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RE: Age profile........... - lngrn36 - 26-12-2011 12:12am
50
And no it's not midlife. That was 40 for me!!
RE: Age profile........... - BMW86 - 26-12-2011 12:40am
I'll be 25 before the end of 2011 but the Evoque will be a shared daily driver for work.
RE: Age profile........... - Moz - 30-12-2011 07:19pm
38 here, but its the wifes daily snotter.
I have to make do with a Maserati GranTurismo S or Ferrari Scuderia unfortunately!
RE: Age profile........... - johnboy - 30-12-2011 10:21pm
54 years young but will be 55 by the time it arrives ?
RE: Age profile........... - exigejoe - 30-12-2011 11:34pm
(08-11-2011 06:23am)mark_n Wrote: It's interesting that LR make more Evoques in one shift than Lotus do in a month. I visited them last month in Hethel and their day's production was just 9 cars.
I didnt know that! Yea their are a few Exiges here, but twice as many Elise though!
How old is the 'average' Evoque driver!? - MrHooky - 21-01-2012 12:16am
Just curious and appreciate a personal question. My wife and I are new to the brand and bought into all the marketing speak in that the Pure for us is an affordable way to get a Range Rover.
Two small kids means we need size but never really lusted after a 4x4 until we went to the Evoque launch event. Certainly wouldn't have considered a RRS or FFRR in the past, and the Freelander is just a bit bland...
I'm 28, and wondered just how old the rest of you Evoquers are...
RE: How old is the 'average' Evoque driver!? - The Valeter - 21-01-2012 12:21am
I am 46. If you are 28 how have you found insurance quotes/costs? I got one yesterday for £1300 & I have full no claims (Dynamic Lux Si4) = having a laugh.
RE: How old is the 'average' Evoque driver!? - PhilSkill - 21-01-2012 12:22am
http://babyrr.com/forum/Thread-Age-profile
RE: How old is the 'average' Evoque driver!? - MrHooky - 21-01-2012 12:25am
(21-01-2012 12:22am)PhilSkill Wrote: http://babyrr.com/forum/Thread-Age-profile
Oops - sorry I did think it may have been asked before but couldn't find a thread. Interesting spread of ages non the less...
(21-01-2012 12:21am)The Valeter Wrote: I am 46. If you are 28 how have you found insurance quotes/costs? I got one yesterday for £1300 & I have full no claims (Dynamic Lux Si4) = having a laugh.
We are in the rather fortunate position whereby my wife's work scheme is a fully insured fully maintained monthly payment which makes life easier. For what it's worth though the other household car is a 3.2 TT which is c.£700 and group 19, 5 years no claims. Admittedly the TT is worth peanuts compared to your car though.
A few years ago I was paying nearly £2k to insure a Megane 225. God knows why, what a waste of money!
RE: How old is the 'average' Evoque driver!? - The Valeter - 21-01-2012 12:35am
(21-01-2012 12:25am)MrHooky Wrote: Oops - sorry I did think it may have been asked before but couldn't find a thread. Interesting spread of ages non the less...
We are in the rather fortunate position whereby my wife's work scheme is a fully insured fully maintained monthly payment which makes life easier. For what it's worth though the other household car is a 3.2 TT which is c.£700 and group 19, 5 years no claims. Admittedly the TT is worth peanuts compared to your car though.
A few years ago I was paying nearly £2k to insure a Megane 225. God knows why, what a waste of money!
Off The Original Topic but the whilst the value of the car may have an effect in the premium it is not neccessarialy the main cause = the same company "Avviva" quoted me £400 for my MG Montego & that was a "Market Value" claim which would be useless for me as that would likely be scrap value & it is worth far more than that
A 3.2 Liter Audi TT can do a lot of damage in the wrong hands!!