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Buying a car for 1000 no more

bcoff7 · 2015-01-28 22:27:50

what would be a good car to get for a first time driver for 1000 or under ? dont know much about cars myself to be honest so looking for advice. and also can i get insured under one of my parents names if they have a car of their own each already ?

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28-01-2015 11:27pm

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bcoff7

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what would be a good car to get for a first time driver for 1000 or under ? dont know much about cars myself to be honest so looking for advice. and also can i get insured under one of my parents names if they have a car of their own each already ?

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#2 28-01-2015 11:37pm
DoBhrionn

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You check out the Buying sub-forum here

If you want something cheap an cheerful the Bangernomics thread can have a few good ones, such as the Seicento below
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#3 28-01-2015 11:42pm
Spook_ie

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Asssuming from the post, you are a young, inexperienced driver.

Suggestions are smaller engine the better, you'll be penalised for larger CCs

Putting it on parents insurance and you as named driver, commonly called fronting.
http://www.simplyinsure.ie/2013/07/11/what-is-fronting/

Suck it up and get your own insurance, it'll probably work out cheaper in the long term as you build up ( hopefully ) a claim free relationship with your insurer

As to cars, quick search €500-€1000 brought these up

http://www.carsireland.ie/detail.php?ad_id=712329&r=s.php%3Fd%3D500%26e%3D1000%26g%3D0%26z%3D9

http://www.carsireland.ie/detail.php?ad_id=1183067&r=s.php%3Fd%3D500%26e%3D1000%26g%3D0%26z%3D9

http://www.carsireland.ie/detail.php?ad_id=1188259&r=s.php%3Fd%3D500%26e%3D1000%26g%3D0%26z%3D9

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#4 28-01-2015 11:43pm
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that seicento is clapped looking.

if i wanted something a little stylish looking with a bit of kit, look at 2000 and newer puntos or if you just want solid reliability and don't care about much else, probably a 2002 or older micra.

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#5 28-01-2015 11:44pm
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Moved to Buying, keep an eye on Bangernomics thread. Something should come along.

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