Just turned 20, my mates try and 'rip' me for driving a Skoda, though it's a little bit wet when 1.) it'd wipe the floor with all their cars 2.) it's a bloody good car

56 and still a speed freak VRS Insurance £135 Fully Comp. Moggy Insurance £50 Now retired and well happy.

I'm 38, had the VRS 3 years now and love it in standard form and my now modified form.

The insurance is only £560 after telling all modifications (you have to) so am really liking the age thing for that, but I don't actually see many others my age (around the 40 mark) driving the VRS. They are as this thread shows, either in 20's or are 60+. Don't get it myself.

I used to get stick about owning a Skoda, but like others my mates soon shut up after i either left them behind on the motorway or they came for a ride.

However I do fel the build qulity is not as good as some other cars, but I really am not going to complain about it as I did only pay £13k bran new for it (just under) where as my mates have all spent £16k plus for equivelant sporty cars. £3k well saved for the day I modified it. he he he

enjoy all and keep on driving those VRS's.

1953..A good year!!

I can't believe how young some of you lucky ba$tards are...

I suppose I'm one of the older furby drivers at 37 *sigh*

On the bright side though...

Mrs Grr is only 27 hehe I've worked it out that for about 3 months in

2013 I will be 40 years old but my missus will still be in her twenties.

Was batting well above my average the

day I met her... :yes: Back when she was 18

I was a bit concerned when this thread stated I was a bit old for the forum.. lol..

I'm only 28! (turned in August so still feel 27).. I don't like being this close to 30.. I was only just laughing at my sister for hitting the 30..

The annoying this is I can't even use the line "Insurance is cheaper though" cuz it's not :( Mines gone up... up past even what it was the year before last! Stoopid Youngens with ya Espace splitters and 3 spoke alloys! hehe! I Wanna see a Fabia on 3 spokes now!

Edited 2 September, 201015 yr by Rob.

I was 18 when I had my Skoda Fabia vRS. When insurance went down I upgraded to a Civic Type R and then downgraded to a nice little Clio.

Watch this space.

Edited 2 September, 201015 yr by Robshaw

Kiddies? :wonder:

Does that make the GTR R34 your mid life crisis car

Im on my 3rd. mid life crisis car, started when I was 40 and still in MLC.

51 and the young ones at work still struggle to keep up with me....

and on the road

I am 27 (female) and I love my VRS.. Very over looked cars I think, Dont knock it until you try it thats what I say...

36 but i look about 30 so im told £500 fully comp with 3 points and ony three years no claims

I am 27 (female) and I love my VRS.. Very over looked cars I think, Dont knock it until you try it thats what I say...

Are you cute?

Just over a half century and not out.

Are you cute?

23 £600 on my first year of being on my own policy

24 on the 9th.. ever noticed that it started to go downhill from 21? or is it just me?

23 - vRS is my 4th car. Insurance is £650 with 6 years NCB and mods declared. Not too shabby I think.

As i said i'm getting quotes for circa £800 - but i want to get a policy that i can declare mods on for not much of a hike. That might mean taking a policy which at first might seem like more, but will charge less for modifications. Confusing

24 next week, had my Vrs when i was 19 though

Grand old age of 34 here

About to get my 4th vRS tomorrow

Okay who are you guys insured with??? I have an 07 standard vrs, am 28 with 8 years ncb, a home owner, driving for 11 years, no accidents, no claims and no points and im getting quoted £700 - £F*ckin Rediculous. Whats going on?

I am 18 got a 1.4 Classic, I use to share with my parents the Skoda Fabia 1.6 on the new model

Are you cute?

Yes very ha! Am a married woman tho sorry ha!

Yes very ha! Am a married woman tho sorry ha!

Go put a "face to the name" in my thread

I was 20 when my renewal came through in May. Mine is £1200 FC with 1 years NCB and a claim against me.It came down by £250 from the year before.