i'm 21. i was just wondering how much you guys are paying for insurance. especially when you're 21. just wondering!

 

Expect to pay about $100/month for liability in a "big city."



-Ted

 

$200/mo right now....can't WAIT till I'm 21!(5 months)

 

this is slightly off topic but its close enough

what are people paying on there n/a's

im paying 1900 a year on a parents policy (soon to go up when i pay my tickets)

 

geeeezzz....them prices are way out there....where are you guys getting your ins from??? i'm with geico...i know, i know, i know what alot of folks say about them...but hell...$400/year aint bad for full coverage...hehe

 

it's costing me 1600 a year. (canadian)

 

400 bucks a year for full coverage? are there strings attached to that?

 

Yeah, you either got to be in the military (USAA) or over 60 years old (AARP).



-Ted

 

Costing me $170/mo. for N/A, with all the benefits of my parents, thank God. For a Turbo II because I'm 16, to be 17 in july, I would've had to pay around $3,200+ every 6 months

 

i was 17 with a TII, me being the only insured with a perfect record was around $140/month.

 

Yikes..and I thought we were paying too much... Manitoba they have a governments scheme....the cost is $1197 Canadian per year.......that is about $119.70 US.....

Tim.

 

what's up with canadian insurance, my cuz in ottawa said that he was getting screwed by the ins coms!!
so there is NO competition?

 

Well, I'm 22 and I pay $115 a month for my N/A with one ticket on my record. It's actually a racing ticket for beating an old V8(not a 350, maybe a 305?) Camaro in my old CRX. I guess it was almost worth the ticket.

 

Hell yea!!!
Well, I am gonna put insurance on my car next week. Currently I pay $400 a year on my 96 Civic. I am 23, no wrecks no tickets, I will keep you posted on how much the T2 runs me.

 

$1400 ($933 USD) Cdn for full coverage for a 19 year old, $100 deductable, $2,000,000 Liability, for one year.

The insurance company up here is owned by the government, and there is no competition. Prices stay low for some reason.... I have dealt with ICBC a couple times, and I am very impressed with how they handle cliams and the likes...
(Did you know that if you get a rock chip and give ICBC the licence plate of the gravel truck you were following and "did" it to you on the freeway, they'll replace your windshield completely free? Trucking company gets the deductable bill....)
Sean Cathcart

 

im 17, my first car, i pay 70 a month for liability on my parent's plan

 

I'm 21. Live in Santa Monica, CA. Been driving since 16. College Student living away from home. 2 points on my record(accident with bodily injury).

I used to pay about $1300 every 6 months for 100k/300k bodily injury; 50k property damage; 100k/300k uninsured motorist; 3.5k/collision deductible waiver uninsured motorist property; 1000 Collision deductible; 0 comprehensive deductible; towing; 50/1500 rent a car

I have the same thing now, but only pay $700 for my 1989 GTU.

I can't believe that bitch said she got hurt when I hit her going 5mph. I'm gonna find her and jump behind her car and sue her ***.

Jay Kim

 

WOW. I pay $450 every 6 months.

 

liability here is around $50 / year
i have full coverage + all benefits for $300 / year

liability here depends on size or your engine, so 1308 ccm gets you to cheapest insurance ;o))))

 

I pay $600/6 months on my TII with a few tickets, but no accidents since I was 16...8 years ago. That's for full coverage.

 

$100 a month on my 90 N/A..NO TICKETS...

 

umm $200 year for my TII liability

 

there's no strings attached...well other than a clean record....


i'm 24 yrs old and have never even considered joining the military....but see, here's the thing...with geico...they don't ask if it's a turbo or not...all they want is your VIN...and face it...the VIN doesn't jump out and say "HEY I'M A T2!!!" they've gotta know a thing or two about 7's to know that the some Rex's are t2's.

 

It also has to do a LOT with where you live or where you're driving around.&nbsp Major metropolitan areas will significantly increase premiums over some "back woods" areas...


-Ted