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176OES
Post #36

QUOTE (truffles @ Aug 10 2012, 05:47 PM) *
I'm guessing because the valuation of the car would be quite high.


Value of a car will play a part in the premium, but not a huge amount

XR6T will be considered high risk due to its performance nature

XR6 N/A will probably also be considered that way because its P-Plate friendly (and attractive to them) and those little buggers just cant drive smile.gif

astorey
Post #37

QUOTE (176OES @ Aug 11 2012, 12:48 AM) *
XR6 N/A will probably also be considered that way because its P-Plate friendly (and attractive to them) and those little buggers just cant drive smile.gif

I can't wait, November 1st means i get my driving skill and can pretend all p-platers are the worst drivers in the world.

gutless
Post #38

QUOTE (astorey @ Aug 11 2012, 12:59 AM) *
I can't wait, November 1st means i get my driving skill and can pretend all p-platers are the worst drivers in the world.

Pretend? huh.gif

astorey
Post #39

QUOTE (gutless @ Aug 11 2012, 01:02 AM) *
Pretend? huh.gif

We all know Hoons are worse because of the amount of children that get killed while doing STL.

176OES
Post #40

QUOTE (astorey @ Aug 11 2012, 12:59 AM) *
I can't wait, November 1st means i get my driving skill and can pretend all p-platers are the worst drivers in the world.


Claim stats dont lie smile.gif

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