tmf2004

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http://articles.moneycentral.msn.com...s-allcars.aspx


Just as an example for the price I'm paying per year for two cars i could be driving a IS-F.. LOL.. Its the GS4 thats killing me.

KILLERGS4

P.O.S. CHEVY Cobalt on the least...

xcntuatd77

A chevy silverado is more than an S5?


what a load of horse crap

eyezack87

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This will help me

Johnny

It's quite obvious how cars are perceived in terms of risk by insurers.

The driver and not the cost to repair or replace a car, is the greatest influence.

4TehNguyen

iTrader: (1)

my prelude cost more to insure than my IS350

tmf2004

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I think some older cars are more expensive to insure due to age and availability of parts.. But its a Honda so there should be parts everywhere..

<VENOM>

Looks like a premium for 6 months.

I8ABMR

Damn the GTR is the 2nd most expensive car to insure. I guess I shouldnt be surprised

4TehNguyen

iTrader: (1)

companies are required by law to produce parts for the car 25 years after its been discontinued, so parts isnt the issue. The prelude had a higher risk for accidents I guess since its driven by younger people more often so hire premiums. The IS was worth 4x as much but it cost less

RyanQ

why the ISF is more to insure than R8 ??
And where is the Evo, With a bunch of discount, I still paid for it almost ~1200/6 month

LIMS407

screw car insurance...hit and run baby..

IS-SV

Predictable enough in general, but doesn't tell the whole story with cost of insurance.

tmf2004

iTrader: (15)

Thanks for the info.. Wasn't quit sure on the insurance premiums of some cars. FOr some reason i thought the GS was more to insure? Anyone here this?

mmarshall

Don't laugh. It happens, every day......and it could happen to YOU. It happened to the daughter of a one of my neighbors, just a few doors down from me. Poor girl ....she had just bought a new Hyundai Elantra; only two weeks old. She's inside, packing up for college, and some a** hole sideswipes her rear fender/bumper, takes off, and doesn't even leave a note........and no witnesses. Fortunately, in VA, brand-new cars, by law, are automatically covered by your existing insurance policy for 30 days (even if you don't report the new purchase), so her own insurance ended up stuck with the bill. I knew some good body shops and managers, and was able to give her some good recommendations.