What Ncap Rating Is A 106?

[damien 22 1 Cars]

didnt the 306 come with a 1.4 lump? mite be worth having a look into them

[Obey_R 23]

She is my stepdaughter Steve, but yes I an old git of thirty seven and a quarter years old.

 

 

I think 'Boy' in the name is a bit misleading

[richsmells 2]

You can get a Ford focus in a 1.4. There are loads about under £1k. e.g.: http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/adv...01036367642822/

 

I'd rather drive one than a 306. Watch for rust though! http://www.parkers.co.uk/cars/reviews/ford...998.aspx?page=7

Edited September 14, 2010 by richsmells

[happygoron 2]

I think 'Boy' in the name is a bit misleading

 

atari isn't though, that suggests mid thirties!

[Atari Boy 11]

Don't worry, I know I am an old codger. I was a 'boy' once.

 

A mate posted this link up on Facebook yesterday, made me laugh and seems vaughly relivant.

YouTube link

 

From doing my research, anything with a 1.4 lump and the premiums get nasty.

Being 37 does have it's advantages, it cost me only £600 pa for me to insure my Audi S6 with business use.

[DaveW 6]

Corsa C, loads of engine choices fairly decent car for a first timer.

[swordfish210 20]

didnt the 306 come with a 1.4 lump? mite be worth having a look into them

 

Yeah and you'll never get up enough speed to have an accident so they're extra safe

[The Arch Bishop 0]

Yeah and you'll never get up enough speed to have an accident so they're extra safe

Hey! I had one of those once! Was a bit on the breathless side but it was indestructible and felt pretty safe. Anyway, less power teaches you how to keep up momentum!

[carbers205 1]

The 306s were generally very good for insurance, the later 1.8 16v is only group 5 and is certainly much safer than the 106

[welshpug 1,627]

as was the 1.9 diesels.

[damien 22 1 Cars]

my dturbo costs me £13 more a year to insure than my 205, still unable to work it out