New 4 door porsche......
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is harwood high?
STI and Evo not sports cars, you need to get into car insurance man... id be your fuckin number one customer thats awesome. where are insurance brokers like this when you need em.
the civic si can be considered a sports car but not an sti or evo fuck man pass the bong
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4doorsslow wrote:
is harwood high?STI and Evo not sports cars, you need to get into car insurance man... id be your fuckin number one customer thats awesome. where are insurance brokers like this when you need em.
the civic si can be considered a sports car but not an sti or evo fuck man pass the bong
WRX/STi are cheap to insure. My WRX is way cheaper than my Rav4 and has a lower deductible.
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dubbsy wrote:
oh gezuz, spaz?Yeah, shoulda seen me man.. broke my keyboard typing that one out. :roll:
guess neither of you have actually seen me do the purple hippo dance in person huh? I'm really not an uptight person, you're just apparently taking me wrong.
Come on buddy, simmer downa.
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The Civic Si IMO is not a sports car. It is a entry-level coupe aimed at daily commuting businessmen.
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dubbsy wrote:
oh gezuz, spaz?Yeah, shoulda seen me man.. broke my keyboard typing that one out. :roll:
guess neither of you have actually seen me do the purple hippo dance in person huh? I'm really not an uptight person, you're just apparently taking me wrong.
mybe you should cut the pescription dosage in half...............
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Bad93ex wrote:
The Civic Si IMO is not a sports car. It is a entry-level coupe aimed at daily commuting businessmen.
but it is classified as a sports coupe in insurance purposes and under harwoods description of a sports car... -
Insurance isnt just based on it being a Sports car or whatever, its the type of people who drive them, so on and so fourth.
STis are considered family sedans by insurance companies...
Who buys Civic SI's? Not familys thats for sure, its the young male who wants to beef up his civic and beat the hell out of it, if you didnt want to, then you would buy the dx model...
Now try insuring a convertible, turbo, sports car classified eclipse... in minnesota.
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Jim wrote:
Insurance isnt just based on it being a Sports car or whatever, its the type of people who drive them, so on and so fourth.STis are considered family sedans by insurance companies...
Who buys Civic SI's? Not familys thats for sure, its the young male who wants to beef up his civic and beat the hell out of it, if you didnt want to, then you would buy the dx model...
Now try insuring a convertible, turbo, sports car classified eclipse... in minnesota.
no thanks and they classified my SHO as a sports car at my old insurace so i guess it also depends on the company
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It really depends on the person I guess on how much they want to bend you over. For me to insure a EVO is only like $127/mo for others I could see triple that.
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I've been wrong before....
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PSiedTSi wrote:
second that.
when i had my dsm, i went to my insurance company. i told the guy what i was getting and i planned on putting liability. he said it was the same as my old car (87 corrola) and that he had one before (non turbo) and that they aren't really sports cars so it wouldn't effect my insurance.
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For those that haven't met her, I'd like to introduce you all to my wife & accountant.
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told ya dubbsy.......the four door mustang is coming....
4 door skyline.....
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Fitzy wrote:
Thats just because you two are old and married.......:)which are both discounts with insurance
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