Something New You've Got...

[[TC-R] Luke]

That's like one of the cheapest cars I can find insurance wise. Once you have had 1 or 2 years experience the insurance will drop to like £700..

[[TC-R] Sam]

When I first passed I paid £1200 for a 1.2 Clio, then I changed cars and it went down to £780, then this year it has went down to £560, it was going to be £450 if I booked it far enough ahead but I miscalculated how long I had left on my current/old insurance. I could probably get it cheaper but I do/have done a lot of miles, so my mileage on my insurance is pretty high for someone my age.


Spark, this is a Yaris

You might know it as something else as they get called different things in different places.

[Owl]

You know, it's cheaper to insure a Mazda MX 5 than a Clio due to it's boy racing factor.

[MousemanLV]

Hmm, you get the real driving license in a week? Interesting, I got mine after I passed my driving test - paid +- 25 EUR and got my document in about 5 minutes.

Interesting car (Yaris). I wouldn't feel very safe driving that when you take into consideration how many transport accidents and transport accident related deaths occur in Latvia monthly. I just wouldn't. If you are involved in a frontal collision, you are done.

[Don]

I pay for my Hyundai 18 euro's a month
And that for a 17 year old and a 2.0 ''sportscar''

[Owl]

(2015-10-17 09:56)MousemanLV Wrote:  Hmm, you get the real driving license in a week? Interesting, I got mine after I passed my driving test - paid +- 25 EUR and got my document in about 5 minutes.

Interesting car (Yaris). I wouldn't feel very safe driving that when you take into consideration how many transport accidents and transport accident related deaths occur in Latvia monthly. I just wouldn't. If you are involved in a frontal collision, you are done.

[MousemanLV]

It has a rollcage, obviously it won't become like a pancake. And there was no frontal collision.

[Owl]

my point was how unsafe it is when you have to o a swerve at 70+mph

[[TC-R] Luke]

It's 2015 not 2003

Newer cars tend to be cheaper on insurance in the UK simply because they are safer.

A Yaris isn't much of a boy racer car and the newer ones are much bigger and safer haha. I wouldn't go in the smart car equivalent death trap. But then again, I intend on avoiding accidents

[Jimmy]

I have only trafic insurance on volvo 940, 492sec every month car standing on my name also

[[TC] Nathan]

I'm 680 on a evolution gsr at 24 lol

[Asas]

Civic 97's insurance costs 100Euros a year

[[TC-R] Sam]

Difference is you don't live in the UK , UK insurers like to milk young drivers for every penny they have.

That is pretty good Nathan, who is that with? How many miles have you got on your insurance?


TBH I still wouldn't mind one of these. Edit: Minus the Subaru seat covers (Odd choice for a Yaris) and how far back/slanted the seats are. Although for some reason I want a Suzuki Ignis Sport.

[[TC] Stephen]

Insurance on the wrx is 1.5k a year, over 25 too

[[TC-R] Sam]

Yeah but in Australia everything tries to kill you

[[TC]►Carl◄]

Never tried it before so I thought I would get some, meaning 3 cup fulls costing me 8 pound basically. Works out at 2.50 per sachet including shipping. I know this is hyped up by the gaming community but they have some interesting flavors I want to try.

[Toni]

10W40 Oil for my car, after finding out nobody had filled it up with oil before i started to drive it. Oil level was literally under the low-point on the stick, just so you could barely see the oil on the stick lol.

Lucky me i checked it.

[[TC] Nathan]

it's with admiral for now Greenlight wouldn't insure me on the evolution till I'm over 25. it's 6000 per year which is all I do anyway


what's g fuel???

[[TC]►Frozen◄]

Its a new type of fuel for your car. That cant be any good for a human

[[TC]►Carl◄]

It's an overly priced energy drink but it comes in powder form.