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**Dkavtbek** · 01-30-2008, 07:17 PM

i think you need to be honest about the car, but you can maybe get away with a lie like saying you keep it in a garage for example. then again if its knicked of yer driveway you might be screwed.

Possibly, but they ask where it's usually kept.

£500 saving after telling them you live at your parents address... [surrender] I don't know, but how would insurance companies know that you actually live at a different address (i'm guessing if something actually happened to the car, you could say it was your mates house or something) as opposed to your parents one?

That said, I still need to start building a no claims. Endsleigh looks tempting with the quote just a tad over £1000, but it'll be £850 when I've had a full license for two years in May.

01-30-2008, 07:17 PM	#6
Dkavtbek Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 465 Senior Member	i think you need to be honest about the car, but you can maybe get away with a lie like saying you keep it in a garage for example. then again if its knicked of yer driveway you might be screwed. Possibly, but they ask where it's usually kept. £500 saving after telling them you live at your parents address... [surrender] I don't know, but how would insurance companies know that you actually live at a different address (i'm guessing if something actually happened to the car, you could say it was your mates house or something) as opposed to your parents one? That said, I still need to start building a no claims. Endsleigh looks tempting with the quote just a tad over £1000, but it'll be £850 when I've had a full license for two years in May.
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