>Be me, 17y/o, just passed driving test
>Looking for a new car
>I want to find something that will keep the folks off my back but also has street cred so I can keep my dignity
>Just scouted a nice Black 1975cc Hyundai Coupe, 50,000 miles
>It's exactly what I'm looking for
>Decide to go smash & grab style and buy it before it sells
>Manage to nab it for £1200 plus 3 month warranty from dealer
>Drive it home, instantly fall in love with it
>Go online to get the insurance sorted out
>Mfw they want £4000 to insure the car
Be me, 17y/o, just passed driving test
Owen Baker
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Christopher Ross
this is why you check insurance quotes before you buy, I hope you learned your lesson
Colton Martin
>17 y/o
>just passed test
>immediately buy a 2l coupe
ya dun goofed
Michael Miller
>2 liters
>big
oh man me sides
though admittedly here in the united states of murrica i just drove uninsured until i was 23 because im a piece of shit like that
now i do have the jew insurance
Colton Myers
>be me
>underageb&
>buy car without checking how much insurance will be
>Buying Hyundai ANYTHING
Julian Butler
not all is lost
turns out you can cut off half the price by going directly to insurers instead of using comparison sites
Henry Turner
> 23 yo
> move to US
> no driving license
> buy 635CSi E24
> no one wants to insure it
> call geico
> no problem sir, it'll be $120 per month
> shit.png
> ok I need to fill the form, what is your position
> *thinking hard* DEVOPS ENGINEER
> oh, engineer, that'll be $40
Asher Williams
What dealer let you drive a car home without asking for insurance?
Ryan Cruz
in the uk if you're under 25 then yes 2 liters is too big for your insurance to be reasonable. at 1.6 it's just about bearable if you have an older named driver, but beyond 1.6 it just becomes a shitfest. 1.4 seems to be the sweet spot for hp/ins cost
but of course rich parents are a thing so for some dumb boy racers this is all irrelevant and trees are simply a way to try out a new car, assuming you survive.
Xavier Young
i've never heard of a dealership asking for insurance details. they aren't the police, once you give them your money they don't give a shit.