Insurance

[nametakennow]

Does insurance suck on 240sx's for guys under 25, like most cars? I wouldn't think it would be too bad, with the 4 cyl and all.

[lateralmotion]

I went from an old people's buick lesabre, which is like an armored tank, to driving a 91 5spd fastback(red if that makes any difference, so i've heard), and they are worth the basically the same amount, and my insurance isn't going up at all.

[Bubba]

Insurance is going to suck in general for most males under 25. To an insurance company, the 240sx is not considered a sports car, is not turbocharged, and is not prized among car thieves, (like a Honda Accord). So you're not going to pay a premium because its a 240sx. Regards

[Bbill528]

would/will suck for me, like $200 a month, but i'm 16 and it would be my first car. RWD, and small.

[Jubs180]

I am 22 (male), paying 85 a month for my 91 hatch 5spd, no ABSI have basic and bodily injury for my coverage.I think for another 25 or 45 a month I could be having Full coverage, but I can't quite afford that yet

being a fulltime student, I can't really manage having a FULL time job just yet, but I think I am going to have to.Bills are getting out of hand.

I have all of ONE ticket (speeding, 3 years ago) to my name, zero points on my license.no accidents.

I am will Allstate and in FL.

-Dan

[jdulberg]

I'm 23 and my 95 240 sx le is $125/month. My 93 Civic SI was $175/month. That's with a red light ticket and 2 break-in's on my Civic. Oh, that's Canadian funds.

[eniety]

If anyone is in high school, college, or just graduated either, check with some insurance companies and ask to see if they have any kind of student/honor student discount. I know that Allstate Insurance gives a pretty good discount for students that have a B (i think) or better average.

Take a defensive driving class, it is about 10% off insurance here, and takes 4 points off your record. Tell your insurance company that you have automatic seatbelts (s13). Install a security system -- Just a few ideas.

Anthony