son, which would have added £1100 while he was a learner.


Quotes below

£62,000!
Reminds me of that episode of top gear where they do the teenager car challenge.

Jeremy: "2 and a half thousand pounds is fifteen times more than the car is worth. What you're saying is i'm going to write it off completely fifteen times a year!"