I just turned 25, married (well for a lil bit longer technically), wreckless driving and other tickets finally just dropped and i'm at $90/month for basic full coverage.

What cracks me up is now that my tickets just dropped insurance for the s2k is the same price as liability was for my 90 Integra haha

 

$1500/yr

24, single, clean license, scholar/defensive driving discount.

 

man, i wanna move to ohio if that is ridiculously high.

i pay over 1850 for full coverage. $154 + other fees they charge me of not paying it in full every six months and charging it on my cc. comes out to about $170

FML

 

i pay around 1000-1100 every 6 months on the s2k. im 22 years old with no accidents but a couple points.

 

160 a month for my s, my wifes m45, and my beater sunfire...im 28, shes 24, full coverage on S and M, plpd on the sunfire...not to shabby...clean driving records for both

 

$70 a month 26 and married

 

I pay about $60/month for full coverage (collision and comprehensive) with Allstate. But that includes some nice discounts for insuring multiple vehicles, having homeowner's insurance with Allstate, and only driving the S under 7,000 miles per year. I live in southeast PA, about 30 miles outside Philadelphia.

But prices vary by amazing amounts and depend on numerous variables (where you live, how much you drive, how much coverage you want, how much you want your deductibles to be, your age, your marital status, blah blah blah blah blah).

Your best bet is to call a few local agents or go online to get quotes specifically for your situation. The info you get here won't tell you too much -- you could end up paying $25 or $500 a month

 

78 / mo for full coverage $500 deductible

23 years old, 1 ticket @ age 18!

 

$74/mo 100/300 full coverage with roadside assistance and medical through progressive

26 single 03 S2k only car in colorado

 

$69/month 100/300 full coverage. $500 deductible.

26 yrs married 02 s2k in GA with progressive with clean record. having homeowners insurance combined with car gives a pretty nice discount plus paying 6 months at a time instead of monthly gives a discount as well.