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Neutral Newbie

Hi all..

 

Im 22 years old this year.

 

3 years driving exp.

 

Buying a used

CIVIC ESI 4door

1600cc

What is the most likely insurance quote?

Give me ranges please..

 

I dont plan to use anyone's name cause im looking

at it on a LONG RUN..

 

 

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Neutral Newbie

stand by around 3-4 k.

cause even i am not convince u would drive slowly thus the insurance company should tink so too

 

WOW! that high!?

But its not a SPORT type eventhou its vtec..

Sighs.., insurance is really a killer..

 

What are you advices?

 

Should i just use my own name now?

or use someone else's name?

 

Think of it at a long run..

Which is worth it?

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for some reason, insurer ve a cut off age of 26. thereafter, premiun is v diff. if its too high for urs, its more practical to register under a much older person name. save more $$ tis way [flowerface]

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Hi all..

 

Im 22 years old this year.

 

3 years driving exp.

 

Buying a used

CIVIC ESI 4door

1600cc

What is the most likely insurance quote?

Give me ranges please..

 

I dont plan to use anyone's name cause im looking

at it on a LONG RUN..

 

 

1k to 5k

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Turbocharged

ncd is depenable of years of ownership n not years u pass.

pass 7 years only 10% ncd dude

 

yup i know, that's why i'm asking if he has 30% ncd

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Neutral Newbie

long run where got worth it.

suppose e car u wanna get only afew years down e road.

coe car no scrap value 1. on top of tat every year gotta go inspection.

get a newer car la

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Hmm.. Well it seems that using someone else's name is more efficient..

 

Here's another question,

 

Say if i use my dad's name for the insurance (planning for 3rd pary fire & theft),

but he has already 2 cars registered under him..

Still possible?

 

Or say if i use my bro's name.. He's 27 with 7 years exp..

He's planning to get a new car this november,

say if i use his name, will it make any diff when he buys

his car..?

 

Hope someone can answer me questions.. [knife]

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Hmm.. Well it seems that using someone else's name is more efficient..

 

Here's another question,

 

Say if i use my dad's name for the insurance (planning for 3rd pary fire & theft),

but he has already 2 cars registered under him..

Still possible?

 

Or say if i use my bro's name.. He's 27 with 7 years exp..

He's planning to get a new car this november,

say if i use his name, will it make any diff when he buys

his car..?

 

Hope someone can answer me questions.. [knife]

 

 

NCD can only be used on one car if I'm not wrong

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Neutral Newbie

Insurance wise, it makes no difference, each car will accumulate their NCD seperately even if they are under the same name.

 

Finance wise, if your brother income is not strong, and you are planning to take a loan under his name, when he wants to buy a car later, bank may not approve of his loan for his car.

 

Additional info, NCD is transferable between direct relatives.

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Neutral Newbie

Insurance wise, it makes no difference, each car will accumulate their NCD seperately even if they are under the same name.

 

Finance wise, if your brother income is not strong, and you are planning to take a loan under his name, when he wants to buy a car later, bank may not approve of his loan for his car.

 

Additional info, NCD is transferable between direct relatives.

 

Im buying cash for the car.. So will it have any effect on him if i use his name for insurance?

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Supersonic

Thread hijack!

 

Any insurance brokers here? Looking to help my dad renew his insurance on a Lancer EX 1.5.

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