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Sep 19th, 2008, 10:58 AM
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| tbh I didn't get any real benefit from doing the advanced driving course. Driving is about common sense and the things that are pointed out you will probably know already. It made no difference to my insure. In fact Insurety (who only insure IAM drivers) qouted me over £2000 for my insurance! I suppose it cost me more money with all the calls to insurance companies for a cheaper qoute!  I could write a story on the tution I got... I was told that I was driving too slow in my Mini GP! I had to point out it wasn't the car... but the bumps on the road! So I used the RS4 instead, which I was told is fairly nippy for a 2.0 litre engine! Anyway. Hope I haven't discouraged you, I'm sure you will enjoy it.  |
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