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2100 under 21 driver who are they owned by i work for insurance co. u have to be careful as they all tend merge and break from other major insurers read the fine prints also in regards to mods and under age drivers.....$2100 for gts-t is cheap full comprehensive or just property damage?

i'm with them ... i pay 2300 ... i'm 23 ... i've already made a claim and they paid up ... nothing much wrong with them as far as i can see ... their backers are lloyds of london or something like that ... u might wanna check ur excess too ... 2500 at least ...

I had a look on the young & cool web-site.

I noted in the catch section it states you must:

"Keep your car off street at night at your home address "

I then went to the fine print section and it says something about a new web-site or sumfing & I couldnt get into it.

Does any1 who has a current policy know whether this means that a claim can be denied from driving around late @ night or does it mean that it must be parked in a garage and not on the driveway or verge.

I wouold be interested to know...

Cheers!!

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