Im getting ready to by an FC in about a month, and ive started getting a few insurance quotes. I was just curious what you guys pay and what insurance company you go through.

 

I'm an 18 year old with good grades.....I pay like 1600 every year with just Liability


Geico

 

20, single, turbo 2

$594 for 6 months, also includes 86 civic and renters insurance. And a clean record.

USAA

 

$103 per month for two cars, married rate, not clean record for me

Geico

EDIT: By the way, this not really a technical question so you probably should have posted this in the lounge. Especially in light of the stricter enforment of this section's rules.

 

19, 88 SE, liability, 1 accident, no tickets, 190/month.

Farmers

 

1988 rx7, 1992 k1500 4x4, 1992 Cavalier Z24, and a 1970 Chevy C10 - Im 28 yrs old and have a clean record. All those vehicles on American Family insurance cost $64/month liability.

 

$74 month 25 bad record farmers.

 

My insurance is $240 per month as I am high risk. I hit 2 small kids on a crosswalk and that made my insurance go way up.

 

86 GXL never graduated high school.... clean record... $50 a month

 

High school grad, 18, '86 GXL, $5000/year.

 

33 yrs old
$350 for 6mo., Liability, State Farm
but I have home owners and life insurance and 2 other cars with them.

 

32 year-old single white male, $49 a month ($294 for six months) through State Farm. I should note, however, that on the one hand, I raised the limits of liability above the statutory minimums because there are so many expensive cars in the DC area and so many litigation-happy people, and raising the limits raises your premium; on the other hand, I have a number of discounts based on both driving record and carrying multiple lines of insurance with State Farm (homeowners' coverage), and the RX-7 is the second car on my policy and is not listed as the daily driver, so both of these lower the premium. The premium on my 2004 Acura TL, which is the primary car, is about $73 a month.

 

I pay $647 for 00 Accord EX, 96 Tacoma 4x4, and 88 TII. The Accord and Tacoma both have full coverage with glas breakage, towing and $250 deductible the TII is liability with towing. I have USAA. That is for 6 mos. I also have homeowners, and personal article floaters through them to. So that may help on the auto side. Oh ya I only have 1 violation that I do not think they know about yet.

 

It's going to be hard to compare what other people pay to what you might pay.
The insurance compay will look at a bunch of different things including: credit, age, your zip code, coverage and more. The only thing that would be the same is the car type.

-Bill

 

this is why i love MA...2800 a year....clean record...17 years old...3rd car....87 TII...liability, comprehensive, glass....sucks....but i have to pay it so i dont bother complaining

 

I pay $2000 for being 20 and single

 

I pay $115 a month, college student, 19, 1 speeding ticket, 1 accident

 

think I might have the lowest possible 38$ per month (canadian which is what 2$ US hehehe)

driving 26 years no accidents no convictions no tickets(and believe me I try hahaha)

my rex is my daily driver too

 

As a former insurance adjuster, I can tell you that rates vary widely from locale to locale. Most are regulated by state insurance commissioners, but even states vary widely. It would be a good idea to check out your area only.

 

1990 GXL

18, $150/Month, Liability + Uninsured Motorist, Allstate

Was 17, $190/Month, Liability, Geico

 

$120/mo(liability, good student discount, clean record, college student, 20 y.o.)
1992 Toyota Paseo
1991 RX7 n/a

Farmers

 

~600/year on my dads policy. Great American. 20, 1 speeding ticket, 6 speeding warnings, no wrecks. 87TII, basic coverage

 

25 no tickets or accidents in S. Texas with USAA.

Full coverage on a 91 TII 500 deductiable $240 every six months.
Liability only on a 86 Base $140 every six months.

James

 

87 tii $360 every 6months. nj 27 clean record.

 

87 Turbo II. 17, no tickets, nj, 2200 a year for just liability with the car in my mom's name. Geico ******* sucks.