Yeah well..... I'm old, married, no accidents, no tickets, good credit score...... you get the idea.Logan76 wrote:Damn Broadfield, i would kill for those kind of insurance rates...
I've had 9 points on my license (more than 6 and I should loose it) Fought the illegal racing ticket, got the 5 point ticket dropped to 4 leaving me with 8 points and had to take a 25 question road test to drop 2 points and I'm rolling on 6 points. Actually think it might be less right now since it's been a while since I've stayed out of trouble. Each ticket has been reported to geico, yet my premium hasn't gone up. I don't know if i can get full coverage, but i would love it.johnny butt wrote:the only tickets that will raise your insurance rates are those that give you "points" on your license.
at least here in TN it is.
I don't have insurance on the 240 yet (it just sits in the garage looking pretty), but my DD '97 Maxima is 50$ month liability & uninsured motorist. I am 21, good driving record (maybe 2 tickets, but they were a year + ago), and student & drivers ed classes discounts.
I think my 240 was quoted at 86 a month liability, and 125 a month full coverage, documented / (receipts) mods included.
Do you have pics or have it posted for sale somewhere?240pav wrote: ANYONE WANNA BUY A 91 WITH SR20DET REBUILT ? 4 K....
I think you just answered your own question. Mines 39 a month for decent liability. I'm 28 with a clean record. Or at least its clean now. 5 or 6 years ago it was 200 a month for liability on my 92 hatch. But that was after some very poor driving on my part.mrgrape wrote:damn how do u guys have cheap *** insurance?im 18, student, one ticket without traffic school....WTF! and im paying 300 per month...
i have pics of the engine rebuild n stuff.. i spent an *** of money on it and it overheats. i think its because it has a ka24de radiator. also the body needs a lil tlc ...heres the rebuildBroadfield wrote:
Do you have pics or have it posted for sale somewhere?
ah sorry got excited.... oopsAmtk240 wrote:Threadjack! ^^^^^^
....but nice engine though.
Statiscatically speaking, the west coast has better drivers and longer driver education programs than the east coast. My friends moved out to Nevada and their rates dropped dramatically versus just being here in Delaware.hbpignosePA wrote:thats not bad for philly ^^^ their rates are rediculous; probably because half of the drivers are uninsured
im still baffled at how its so cheap in cali?