(I forget what one I chose)Post Title:
Posted by: Luke at 4:49 AM 4/28/2005
A:
91 240sx as a daily driver, minimal coverage, no collision, limited tort and so on, -for $600 a year
B:
91 240sx as pleasure car, minimal coverage, no collision, limited tort
and
97 240sx as daily driver, medium coverage, collision with $1000 deductable, limited tort
-all for $1600 a year
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Posted by: CDE at 2:35 PM 4/1/2005
I pay ~100 bux a month for my 89 240. I'm 21 years old and have a 20% discount on my insurance for safe driving. I have fairly minimal coverage and I think it is a 300 or 500 dollar deductable (I forget what one I chose)
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Posted by: Luke at 4:49 AM 4/28/2005
| Quote, originally posted by Luke » |
| Wtf, Erie insurance is ripping me. 21 years old 93 240sx, no collision, minimal coverage, daily driver, $150/mo! That comes out to $900 every six months and $1800/yr. Damnit, no accidents or tickets on the record either. :\ |
I'd be shopping...
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Posted by: Altiman94 at 6:00 PM 5/9/2005
oh yeah and its a 93 240
Post Title: Re: (Altiman94)
Posted by: Repo Man at 8:36 PM 5/10/2005
| Quote, originally posted by Altiman94 » |
| I pay 150/month on my 02 cougar for full coverage with a 500 deductible. I am also on SR-22 which will be taken off January 06 |
WTF is SR-22 besides a stroked SR20DET??? 
Post Title: Re: (twofortyesecks)
Posted by: CaoBoY at 1:41 PM 5/11/2005
| Quote, originally posted by twofortyesecks » |
| progressive is charging me 380 every 6 months in Los Angeles. I only payed 180 in Chico (about 500 miles north). I'm 24 with a perfect record. I hate LA. oh yeah and its a 93 240 |
progressive sucks, i have 2 tickets, 1 at fault accident(totalling both cars when i was a newb driver) and i pay 200 a month for LIABILITY (insurance sucks and im only 20) 1990 240sx and i live in central valley
Post Title: Re: (repo man)
Posted by: gehzumteufel at 11:43 AM 6/7/2005
| Quote, originally posted by repo man » |
WTF is SR-22 besides a stroked SR20DET??? |
SR-22 has nothing to do with motors. SR-22 is the form number of the form for PROOF OF FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY. basically its a form that the insurance company must fill out and you must submit to the dmv. this is what happens when you get into an accident without insurance.
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Posted by: Altiman94 at 3:57 AM 6/23/2005
$650/yr.
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Posted by: nismofly at 10:38 PM 7/17/2005
im 19, ill be 20 in october, been driving since the day i turned 16...never been pulled over, no accidents, nothing
i guess im lucky to go through those years without any of the "experiences"
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Posted by: turtl631 at 2:19 PM 8/9/2005
You guys have it good. I'm 23, with a 98 s14 w/ collision and libility and my monthly is about $200. Yes that is $1200 every six months and $2400 a year. 
Iv'e got six points on my liscense and I live in North Carolina which has some the worst rates in the nation.
BUT things should be looking alot better the next time I renew my policy.
Sheesh, you'd think I drove Ferrari or something... 
Post Title: Re: (BryanGrigsby)
Posted by: SlidnSideways at 9:00 PM 8/21/2005
Im 19 living in Baltimore Maryland paying about 3600 a year for liability only insurance on my 89 240sx. Got a accident and ticket tho...
Accident was dumb tho my phawken mom suggested that i tell my insurance company (who wouldnt help me anyway being i only have liability converage) that someone hit my car while i was at work and no one was there to see it. Yup...I think someone has it out for me cause my car was hit twice in the parkinglot while i was inside at work. I came out one day completely missing my front bumper... 
--Tim--
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Posted by: dfw240_EE at 10:40 PM 8/23/2005
23 year old
05 STi cost me 166/month full coverage
1996 Subaru Legacy is 55/month liability + comprehensive
1997 240sx is 100/month full coverage
Post Title: Re: (CaoBoY)
Posted by: Red-KAT at 2:04 PM 9/1/2005
| Quote, originally posted by CaoBoY » |
progressive sucks, i have 2 tickets, 1 at fault accident(totalling both cars when i was a newb driver) and i pay 200 a month for LIABILITY (insurance sucks and im only 20) 1990 240sx and i live in central valley |
Progressive I pay $120 / Month for my 95 240sx. 1 Ticket 20+ and Minor Accedent. I am 24 I think... Yeah 24.
