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PSiedTSi wrote:
well its a wrx...wrx are cheap to insure, have great safety ratings and are considered family sedans by most major insurance companies.
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i know theyre great for insurance.. but a friend of mine is in the same boat hes in. he had a 95ish camaro.. got a buttload of tickets, a minor, then some lady in a truck decided to total his car on 32nd. i think he said the only way he could even get insurance was if he got a really slow family car (99 accord) and went through a certain company.
wasnt getting my hopes up too high.. but id really love to get an RS/WRX.. so i figured id try.
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Like I said, subaru's are really good on insurance cuz they are considered family cars....even the STi, heck some places rate the STi at a lower price due to better brakes, suspension, etc....
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I pay about $125/month $750/6 months Full coverage with $500 deductable Clean ND driving record. When i bought the max the cheapest was brad at country ins. I have been with them ever since. I have got other quotes and every other place has been about $1000.
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I'm paying $98.02 a month for full coverage on my 02 Type-S. Have $500 deductable, rental car insurance, multiple line discount, good student discount. Lost both my new business discount (wasn't much, maybe 5%) and my steer clear discount which was 15% because of my accident and speeding ticket this spring. Both happened within a month of each other. All in all, my insurance only went up $50 over my 94 civic ex I was driving. Oh, I am 22 now, and have been insured by State Farm, Mike Sterlings office since I was 14. I have never paid more than $98 on a car. I was at a total of $125 3 years ago with my Tsi and Tracer I was driving at the time. Only the Tsi had full coverage. Civic had full coverage which was $78 for the first 2 years owning it, then it dropped to $48 when I turned 21. My first car was $60 a month for just liability, same with the second and third (tracer was the third, and that was before I got the talon).
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