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RE: How old is the 'average' Evoque driver!? - MrHooky - 21-01-2012 12:57am
(21-01-2012 12:35am)The Valeter Wrote: A 3.2 Liter Audi TT can do a lot of damage in the wrong hands!!
So could an MG Montego! Am I right in thinking they had a 2.0T in those? My Grandpa used to have an MG Turbo Metro in the early 90s. Used to have a 'turbo' light in the headlining showing whenever the turbo was on boost. The coolest feature I can recall in a car. Does the Montego have one?!
Just a thought. I once owned a 1972 BMW 2002 tii, told them (Chris Knott) the replacement value that I wanted it insured for and they happily kept the premium down to c.£270 which I thought was good still given I was only 25 at the time. Presume you're going with a classic car policy which typically cover vehicles over 15 years old?
RE: How old is the 'average' Evoque driver!? - The Valeter - 21-01-2012 01:15am
(21-01-2012 12:57am)MrHooky Wrote: So could an MG Montego! Am I right in thinking they had a 2.0T in those? My Grandpa used to have an MG Turbo Metro in the early 90s. Used to have a 'turbo' light in the headlining showing whenever the turbo was on boost. The coolest feature I can recall in a car. Does the Montego have one?!
Just a thought. I once owned a 1972 BMW 2002 tii, told them (Chris Knott) the replacement value that I wanted it insured for and they happily kept the premium down to c.£270 which I thought was good still given I was only 25 at the time. Presume you're going with a classic car policy which typically cover vehicles over 15 years old?
Mine is a late non turbo so no boost gauge. Yes the earlier MG Metro Turbo's had a boost gauge & possibly the very early Monty Turbos but not sure, I will have to ask on the Maestro/Montego Forum that I am on lol.
Agree with you though as even the standard 2.0i is pretty quick & the Monty Turbo in it's time was the fastest production saloon in the world & the Maestro Turbo was in the supercar league (Literally) with the 0-60 time!!
That quote was not on a Classic policy as they don't do one but I will be shopping round.
All 3 vehicles in my signature are currently on a trade policy but I can't have the Evoque on that as they only insure up to £30K plus if you don't have a personal policy for more than 2 years you lose your no claims bonus & as I cancelled that in April 2010 I need to put at least one car on a private policy soon.
RE: How old is the 'average' Evoque driver!? - mark_n - 21-01-2012 08:12pm
I'm an old dog at 56 but fortunately, my insurance is a piffling £200 or so.
RE: How old is the 'average' Evoque driver!? - tetstb - 22-01-2012 01:39pm
44 in a couple of weeks, insurance on a multi-car with an E-class 350CDI cab as 2nd car, a few pennies over £1K.
RE: How old is the 'average' Evoque driver!? - DynamicRRV - 22-01-2012 03:59pm
44
RE: How old is the 'average' Evoque driver!? - Mag1c_dragon - 22-01-2012 04:03pm
29 and I think the insurance £650 for mine
RE: How old is the 'average' Evoque driver!? - sethor - 22-01-2012 04:17pm
28
RE: How old is the 'average' Evoque driver!? - jasonagusta - 22-01-2012 04:20pm
28
RE: How old is the 'average' Evoque driver!? - jos - 22-01-2012 04:40pm
49
RE: How old is the 'average' Evoque driver!? - oraclejon - 22-01-2012 08:37pm
27, insurance a few pennies over £600. Admiral multicar.