Beginners car?

[scottish]

k well im doing theory test tomorrow if i pass that i've to book my practical which is 4 week waiting period, then if i pass i plan on buying a car like asap so basically;

Which car would be preferred for beginners? (cheapish to start with)

How much is instrurance on it roughly? (per year/month or whatever)

Also what other stuff do i have to pay? like road tax, mot, etc?? ta.

[GTA-Andy]

Fiesta 1.25, Somewhere around 1k fully comp. 120/year Tax, MOT Depends where and when.

[lAscend]

vuaxhall corsa 1.0 club

Around £1500 for me fully comp

if you want something that is under £2000 on insurance then its best if you look at the cars who have group insurance 1.

I tryed getting insured fully comp on a renault clio 1.2 for £3500!!

[scottish]

fully comp? whats that mean? ^^

[J0SH]

Small cars such as Pug 106's, Fiats, Golfs etc are good begginer cars, I'm not sure on prices for tax, insurance etc though.

[Bren]

something small and cheap and if you dont know much about mechanics and such or family/friends dont then id suggest reliable.

[scottish]

such as bren?

[Bren]

106, corsa, fiesta, saxo, golf

[Zak]

k well im doing theory test tomorrow if i pass that i've to book my practical which is 4 week waiting period, then if i pass i plan on buying a car like asap so basically;

Which car would be preferred for beginners? (cheapish to start with)

How much is instrurance on it roughly? (per year/month or whatever)

Also what other stuff do i have to pay? like road tax, mot, etc?? ta.

1. Vauxhall corsa or some type of Ford (focus/fiesta) if you have the cash, my first car was a vauxhall corsa I still have it after 3 years. Brilliant car.
2. First time around I think was £900 on my mums insurance.
3. I don't actually pay my road tax or mot (mum and dad still do) mooooooch - i'm guessing like £120 road tax?
4. Services I do have to pay for and are usually like £150 a time.

[Jord]

Get a Fiats, There small and will be perfect for your first car