fletcher

Just about to purchase a focus rs and the mrs is kicking up a fuss to why i'm not putting her on my insurance but shes only been driving for three yrs what do you guys think.

Yes or no simples

Martyn

If it makes it more expensive dont add her, if it makes it cheaper then do.
If its more expensive ask if she would like to pay the difference?

Simples!

Lambchop

iTrader: (1)

Depends how she drives I guess. My wife drove mine but shat it when it came on boost so only ever cruised about in it.

If your mrs thinks she can drive quick then beware as they can catch you out!

Sinbad

iTrader: (1)

Couldn't of put it any better myself

j6kyt

put her on if its not to expensive, my mrs had only been driving 2 years and i put her on my escos, only for when i fancy a pint!! or two

Oranoco

Wouldn't bother after my stupid ex bint managed to reverse into a hedge scratching the boot and kerbed my brand new 18's all within 20 minutes. I know there are plenty of women out there who are very capable but on the whole...... women can't drive for shit.

(that should get some knickers in a flap)

phil_focus

its one thing putting her on the insurance to lower the premium but its another thing trusting her with your pride and joy. only you can make that choice.

Rax

iTrader: (1)

My insurance nearly halved when I put my mrs on the policy for my Sapphire .Best of it was she only had a provisional licence and still has,even now at 32 the lazy cow !!
No brainer really for me.

neil andeRSon

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i added my missus to my policy for the saph. ended up bein £60 cheaper with her on. she'd only been through her test just over a yr. she was 29 when i added her.

tabetha

I want the gf to drive the cossie, but she only has auto license, don't know if it would be any cheaper though, probably cost more in kerbed alloys ha ha!!
tabetha