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i need help finding some. i cant find any. i need help. please help me before this month ends!!
the base price of the car is 33,000.$
the base price of the car is 33,000.$
Originally posted by PunkRock
Ha.Hahaha.Haha.Ha. You're 15, and you're asking about insurance on a 33 000$, turbocharged, rwd coupe. Right...
Originally posted by Fenrir51
If i had my own insurance plan at the age of 18 with the base honda civic it would be 2024$ every 6 months. Thats with Geico too, So stop dreaming.
Originally posted by LoudMusic
Hey Josh, what were you paying on the S2000? I assume you had the same setup as you do now - dad primary and you secondary?
Originally posted by skylineGTR_guy
I'm 19 and have my own plan on an accord EX at 800 every 6 months. I'm also covered to drive a 2002 Ford Expedition and A Nissan Frontier pickuptruck and when we buy the Pathfinder Armada I'll be covered on that too. Yes I'm the primary holder and the policy is in my name. Your getting raped by Geico.
Originally posted by Fenrir51
Are the cars in your name? This sounds like BS to me or your parents co signed even though you said they didnt.
Oh yeah notice the -IF- part.
Originally posted by skylineGTR_guy
The Honda is in my name 100% they didn't co-sign anything for it. The rest are in my parents names with me as secondary but I have full coverage on all of them. It's actually 1,000 something but I have safe drivers discount, no claims bonus, no tickets, no wrecks, and a driving school discount even though I never went. And some other various discounts. We went to farmers insurance and they quoted me at like 2,000 something and told me that I was crazy if I left the company I was with becasue I could NEVER get a better deal anywhere else![]()
Originally posted by 19xx
What happened to your Gee Tee R?Or should I say how are you gonna cover the GTR?
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