Cheapest Car Insurance For First Time Drivers

quinn was the best for me but shop around and ring aaran brokers they arent bad recently got new insurance and quinn was the chepeast followed by this aaran place and then no nonsense.ie

i would be expecting to pay near €3000 though, I was 22 when i first started and my first insurance was €5000 but that was 6 years ago and insurance prices have come down since then

Have to sort out my provisional first..... been putting off learning to drive for years, cause i make fook all and its gonna be expensive.... but its kinda necessity that i learn this summer.................... Just wondering aswell, how long did it take folks on here to go from learner driver to full licenced?

zizu Kilbane wrote: Have to sort out my provisional first..... been putting off learning to drive for years, cause i make fook all and its gonna be expensive.... but its kinda necessity that i learn this summer.................... Just wondering aswell, how long did it take folks on here to go from learner driver to full licenced?

Carmody 10 wrote: Get your provisonal sorted before it moves up to 80 questions zizu

Whens that happening man? Gonna try sort it in the next 3 weeks or so?

zizu Kilbane wrote: Carmody 10 wrote: Get your provisonal sorted before it moves up to 80 questions zizu Whens that happening man? Gonna try sort it in the next 3 weeks or so?

Yea you should be sorted

axa & quinn are the cheapest for jungfellas , and unfortunately your license only makes a small difference at this stage , all bout age and no claims bonus , full  lic is only about 10-20% discount.

Babysis wrote: Gavintheslob wrote: get your own car with your own policy so then you can drive it when you want, bit ambitious to have a full licence by the end of the year sure it takes ages to get your test think i was waiting about 9 months so if you get a car drive it for bout three months then apply for the test   It depends on the test centre now. Im having lessons in Galway and its about an 8 week wait for a test which Im putting in for shortly. You should be able to check out the rough waiting time on the RSA website I think.

 

Sligo Hornet wrote: Babysis wrote: Gavintheslob wrote: get your own car with your own policy so then you can drive it when you want, bit ambitious to have a full licence by the end of the year sure it takes ages to get your test think i was waiting about 9 months so if you get a car drive it for bout three months then apply for the test   It depends on the test centre now. Im having lessons in Galway and its about an 8 week wait for a test which Im putting in for shortly. You should be able to check out the rough waiting time on the RSA website I think.

Edited by Babysis - 27 May 2010 at 4:19am

drive trail for a year is best option but don't you think that why one should make a trail for an year, car hire insurance can be the best option if someone is in need, they should go for the same.