Insurance Quote

[Bob]

Originally Posted by Longhorn248

I don't have anything against a family having the means to provide their children with expensive cars. If that's how they choose to spend their money, then they have every right to do so.

The part that makes me apprehensive with parents doing this is the fact that 17 year old kids don't need 300+ hp cars the day they get their license. I know the stupid stuff I did when I was that age with a 100hp car and don't want to share the road with new drivers in cars with power they probably don't respect. I know there are exceptions for every rule, but for the most part you can't argue that 17 year old guys aren't somewhat irresponsible and inexperienced behind the wheel.

^^ DING DING. My thoughts exactly. I did some pretty dumb (fun) stuff in a 1986 Plymouth Voyager with wood panels, a 370Z would have killed me.

[7thgear]

i'm just irked by the OP because this is how i read his post:



Yo dawn i'm rich and so is my cuz bro. So like i'm too buzy flying out n shit so can you proles make some callz and let me know how much my cuz gotta pay, okay? XOXOXO.

[BoostJunkie]

Originally Posted by Longhorn248

You didn't get a $30k+ sports car when you turned 17 either? We need to start a support group.

[GenkiElite]

Originally Posted by tmigo27

Today my little cousin just turned 17 and he got his license like 4 days...
do you guys know what will be the average of his insurance ?
I'm currently out of US for this and the next month so I can't call the insurance to ask.

Please can I have a quote of estimate for this cars :
1) Nissan 370z a lot
2) FRS ( probably no one know at the moment ) a lot
3) IS250 ? a lot

There ya go.

[jake27]

Anyone know some international insurance information sites? http://drivingtest.com has general information, but was looking for some more information sites.

[DIG1992]

i agree with everyone here!! its best to get a cheap 10-15k car and then upgrade to something better years later

[PACMAN]

GOOGLE IT DUMMY!

[Lo]

I'm sorry, I just find that the OP is just too funny!

[Dadhawk]

Originally Posted by tmigo27

Today my little cousin just turned 17 and he got his license like 4 days...
do you guys know what will be the average of his insurance ?

From experience, (I am not an insurance agent and never played on on TV or stayed in an Holiday Inn Express but I have 3 sons that were 4 years apart getting their license and hitting my insurance) it will be about double the parents rate, if the parents have a good driving record and the kid is driving a "safe" car. Also, assuming the <25 year old has an "assigned car" it will only make the parents go up by about 10% on their vehicles. If the youth does not have an "assigned car" his rate will apply to all cars.

For example, my wife drives a 2005 Mustang, my 19 year old drives a 2002 Honda Accord. Both have no dings on their records. His insurance is almost exactly double hers.

After my oldest son got his license, I did out of curiousity see what the price would be to assign him the (then new) 2005 Mustang Convertible. It was about 4 times the cost of having my wife listed as primary driver.

So in summary, as someone above said "A LOT".