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Author Topic: Being a Woman Driver Means Lower Insurance  (Read 4012 times)

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rickyboy

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Re: Being a Woman Driver Means Lower Insurance
« Reply #45 on: 03 July 2008, 01:16:26 »
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women-dont have many accidents but they see lots off them in thier rear view mirrors. :D ;D ;D

That was the first part of the rant I'm trying not to post!  ;) ;D
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Re: Being a Woman Driver Means Lower Insurance
« Reply #46 on: 03 July 2008, 10:48:03 »
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Lives in Shropshire.

Female Age: 36   Drives: 2.5 CDX

I thought Dusty drove a 2.6?


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Can anybody tell me what the strange mechanism on the underside of the boot lid, on my 2.6?

It looks like a lever with a cable attached. Don't know what it does, can you help?

Thanks

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You are very observant Scruntie, should read 2.5CDX and recently aquired 2.6.

2.5 may be for sale very shortly
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Re: Being a Woman Driver Means Lower Insurance
« Reply #47 on: 03 July 2008, 10:50:15 »
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women-dont have many accidents but they see lots off them in thier rear view mirrors. :D ;D ;D

 :o Thin ice `being trod! >:(
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Re: Being a Woman Driver Means Lower Insurance
« Reply #48 on: 03 July 2008, 10:51:55 »
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Gets cheaper as you get older.

I saw bigger discounts as I turned 18, 21 and 25.

Certainly didnt do me any favours in 1985.

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That's what I thought too.  When I turned 25 I was expecting a huge difference but never happened.  I think they've upped the age to 30 for male drivers to get a break.  Don't quote me on that but I'm sure someone mentioned it to me recently.


I was refused insurance on Jimbobs MV6 by some companies as i was under 30 at the time!
Was seriously cheesed off about it as i have a much better driving history and no points!
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Re: Being a Woman Driver Means Lower Insurance
« Reply #49 on: 03 July 2008, 10:52:44 »
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Gets cheaper as you get older.

I saw bigger discounts as I turned 18, 21 and 25.

Certainly didnt do me any favours in 1985.

Full no claims.
24 years old
Sylvia Turbo

Paid £385 yearly
When I had my MkII Astra GTE, insurance was £900 (this is back in 1991). The following year (no accidents/points/claims etc), it went up to £3k, so I sold it.
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Re: Being a Woman Driver Means Lower Insurance
« Reply #50 on: 03 July 2008, 15:14:09 »
in 1979 my insurance (chevette hs) was 636 quid tpf,t  :o :o
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