Car insurance customers 'not impressed by flashy motors'

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Car insurance customers 'not impressed by flashy motors'

New car insurance research has revealed that the age of the car being seen as a status symbol could be on the wane.

Confused.com surveyed car insurance customers and found that only 2.8 per cent of people currently see their vehicle as emblematic of their social standing.

In contrast, one in five respondents view reliability as a much more important quality in a car, having bought models by manufacturers that they know and trust.

Will Thomas, head of motor insurance at the company, said that the impact of the recession has meant people are more concerned with getting "from A to B" than with impressing others.

"It seems that [drivers] are looking for further ways to reduce their running costs, and our research shows that now even the vehicle itself is the latest to suffer at the hands of the financial squeeze," he said.

Confused.com recently warned cyclists to be on guard against thieves after David Cameron had his bicycle stolen.

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