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Title: Value of 2002 Omega 2.2 manual CDX with 33,000
Post by: joshwyatt on 10 December 2008, 10:23:51
Hello all,
Just wondering what you all think the value of my car might be? It's nocturno blue with the empire grey velour interior and wood. Usual facelift CDX spec, xenon's, cruise, dual climate, sunroof etc. Only done 33,000 2.2 petrol on an 02 plate.
I'm only 18, and I love this car to pieces, however the insurance is cripling me at the moment. I have to pay £341 per month and have been doing this since 28th May this year. I can't see any other option other than to sell the Omega very reluctanly. I don't want to just cancel my insruiance as I have allrady paid a lot into it and would like to make it up to my 1st years ncd.
Any ideas on price or advice would be greatly appreciated.
Many thanks,
Josh.
Title: Re: Value of 2002 Omega 2.2 manual CDX with 33,000
Post by: Martin_1962 on 10 December 2008, 10:25:44
See what your insurance will be for next year.

It might be affordable
Title: Re: Value of 2002 Omega 2.2 manual CDX with 33,000
Post by: Field Marshal Dr. Opti on 10 December 2008, 12:30:09
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Hello all,
Just wondering what you all think the value of my car might be? It's nocturno blue with the empire grey velour interior and wood. Usual facelift CDX spec, xenon's, cruise, dual climate, sunroof etc. Only done 33,000 2.2 petrol on an 02 plate.
I'm only 18, and I love this car to pieces, however the insurance is cripling me at the moment. I have to pay £341 per month and have been doing this since 28th May this year. I can't see any other option other than to sell the Omega very reluctanly. I don't want to just cancel my insruiance as I have allrady paid a lot into it and would like to make it up to my 1st years ncd.
Any ideas on price or advice would be greatly appreciated.
Many thanks,
Josh.


Have I got this correct......you are paying £341 each month to insure  a 2.2 Omega at 18 years of age........that's £4092 each year...surely not. :'( :y
Title: Re: Value of 2002 Omega 2.2 manual CDX with 33,000
Post by: bappy on 10 December 2008, 13:11:52
Go to elephant.co.uk and add your parents.

I paid £1450 for a modified 3.0 at age 19, and then £1000 at age 20.
Title: Re: Value of 2002 Omega 2.2 manual CDX with 33,000
Post by: waspy on 10 December 2008, 14:05:20
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See what your insurance will be for next year.

It might be affordable

Agreed, once you've got your first year under your belt. Life gets a little cheaper :y
Title: Re: Value of 2002 Omega 2.2 manual CDX with 33,000
Post by: Danny on 10 December 2008, 21:36:45
My advice is... if you have the space, take the omega off the road and get a pile of rubbish group 1 insurance car to use until the end of may, then get a new quote for the omega in may, get rid of the pile of crap car and get the omega back on the road

if this is not possible, the omega is worth £400 and I have cash ;) ;)
Title: Re: Value of 2002 Omega 2.2 manual CDX with 33,000
Post by: Bacon Butty Man on 10 December 2008, 21:42:57
i got a quote for my daughter to be placed on my insurance for my 2.5 cdx, i was quoted £2074 ontop of the £265 per year i already pay for fc ins, needless to say, i wont be insuring her
Title: Re: Value of 2002 Omega 2.2 manual CDX with 33,000
Post by: Bacon Butty Man on 10 December 2008, 21:45:31
also to be honest, i am a firm believer that until the age of 22 your should only be allowed to drive 1098 cc or less, by law, i think that in reality a person younger than that does not have the seasoning to drive a bigger more powerfull car
Title: Re: Value of 2002 Omega 2.2 manual CDX with 33,000
Post by: Vamps on 10 December 2008, 21:49:00
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also to be honest, i am a firm believer that until the age of 22 your should only be allowed to drive 1098 cc or less, by law, i think that in reality a person younger than that does not have the seasoning to drive a bigger more powerfull car

Bet you would not have said that when you were 20 ::)
Today modern technology could create a car quicker that the 2.0l of our day ;D ;D ;D
Title: Re: Value of 2002 Omega 2.2 manual CDX with 33,000
Post by: albitz on 10 December 2008, 22:10:48
Had a tuned Chevette HS when I was 19  :)........made sure daughter only had a 1.2 clit when she passed her test though.Wasnt just her age,she couldnt drive a pig with a stick. ;D
Title: Re: Value of 2002 Omega 2.2 manual CDX with 33,000
Post by: Martin_1962 on 10 December 2008, 22:25:55
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also to be honest, i am a firm believer that until the age of 22 your should only be allowed to drive 1098 cc or less, by law, i think that in reality a person younger than that does not have the seasoning to drive a bigger more powerfull car


Power to weight is the issue.

