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What are you driving?

Usually play at the Stan, or Tac House Spartan and both those sites are okay. That said I am not afraid of parking it and walking a bit further to save the (already battered) splitter!

 
I've got a 11 plate 1.6 astra and a 1.4 fiat grande punto.

I love the astra, Its great on long journeys because its comfortable pretty quiet and I can put the foot down and it will move.

The fiat is the exact opposite of the astra, Uncomfortable, loud(it sounds like the drone of a plane engine) and hates going further than the shops, But its fun on country roads you can fling it into corners. The MOT is up in December so its getting traded in and gonna go for some sort of BMW or a Mondeo/insignia.

 
Usually play at the Stan, or Tac House Spartan and both those sites are okay. That said I am not afraid of parking it and walking a bit further to save the (already battered) splitter!
Bit late but those are my regular haunts too =]

 
Now driving a 2002 Honda Jazz, insurance is cheaper. With the Agila it would've been £2k per year, but it's now £700 for the Jazz annually.

 
Now driving a 2002 Honda Jazz, insurance is cheaper. With the Agila it would've been £2k per year, but it's now £700 for the Jazz annually.
How is your insurance so high? Isn't a agila a cube with a tiny engine?

 
Nothing special, but just got a Ssangyong Musso for going to airsoft sites (among other things) to give the Moggy a break.

 
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Are you in Somalia?

Do they have real guns where you are?
Lol, my Agila was in the city so the insurance quotes were f*cking absurd, Jazz is at my girlfriends house, so we're now sharing. Only paying around £500 now.

 
Mogadishu? BHD put the insurance companies right off, super 61 and super 64 cost them a fortune.

 
Mogadishu? BHD put the insurance companies right off, super 61 and super 64 cost them a fortune.
I don't see why - even if the US Army had a comprehensive cover rather than just 3rd party, I can think of several exclusions from most policies that would have spared their insurance provider having to pay out.

 
I don't see why - even if the US Army had a comprehensive cover rather than just 3rd party, I can think of several exclusions from most policies that would have spared their insurance provider having to pay out.
I think Mike Durant put in a wicked whiplash claim bud. :lol:

 
I think Mike Durant put in a wicked whiplash claim bud. :lol:
He might have. But I bet they told him to jog on.

Damage or injury caused by terrorism, war, civil war, invasion, act of foreign enemy, hostilities, or warlike operations (whether war be declared or not) mutiny, civil commotion assuming the proportions of or amounting to a popular rising, military rising, insurrection, rebellion, revolution, riot aren't covered.

Plus - the vehicle is used for the transportation of high explosives or other similar explosive - this voids cover.

And - he flies around with the doors open/off completely. Did he notify the provider of such after purchase modifications - no? Voids cover.

Oh and did he/his employers/policy holders report the incident to the insurance provider within 24 hours? I doubt it. Ok - he was crippled and chained to a radiator at that time, but that doesn't excuse him of his obligations to his ba$tard insurance provider. :)

 
I'm not Driving yet, But when I do I'd drive one of these :3

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