Peugeot Car Insurance

Im 17, learning to drive and the need for the cheap car insurance as possible. Ideally, I would like the car above, though if there are others that are similar and very cheap insurance, I would be happy to know

Also, if you have useful information on one of these cars ...

Thank you

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I suggest other cars in this class would be Ford Ka, Peugeot 106, Ford Fiesta, Citroen C1/C2, Toyota Aygo, Peugeot 107, Nissan Micra, VW Polo, Volkswagen Fox, Seat Ibiza, Fiat Panda, Renault Twingo / Clio. .. I could go on.

The best advice I can give is to find a car under 1100cc, 5-door hatchback with levels of specifications, common on the road and no alloy / accessories bodykit. This should provide assurance to see you down for less than £ 1,000 for one year. (Even if you live in a good postcode preferably off-street parking, garage, no convictions or claims made by any member of your household, you'll get even more efficient!)

Good Luck.

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I have a Yaris and I currently pay £ 850. A new driver would pay at least £ 900 for their insurance regardless of the vehicle they have.

I avoid French cars (Peugeot, Citroen and Renault), they are known for reliabilty poor so that you can spend a lot of money to fix things when they go wrong.

Without being biased, the Yaris is great, I get at least 45mpg or more, they are rather chilly, known for their reliability, as well as other Toyota and Nissan.

Vauxhall Corsa are not so economical, but they are fairly cheap and parts are readily available if something goes wrong.

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Im getting insurance too and I found that when I went to those I didn't do as cheap as when I went on the website of individual companies rather than one that compares.
My 2 were the cheapest Direct from £ 1095 and £ 1,250 Deductible my engine, I've got a 51 plate Fiat Punto MK 2 Sport.x

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