Old Land Rover - slow

Old 1600 saloons from the 70s quite a few slow

Daihatsu GTTI quick
Title: Re: Value of 2002 Omega 2.2 manual CDX with 33,000
Post by: albitz on 10 December 2008, 22:30:39
Reliant Robin with a Fireblade engine. :)
Title: Re: Value of 2002 Omega 2.2 manual CDX with 33,000
Post by: Andy B on 10 December 2008, 22:42:32
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Reliant Robin with a Fireblade engine. :)

Or a Bond Bug with a turbo charged Hyabusa engine ..... clicky (http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&t=609621&nmt=Bond%20bug%20with%20a%20difference)
Title: Re: Value of 2002 Omega 2.2 manual CDX with 33,000
Post by: waspy on 10 December 2008, 22:42:43
How insurance has changed over the years. I had my first V8 when i was 19 & that didn't cost me any limbs to insure. I agree with baconbuttyman, all young divers should restricted to a small engine for the first couple of years. They are with bikes ;)
Title: Re: Value of 2002 Omega 2.2 manual CDX with 33,000
Post by: Vamps on 10 December 2008, 22:58:21
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How insurance has changed over the years. I had my first V8 when i was 19 & that didn't cost me any limbs to insure. I agree with baconbuttyman, all young divers should restricted to a small engine for the first couple of years. They are with bikes ;)
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BHP not CC........ ::)
Title: Re: Value of 2002 Omega 2.2 manual CDX with 33,000
Post by: Vamps on 10 December 2008, 23:01:17
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Reliant Robin with a Fireblade engine. :)

Or a Bond Bug with a turbo charged Hyabusa engine ..... clicky (http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&t=609621&nmt=Bond%20bug%20with%20a%20difference)
I always fancied the idea of a ‘Sleeper Mini Van’ rear wheel drive and fitted with a v6 or so :y :y

Title: Re: Value of 2002 Omega 2.2 manual CDX with 33,000
Post by: The Barge Captain on 10 December 2008, 23:10:11
Haven't we kind of wandered off the subject?

My guess would be around 2 1/2K
Title: Re: Value of 2002 Omega 2.2 manual CDX with 33,000
Post by: Vamps on 10 December 2008, 23:22:10
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Haven't we kind of wandered off the subject?
My guess would be around 2 1/2K

Yes.... Tis a Forum thing.... :y
Title: Re: Value of 2002 Omega 2.2 manual CDX with 33,000
Post by: Ken T on 10 December 2008, 23:33:51
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How insurance has changed over the years. I had my first V8 when i was 19 & that didn't cost me any limbs to insure. I agree with baconbuttyman, all young divers should restricted to a small engine for the first couple of years. They are with bikes ;)

Good grief are we insuring submarines now ?   ;D ;D

Ken
Title: Re: Value of 2002 Omega 2.2 manual CDX with 33,000
Post by: joshwyatt on 13 December 2008, 14:33:35
Thanks to everyone for their advice and comments, but especially 'bappy'. You've saved me so much money it's unbelievable. If you're ever up oxford way, there will always be a pint for you, in fact you can have the whole bloody brewery with the amount of money and stress you've saved me. Went to elephant.co.uk added parents and they quoted me £1455.72 I couldn't believe it, that was great. Therefore I've decided to keep the Omega, it's off the road atm as I've cancelled my previous insurance from Swinton. Just waiting for a bit of money and then I'll take up cover with elephant.
Thanks again.
Title: Re: Value of 2002 Omega 2.2 manual CDX with 33,000
Post by: Del Boy on 13 December 2008, 14:40:14
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Thanks to everyone for their advice and comments, but especially 'bappy'. You've saved me so much money it's unbelievable. If you're ever up oxford way, there will always be a pint for you, in fact you can have the whole bloody brewery with the amount of money and stress you've saved me. Went to elephant.co.uk added parents and they quoted me £1455.72 I couldn't believe it, that was great. Therefore I've decided to keep the Omega, it's off the road atm as I've cancelled my previous insurance from Swinton. Just waiting for a bit of money and then I'll take up cover with elephant.
Thanks again.
Glad you got it sorted mate. :)
Title: Re: Value of 2002 Omega 2.2 manual CDX with 33,000
Post by: waspy on 13 December 2008, 15:40:00
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Thanks to everyone for their advice and comments, but especially 'bappy'. You've saved me so much money it's unbelievable. If you're ever up oxford way, there will always be a pint for you, in fact you can have the whole bloody brewery with the amount of money and stress you've saved me. Went to elephant.co.uk added parents and they quoted me £1455.72 I couldn't believe it, that was great. Therefore I've decided to keep the Omega, it's off the road atm as I've cancelled my previous insurance from Swinton. Just waiting for a bit of money and then I'll take up cover with elephant.
Thanks again.

Good on ya bod :) :) Well done Bappy :y :y
Result :) :) :)
Title: Re: Value of 2002 Omega 2.2 manual CDX with 33,000
Post by: Martin_1962 on 13 December 2008, 17:31:19
Great news :y
Title: Re: Value of 2002 Omega 2.2 manual CDX with 33,000
Post by: tunnie on 13 December 2008, 18:15:01
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Thanks to everyone for their advice and comments, but especially 'bappy'. You've saved me so much money it's unbelievable. If you're ever up oxford way, there will always be a pint for you, in fact you can have the whole bloody brewery with the amount of money and stress you've saved me. Went to elephant.co.uk added parents and they quoted me £1455.72 I couldn't believe it, that was great. Therefore I've decided to keep the Omega, it's off the road atm as I've cancelled my previous insurance from Swinton. Just waiting for a bit of money and then I'll take up cover with elephant.
Thanks again.

Nice one :)

I am 24, got my Omega when i was 21, you get loads of crap saying its an old mans car.

But once they get in it, they soon shut up!  ;)

Btw i work at Piccadilly Circus