high performance car insurance?

[wakas_s600L]

hi guys

i browsing the web and found a few courses that help with driving a high powered car. Was wondering out of curiosity if you went to one of these courses and did the for example 8hour full day package does it help with insurance or anything?

wak

 

[st4]

IAM may give you a 10% discount but the other courses will improve your driving,

 

[wakas_s600L]

oh right i found one in leeds that gives you 25% off with adrian flux

 

[st4]

oh right i found one in leeds that gives you 25% off with adrian flux

So your quote is now a mere £10k

 

[wakas_s600L]

So your quote is now a mere £10k

HAHA another 7k to go..(joke)

wak

 

[mercbnz]

how much would the course cost

 

[wobbly]

oh right i found one in leeds that gives you 25% off with adrian flux

Details of the course please.

 

[wakas_s600L]

Ride Drive > Performance Car Driving Courses > Options & Prices there yu go its the second option costs £213..for a full day package total of 8 hours

Wak

 

[wobbly]

Thanks for the link, it looks interesting.

 

[wakas_s600L]

Thanks for the link, it looks interesting.

no worries i think il have to take that aswell as soon as i pass my test

wak

 

[Aoraki]

Ride Drive > Performance Car Driving Courses > Options & Prices there yu go its the second option costs £213..for a full day package total of 8 hours

Wak

£250 including VAT.

 

[flango]

What these companies do is hire independent Instructors like myself and insist on a minimum number which means the driver does not get the maximum benefit and often not the tuition they require.

Best route for young drivers to minimise Insurance is

1. Pass Test
2. Take & Pass, Pass+ Test
3. Join RosPA and get Bronze qualification (minimum)
4. Take professional defensive driving course

Whilst any training is good I would always advocate making sure the training undertaken fits the original objective.

Remember RoSPA is free all it requires is your time and the trainers are usually serving traffic officers and good.

 

[219]

I am not so keen on those who try to promote the notion that advanced driving is all about speed and taking cars to and beyond the limits of safe handling , rather than promoting the idea that it is about observation , planning and driving in a safe and systematic manner so that you never find yourself caught out .

High speeds can be , but do not have to be , part of an advanced drive .

 

[wakas_s600L]

What these companies do is hire independent Instructors like myself and insist on a minimum number which means the driver does not get the maximum benefit and often not the tuition they require.

Best route for young drivers to minimise Insurance is

1. Pass Test
2. Take & Pass, Pass+ Test
3. Join RosPA and get Bronze qualification (minimum)
4. Take professional defensive driving course

Whilst any training is good I would always advocate making sure the training undertaken fits the original objective.

Remember RoSPA is free all it requires is your time and the trainers are usually serving traffic officers and good.

Hi

Thanks for the insight very appreciated and I shall see what happens once iv actually passed.

Wak