Selling your classic car? It's FREE to list your car on Honest John Classics | No thanks
Insuring an older car for a young driver?
A while ago, I remember reading in your segment that the MG midget would make a good car for a teenage driver due to its small engine size and resultant cheaper insurance (relatively speaking).
Would you please kindly indicate which insurers this applies to? The ones I have researched still classify it as a Sports Car and so charge extortionate amounts for young drivers such as myself, despite its small engine.
Would you please kindly indicate which insurers this applies to? The ones I have researched still classify it as a Sports Car and so charge extortionate amounts for young drivers such as myself, despite its small engine.
Asked on 18 April 2013 by James Johnson
Answered by
Honest John
I didn't mention the MG Midget. I did mention the Morris Minor. You can check with classic car insurers that you can link to from this directory: www.honestjohn.co.uk/useful-websites/tax-insurance.../
We give you the low down on how to save on insurance, little-known tricks and tips, what insurance groups mean and how to use insurance aggregators to beat insurers.
Insurance group finder and how to save on insuranceSimilar questions
I spend eight months each year abroad, and four months in the UK. My wife and I want a vehicle that is comfortable enough to get us from the south of England to Paris (for at least 2 weeks) and around...
James May's eulogistic comments about the late-lamented Renault 4 in July 9 Telegraph Motoring raised many nostalgic memories about this excellent little car, of which we owned five different examples...
We have owned a 2002 1.4 Jazz SE from new. The car has done 52,000 miles and is usually used by my wife for a 20 mile daily commute. Both my sons have learned to drive in it in the past three years. The...
Compare classic car insurance quotes and buy online. A friendly service offering access to a range of policies and benefits.
Elsewhere on 
