Yeesh. Not another one of these threads. There are so many variables that go into the cost of insurance that these threads are pointless. If you want to compare you'll need to know way more than just what people are paying. You need to consider:

Location, driver's age & gender, driver's record, specifics on coverages (Liability only? deductibles? coverage levels? UIM? PIP? Towing? Rental reimbursement?) and easily several more things I can't think of off the top of my head.

If you really just want what people are paying then please check out the countless existing threads on the topic.

 

ok guys, thanks. so im lookign to pay a good 3-4k most likely.

 

i pay 140 per month full coverage 500/500 deduct....21yrs old in texas and of course free of any tickets

 

$58/mo full coverage 100/300/100 coverages 500/500 deducts 27 yrs old. Not my daily driver (pleasure) If I were to make it my DD the insurance would be $85/mo

 

well, i would be using this car to go out on the weekdns, and for on the weekdays if i need to go soemwhere, lke to stay after school or to get soemthing, but i would not be driving it every day.

so would i make it a daily driver? or a pleasure driving?

 

$205/month - $500 deductible, regular GA limits - full coverage (comp. + collision), and gap coverage too. I'm 21.

 

262/year

23 single
male
LA area
under my name/paid for
single coverage(spare me the lecture)
perfect record
scholar discount
main vehicle(miata as second)

 

Your title says moderator, but all I seem to see you do is troll the forums.



And I pay just under $100 per month, full coverage 26 in FL. One accident not at fault and one stupid exhaust ticket.

 

I pay $90 a month full coverage and i am 24 years old. It depends on youre age and youre driving record really. Isurance is not bad on this car for me

 

You're forgetting the biggest factor in addition to those - where you live. It would have been $90 more to insure my s2k in Houston than in Atlanta - i'm guessing due to (a) texas has different minimums than Georgia and (b) more uninsured motorists claims

way too many factors to compare in a thread like this.

Do your research for YOU, and get the best deal.