It lowers mine by £300 per parent. Shop around.
You must be unlucky, they come out as more for me when compared to an SR!If you want really low insurance you have the wrong car. Micras are stupidly expensive to insure. A Micra will cost me around £1200 to insure, I can insure a Fiat Seicento sporting for £780. So my next car is going to be an unreliable bag of Italian crap just so I can afford to insure it.
Still seems the same! Have you tried Admiral?Edit: I see you chose fully comp. I only get TPFT quotes as they are cheaper than TPO and FC. Maybe micras are cheaper to fix so FC quotes are cheaper. The seicento is probably harder to nick so cheaper TPFT.
I drove an Uno for a few weeks, I urge you not to go Fiat if you can avoid it!No, I'll give admiral a go now. Still £930 for 10 months and that's before I tell them about my medical condition.
I have heard many horror stories about fiats. I crashed a punto once and wasn't happy about the way it bent. Sadly jap cars are expensive to insure. I think it's cos the japs know how to get loads of BHP from a small engine. I wouldn't mind a daihatsu cuore for a little town car. I don't need fast as I have my bike for that, I just want something good on fuel and cheap.
That's a bit odd. I'm sure insurance companies assign each letter of your car registration a number, then add those numbers up and multiply by 7 giving you your insurance quote.
I just got quotes for loads of small cars til I found the cheapest one and that's the car I'll buy.
Edit: I see you chose fully comp. I only get TPFT quotes as they are cheaper than TPO and FC. Maybe micras are cheaper to fix so FC quotes are cheaper. The seicento is probably harder to nick so cheaper TPFT.