Corsa-B.uk - Vauxhall, Opel and Holden Corsa B Owners Club

What's your postcode? Mine is B38.. didn't realise it was that rough round here :/

TW8 West London for god sakes lol 2 people got stabbed 2 weeks ago and 1 shot about 2 months ago, 1 1/12 miles from were I live

blimey! I know someone got shanked just up the road from me, but he deserved it as he tried to bed this bodybuilder's missus!!

B27 mine is- I was surprised it was so high tbf..

Acocks Green? Surely not that bad?

That's what I thought. Granted, it's not great but still!

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elephant.co.uk or quinn were cheapest. Last year i was 17 and had 0 ncb and had a 1.6 sport corsa and was paying 155 a month, now i have a 106 gti with elephant and 1 year ncb and paid 1400 for the year

I got my insurance from co-op very cheap compared to others

1st year 1200
2nd year one years no claim 750 then told them about my alloys and rear lights its now 890
1.0 trip (Y)
best to ring them up, i went one go compare before they sent me a re-newal quote and it was 1200 + for the same people, go compare first then ring the top 3 cheapest see what they have to offer.

Insurance for young people is a joke - The biggest stereotype known! We pick up the costs for all of the scum bags out there who won't work, therefore don't pay Insurance and drive around like morons, upping the cost of driving for us by the minute.
I am 20, in my first year of driving and I drive a 1.0 12v 98 corsa. I'm a sensible driver and respect the privilege of having a liscence. I work full time, and have a little boy of 2. My insurance was over £2,500 - which was bad enough. I moved address and changed this with my provider, so they calculated a new premium to complement the address change, in the tune of £1,000 MORE!! I have 4 payments left of my insurance for the year, so this ludacris increase in my premium has resulted in 4 x £492 payments!!! Premiums for young drivers have reached an utterly ridiculous and unfair point, and it needs to be rethought on a better way to punish the IDIOTS out there, and not the honest, hard working ones.
Apologies for the long whining post guys, it's just really touched a nerve!

Mines expensive, new driver without no claims and live BD8, one of the ten worst places to live in the country

im 20, fully comp on my own with 1.4 16v sport, 3 years no claims £540.

Im with Quinn direct and it didnt make much difference declaring mods or not (If its been mentioned above i apologise, I read most of the replies but gave up

Try them might be alright, £1600 1st year, £1200 Second year, High but was the cheapest available to me on a 1.0 Corsa Sting