Cheap Motor Insurance for Young Driver

Cheap motor insurance for young driver is a funny old game. Most insurers are content with offering young drivers the first quote they can find. Not so at 4youngdrivers.com. They go the full distance and get young drivers the insurance results they want. They know that there's no substitution for hard work. Tracking backward and forward to find the best cheap insurance deals on the market, the winning team here at 4youngdrivers.com are always on top of their game. Here, they take a look at some important kit.

Since dragons commonly became extinct around 1934 and knights in shining armour only live in 'chick-lit', why exactly do we celebrate St.George's day? The great man in question was born in Cappadocia , Eastern Asia Minor at a time when people still believed the world was a place you could fall off the edge of if you walked too far in one direction. His life was obscured by legend, and legend as we are aware, is obscured by fiction over fact. (Back to chick-lit) He popped his clogs on the 23 rd April 303 ; (a good day for fire-breathing creatures of myth, not so, for Christianity) yet documented accounts of his life were largely furnished with countless tales of his epic encounters with these grotesque, scaly beasts; formidable creatures that gorged on sheep, they were said to be symbolic of the devil. Or Vanessa Feltz as she's still known today.

We celebrate it because it serves as a reminder as to just who we are and what we stand for. For the rest of us who don't attend Glyndebourne every year, participate in picnics and couldn't give a fig for religion, it represents 'Team England '. And, if wholeheartedly misguided by the FA, a 'Team England ' that could fall under the curse of terminal ex-West Ham and England bore, Sir Trevor of Brooking. The defined colours of the patron saint of England, the red cross on the white background has for years been adopted by English football fans and held aloft with pride, honour and violent intent, as we've gone into battle. Both on and off the field. During the Euro 2004 Football Championship's several people in Lowestoft enquired as to whether or not a law had been passed making it compulsory for drivers of motor vehicles to attach said-flag to their cars. God love them.

Which leads us nicely to the official 'Team England ' merchandise currently available to adorn from various body panels of your beloved motor.

Not content with successfully attempting to make the occupant of the pilots seat take on the effortless appearance of a complete p**ck, by having him/her attach a disproportioned flag of St.George (with measurements that wouldn't look out of place on the battlements of an actual castle) to their door frame, they now take the concept to a higher plain. Courtesy of the England Car Sock.

Described as the 'car flag of the future' I therefore categorically promise to live my life in the past from hereonin. It's bright, well made and shouts " England !" according to the selling copy. Shortly after it's shouted "w**ker!" and "care in the community/restriction order" no doubt. Available as of early next month, and aimed at those with more money than sense, it's basically a wind sock that you'd find at the end of most airport runways, customised, and adapted for your car. Tested at high motorway speeds you'll be pleased to learn that it's been pre-strung from a sturdy flagpole and that's its easy to attach/detach from your car window. Especially if you open said window whilst in transit. Hopefully a tad smaller than those employed by most major airports, it allows you to show your support whilst on the road. Aswell as ably show another reason why you haven't got a girlfriend. Alongside of this, and I spy with my little eye - a World Cup 06 air freshener. 2 football shaped smellies that rid your car of your passenger's fetid breath. With a circumference of 7" and boasting standard features such as 'an elastic strap' means you can hang it from your rear view mirror and always 'smell victory'. Over last nights curry.

Alternatively you may wish to buy a 'really smart limited edition version of the famous Poppy Coral air freshener' manufactured by Richbrook. If your names Malcolm possibly .Only Available in England colours. (i.e., St.George again), it measures 105mm x 80mm and can be attached to any flat surface in your car, including your forehead, with the self-adhesive pad supplied.

Richbrook are also responsible for the England liveried anti-theft valve caps. Although quite why anybody would want to prize off these Staybrite aluminium alloy embarrassers, complete with enamelled flag set into the top of the cap, is beyond my comprehension. Competitively priced, and only removed via a special screwdriver supplied with each kit, they take xenophobia to an altogether new dimension.

If they don't tickle your fancy, then all is not lost. Hope that is. Unless you show the remotest of interest in the England 2006 car seat cover set. I kid you not. Described as a great value 12-piece kit it comprises of 4-piece universal-sized car seat covers, that overlook MPV owners from the start, (2 front, 2 rear) and 5 headrest covers, all constructed from wipe-clean PU material, making it easy to remove all annoying stains. So, forgetting to fit the back seat pairing entirely, and its carefree motoring all the way to Germany . Are we there yet? If only.

Alas, the insanity doesn't end there. Thanks to the idiot-enticing England car steering wheel cover and seat belt pad combo. Compliment the interior ensemble with these similarly designed extras and you'll inadvertently adopt the look of a champion. If the competition required a points system for degrees of mental illness that is.

Further along the road to the Final's that's clearly signposted merchandise, and we stop off at the England World Cup 06 car mat set. Perfect for keeping muddy football boots off your clean car builds the hype. Simply remove the offending items before entry and thus removing the need for this quality set of carpet car mats, universally sized to fit the front and back floor of your car entirely?

Need to stop for a wee yet? You might do when you read about this. To add insult to probable road-rage injury our fading attention is brought to the England Supporters Car Pack, which is taking more than the mickey with this.

For the price of a decent Little Chef meal, you can have a car kit that comprises of the following;

2 x car flags

1 x fluffy dice

1 x tax disc holder

2 x metallic badges

2 x number plate emblems

1 x car aerial football

1 x air freshener

1 x hanging football strip

1 x windscreen banner

4 x satin ribbons

4 x bumper stickers

And 1 case of serious bodily harm (brought about by the displaying of the aforementioned.)

Cars and football are inextricably linked. For better, or, as is the case today, for worse. And to think St.George gave his all just so generations later we could display this array of tat. The last word has to be with the citizens of Tewkesbury who really go to town to celebrate his life. Well, their town anyhow. Outside their Abbey to be precise, where a 16ft high smoke breathing dragon called 'Skip' re-enacts a bit of slaying once a year. 'Skip' so-named due to the nature of its majority body parts displayed apparently. There's a connection there somewhere. If you wish to check out any of these 'goodies' - go to www.speeding.co.uk or www.gbdriver.co.uk where the blame lies.

And a connection is what we here at 4youngdrivers.com like to make with you. Our loyal fan base. Who else can promote such cheap car insurance for young drivers, by continually checking the table, keeping an eye on the competition and churning out the quotes you want to see. Season in, season out. Call our team today to see how they can help you reap the rewards.

Date - 15/09/2006