It was $165 / Month w/ Reckless Driving (114mph) and the 20+ and the Minor Accedent.
Both with $100 Deduct no collision.
For a 1998 BMW M3 its $230 / Month from some other people... Full Coverage. It $250 for both cars.
At 20 I was paying $365 a month for MAX Full coverage with Allstate. At 21 it Dropped to $165 MAX Full coverage. No bad record at that time.
Post Title: Re: (Red-KAT)
Posted by: anyotherone at 8:22 AM 9/2/2005
That said:
I'm 23, single, own my car, and I pay $1,500 a year full coverage for my '98 SE with a $500 deductable.
Progressive can only work with your rates so much... and it depends almost entirely on your location. My rates with progressive were half of what I was quoted by Geico, State Farm, Allstate, for the exact same coverages.
EDIT: Oh yeah, I have 1 at fault accident and two speeding tickets on my record... but it's been almost 3 years since all of them happened. (they were all in a 3 month period )
Post Title: Re: (Luke)
Posted by: Luke at 9:03 AM 9/2/2005
| Quote, originally posted by Luke » |
| Wtf, Erie insurance is ripping me. 21 years old 93 240sx, no collision, minimal coverage, daily driver, $150/mo! That comes out to $900 every six months and $1800/yr. Damnit, no accidents or tickets on the record either. :\ |
1995 Ford Explorer XLT
Minimum coverage, $636/yr
Post Title: Re: (TurboSE)
Posted by: zippitta at 4:06 AM 9/17/2005
Full coverage = $300/month
Post Title: Re: (CDE)
Posted by: fire_head57 at 3:47 PM 9/29/2005
| Quote, originally posted by CDE » |
| Holy crap, that seems very cheap to me even after the can-us dollar difference. I pay ~100 bux a month for my 89 240. I'm 21 years old and have a 20% discount on my insurance for safe driving. I have fairly minimal coverage and I think it is a 300 or 500 dollar deductable |
I predict ICBC will own BC by 2012. 
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Posted by: reccakun08 at 2:43 PM 10/4/2005
on my Y33 I'm 24 with 1 speeding ticket in TX and 4 from NYC 
| Quote, originally posted by J-Spec Tuner » |
| Just wondering if anybody gets good rates out there, here is what I was quoted recently as a 19 year old college student living in PA: A: B: |
damn.. what insurance company is that? i got qutoed 2400/ year with full coverage, no deductables and 1200, basic w/ comp
im 19, full time college, driver saftey on a 94 240sx SE from GEICO and im a damn government employee!.
P.S. GEICO is Govt Employee Insurance Company...
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Posted by: BuLLeTdrift at 8:25 PM 10/19/2005
20yrs GIECO full liability no collision 1991 240 one accident one speeding ticket ....oh yeah i forgot MIAMI FL
....it hurts
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Posted by: S13inBatnRuge at 10:26 PM 12/3/2005
--Tim--
Post Title: Re: Sub-25 year old males: post your yearly insurance rates (J-Spec Tuner)
Posted by: becoh at 3:47 PM 12/17/2005
I have a farily clean record with just one 35+ speeding ticket, but i geuss being a 20 year old in a RWD 2 Door Sports car really bungs ya up a bit. I live in southern Ontario....not sure if that figures into the equation.*edit* no tickets, no nothin'! first car and it's under my moms name.
Post Title: Re: Sub-25 year old males: post your yearly insurance rates (J-Spec Tuner)
Posted by: MS180SX at 6:16 PM 1/16/2006
2003 Nissan 350z 6spd, full coverage, 500 deductable from GEICO is 1582 every 6 months...
same car, same coverage from ALLSTATE is 230/ month...
i am 20 years old, crystal clean license, and i live In NY!!! 
