Student cars under £1,000 - Citroën Saxo (1993 - 2003)

Tracey

I would just like to add that my son also paid £3000.00 for insurance on a 7 year old Clio.

I would also like to know where these quotes have come from, absolutely ridiculous.

Why should they be penalised when there are thousands of un-insured drivers on the roads!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

OK this is with Young women in mind, what about the young men who want to drive!!

im a 38 year old man who has had to sell his car because the costs of insurance, road tax, fuel, and the like are just far too much to cope with, My car was a very old 'H' Reg VW Polo i found on gumtree, after 5 years of fun motoring my little baby had to go.

i had full no claims which i had protected and i was still getting quotes between £700 to £2500

A scan of the feedback shows that your readers are closer to the REAL world of motoring economics than your "contributor".

Most students who have cars also have doting parents who cover their costs, and then some... (Perhaps "doting" is the wrong word: "dotage" seems more relevant to their mentalities.) Anyway, as long as somebody else is paying and there's no come-back, any self-respecting person - student or otherwise - will take the money and run.

Young people (and their parents) need a healthy injection of common sense and determination regarding travel to, at and from their colleges. Most student accommodation is within walking distance of the campusses, and those that are further away are often served by buses. A bicycle is cheaper than buses and faster than walking. Student railcards discount their train fares (bicycles are carried free on off-peak trains). So why would any able-bodied student NEED a car?