Hi guys,
Am currently looking for a suitable replacement for my S2000 and the skyline, (amongst others) is on my shortlist.
Now the S2000 was quite an expensive car to insure (mostly thanks to the gooberts who dont know how to drive rwd sports cars and stuff them into the hedge thus bumping up the premium for everyone else..) but good grief aint the skyline a little bugger on the insurance front too!!
I know the best people to go to regarding insurance but my question really is which model skyline is the most insurance friendly (if there is such a thing!)
im pretty sure they are all group 20 but is there any difference?
Been looking at an R34 GTT which I thought may be reasonable to insure what with it "only" having one turbo- 2 grand seems the cheapest though.
For info im 24 and have 2yrs NCB and would be happy (for now..) with a non-modded skyline in the £7-10k region. Have any of you found that turning 25 helps or is this a myth? (im 25 in dec)
Your thoughts and reccomendations would be appreciated!
Matt
Am currently looking for a suitable replacement for my S2000 and the skyline, (amongst others) is on my shortlist.
Now the S2000 was quite an expensive car to insure (mostly thanks to the gooberts who dont know how to drive rwd sports cars and stuff them into the hedge thus bumping up the premium for everyone else..) but good grief aint the skyline a little bugger on the insurance front too!!
I know the best people to go to regarding insurance but my question really is which model skyline is the most insurance friendly (if there is such a thing!)
im pretty sure they are all group 20 but is there any difference?
Been looking at an R34 GTT which I thought may be reasonable to insure what with it "only" having one turbo- 2 grand seems the cheapest though.
For info im 24 and have 2yrs NCB and would be happy (for now..) with a non-modded skyline in the £7-10k region. Have any of you found that turning 25 helps or is this a myth? (im 25 in dec)
Your thoughts and reccomendations would be appreciated!
Matt