Post Title: Re: Sub-25 year old males: post your yearly insurance rates (Onizuka)
Posted by: Rockenreno at 3:33 PM 2/21/2006
For my 1995 BMW M3 I'm paying roughly $850 for the 6 month premium for $25k/50k coverage and $500 collision and comp deductibles. This is through State Farm with the good driver and good student discounts.
I was quoted $1160 through All-State and $1275 through USAA (pawning me off to an "associate" company) for the 6 month premium and same coverage.
Post Title: Re: Sub-25 year old males: post your yearly insurance rates (Rockenreno)
Posted by: S14AddiCtion at 5:44 AM 3/24/2006
No Name insurance - Liability (base coverage)
$118/mo 6 mo, i'm 20 yr old driving 96 240SX SE
3 speeding tickets in 1 year (2003)
When I got quotes from Geico and eInsurance, I was looking at approx. double that. Although so many kids get killed in accidents and reckless driving in my county alone its sickening. I've taken def. driving, community awareness, and won 2 of my tickets, and thats the best I can do. I'd much rather not have insurance 
Post Title: Re: Sub-25 year old males: post your yearly insurance rates (S14AddiCtion)
Posted by: Repo Man at 5:36 PM 3/26/2006
i have an accident and a bull**** HOV lane violation on my record. the HOV shouldnt have shown up, but CLUE (whatever that is) pulled it up and my rates went from the quoted 100/mo to 150/mo. ah well 
Post Title: Re: (nep)
Posted by: Thoughtful_One at 11:17 AM 8/9/2007
My insurance is raping me. I'm 19 soon to turn 20. Pulled over once, but no points or insurance changes, and I'm paying $220/month, my dad is even listed as the driver of my car!
They give a deduction if you have above average grades in school, and even with a 3.9X college GPA, this is the best I get.
Something is definitely wrong here.
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Posted by: p1rat3 at 1:17 PM 8/12/2007
| Quote, originally posted by p1rat3 » |
| I used to have progressive until like a month ago i was paying 233 a month for minimal insurance, and only had to pay 10/12 months, with a clean record, now I pay like 90. Im 18 |
What company are you with?
Post Title: Re: (Thoughtful_One)
Posted by: p1rat3 at 1:38 PM 8/12/2007
$423 every six months
1990 240sx liability (not the lowest levels, more coverage than state minimums), uninsured motorist.
2002 Dodge Stratus (V6 baby 
), liability, uninsured motorist, comprehensive w/$100 deductible.
Through Allstate.
Post Title: Re: (Shiggity)
Posted by: Thoughtful_One at 12:17 PM 8/13/2007
| Quote, originally posted by Shiggity » |
| Kids under 25 shouldn't be driving fast cars. You look like a poser driving a car your daddy paid for. |
Who are you referring to?
if you haven't noticed, 80% of S-chassis owners are 25 and under.
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Posted by: p1rat3 at 1:17 PM 8/14/2007
| Quote, originally posted by BryanGrigsby » |
| Well, You guys have it good. I'm 23, with a 98 s14 w/ collision and libility and my monthly is about $200. Yes that is $1200 every six months and $2400 a year. Iv'e got six points on my liscense and I live in North Carolina which has some the worst rates in the nation. BUT things should be looking alot better the next time I renew my policy. Sheesh, you'd think I drove Ferrari or something... |
im in the same boat as you and it blows
Post Title: Re: (got_chub)
Posted by: SlidnSideways at 6:10 AM 2/1/2008
'08 350z $165/mo full coverage with Farmer's insurance.
Post Title: Re: Sub-25 year old males: post your yearly insurance rates (ca18hatch)
Posted by: qat727 at 2:26 PM 4/24/2008
Currently paying around $45 per month covering a 1993 240SX and a 1984 Chevrolet C10.
Rate goes up to around $63 per month to insure the above 2 and a 1992 240SX. Cost is around $57 for first two and 1984 Subaru Brat.
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Posted by: Jager at 3:47 AM 4/25/2008
1 ticket at 17 no wrecks other then minor fenderbenders around 17 as well.
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Posted by: i3litzace at 11:33 AM 9/14/2008
23 years old, one speeding ticket, one wreckless driving ticket. I haven't told them I'm married, have a kid, and rent my own place.
Should be around $650/yr when I tell them all that and when I add our Jeep.
USAA FTW
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