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Old 22-06-2010, 12:17 AM   #7 (permalink)
aston
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Default Re: what is the best car to mod that is cheap to insure. look at it from a young driv

when I was young I insured a 2cv the cheapest car to insure at the time then drove my 2ltr lancia (an expensive car to insure at the time) covered by the "drive any one Else's car" part of the policy, totally legal back then but I don't know about now.
I have heard that if you put your parent on the policy as the main driver (although it is your car and your policy) it can reduce the insurance a lot as opposed to the usual yourself on your parents policy. Clasics are cheap to insure my 5 ltr was just under £200 years ago and no no claims bonus needed or gained
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Point A to B is more than getting to the end, it's about the experience. Some cars are great to own, others are great to drive; there is no comparison as far as driving experience goes.
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