Originally posted by: fbrdphreak
I'm glad you have some knowledge to back that up. I'm a 22yo male with speeding tickets and the turbo 250HP 0-60 5.3s AWD Legacy GT is cheaper to insure than a brand new Honda Accord. Why? Because the Legacy has the top safety ratings from the IIHS, which the Accord does not. Impreza's (inc. WRX & STI) are more expensive because of the huge modding crowd & their associated stupidness, but Legacy's are just fine to insure. Thanks for speaking out your ass today, we all appreciated it.Originally posted by: BlancoNino
Originally posted by: mzkhadir
Most expensive models to insure
1 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution 6 Lexus IS 300
2 Mercedes CL-Class 7 Honda S2000
3 Dodge SRT-4 8 Acura RSX
4 Subaru Impreza WRX 9 Nissan 350Z
5 Jaguar XK (convertible) 10 Jaguar XJ
For what they are, Subaru's are probably the biggest ripoff in insurance. Even their slowest, inexpensive cars are too costly to insure.
Originally posted by: fbrdphreak
I'm glad you have some knowledge to back that up. I'm a 22yo male with speeding tickets and the turbo 250HP 0-60 5.3s AWD Legacy GT is cheaper to insure than a brand new Honda Accord. Why? Because the Legacy has the top safety ratings from the IIHS, which the Accord does not. Impreza's (inc. WRX & STI) are more expensive because of the huge modding crowd & their associated stupidness, but Legacy's are just fine to insure. Thanks for speaking out your ass today, we all appreciated it.Originally posted by: BlancoNino
Originally posted by: mzkhadir
Most expensive models to insure
1 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution 6 Lexus IS 300
2 Mercedes CL-Class 7 Honda S2000
3 Dodge SRT-4 8 Acura RSX
4 Subaru Impreza WRX 9 Nissan 350Z
5 Jaguar XK (convertible) 10 Jaguar XJ
For what they are, Subaru's are probably the biggest ripoff in insurance. Even their slowest, inexpensive cars are too costly to insure.
Originally posted by: BlancoNino
Originally posted by: fbrdphreak
I'm glad you have some knowledge to back that up. I'm a 22yo male with speeding tickets and the turbo 250HP 0-60 5.3s AWD Legacy GT is cheaper to insure than a brand new Honda Accord. Why? Because the Legacy has the top safety ratings from the IIHS, which the Accord does not. Impreza's (inc. WRX & STI) are more expensive because of the huge modding crowd & their associated stupidness, but Legacy's are just fine to insure. Thanks for speaking out your ass today, we all appreciated it.Originally posted by: BlancoNino
Originally posted by: mzkhadir
Most expensive models to insure
1 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution 6 Lexus IS 300
2 Mercedes CL-Class 7 Honda S2000
3 Dodge SRT-4 8 Acura RSX
4 Subaru Impreza WRX 9 Nissan 350Z
5 Jaguar XK (convertible) 10 Jaguar XJ
For what they are, Subaru's are probably the biggest ripoff in insurance. Even their slowest, inexpensive cars are too costly to insure.
What year Legacy GT?
Originally posted by: BlancoNino
It still seems like you have no idea what you're talking about, as usual.Originally posted by: Vic
My GF and I both own Subarus and I find the insurance cost to be quite reasonable. A little over $100/mo. for both cars/both drivers and $500k full coverage with $250 deductible. It helps that we're both in our 30's with good driving records though.Originally posted by: BlancoNino
Originally posted by: mzkhadir
Most expensive models to insure
1 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution 6 Lexus IS 300
2 Mercedes CL-Class 7 Honda S2000
3 Dodge SRT-4 8 Acura RSX
4 Subaru Impreza WRX 9 Nissan 350Z
5 Jaguar XK (convertible) 10 Jaguar XJ
For what they are, Subaru's are probably the biggest ripoff in insurance. Even their slowest, inexpensive cars are too costly to insure.
That always helps. It also depends on how old the car is as well. I'm 21, so obviously insurance is going to be higher. I'm insured (full coverage) on a 2004 Sentra at less than $100 a month. A 1998 Subaru impreza (with liability only) would have costed around $40 more a month.
I've also heard that insurance companies look at Subaru drivers like this:
less than 25 = Driving Subaru to race and be flashy.
older than 25 = Driving Subaru to be safe and smart.
Originally posted by: AaronB
Maybe someone in this thread can help me figure out why my insurance is so high. I am a 30yo male/single. I have zero tickets or accidents on my record, good credit, and have never had a vehicle vandalized or stolen. After shopping around quite a bit this is the best I could find on my 2006 F-150.
$50,000 in property damage coverage
$50,000 in bodily injury coverage
$250 comprehensive deductable (there was little difference between this and a $500 deductable)
$500 collision deductable
$1041/6 months
That is in an area near New Orleans. I have just moved to Dallas and it will be going up to ~$1550/6 months for the same coverage.
What am I missing? I am 30, have a clean record, good credit, and I drive a truck. I also checked my rates on a 350Z and a Mustang GT and both were around $2000/6 months in New Orleans and would be closer to $2350/6 months here in Dallas.
Something is not right but I have checked Allstate, State Farm, and Progressive and I get even higher quotes.
The V6 Accord has 240HP IIRC, and is much slower than the Legacy GT. The Accord doesn't have as good safety ratings, that's part of it. Not sure if the Subaru's AWD plays into itOriginally posted by: ricochet
Originally posted by: fbrdphreak
I'm glad you have some knowledge to back that up. I'm a 22yo male with speeding tickets and the turbo 250HP 0-60 5.3s AWD Legacy GT is cheaper to insure than a brand new Honda Accord. Why? Because the Legacy has the top safety ratings from the IIHS, which the Accord does not. Impreza's (inc. WRX & STI) are more expensive because of the huge modding crowd & their associated stupidness, but Legacy's are just fine to insure. Thanks for speaking out your ass today, we all appreciated it.Originally posted by: BlancoNino
Originally posted by: mzkhadir
Most expensive models to insure
1 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution 6 Lexus IS 300
2 Mercedes CL-Class 7 Honda S2000
3 Dodge SRT-4 8 Acura RSX
4 Subaru Impreza WRX 9 Nissan 350Z
5 Jaguar XK (convertible) 10 Jaguar XJ
For what they are, Subaru's are probably the biggest ripoff in insurance. Even their slowest, inexpensive cars are too costly to insure.
Doesn't the new Accord have a higher HP, which the article says is one of the determining factor? Not too long ago the Accord was also one of the most attractive car for theives.
Yeah, check my other post detailing insurance rates.Originally posted by: mariok2006
Originally posted by: BlancoNino
Originally posted by: fbrdphreak
I'm glad you have some knowledge to back that up. I'm a 22yo male with speeding tickets and the turbo 250HP 0-60 5.3s AWD Legacy GT is cheaper to insure than a brand new Honda Accord. Why? Because the Legacy has the top safety ratings from the IIHS, which the Accord does not. Impreza's (inc. WRX & STI) are more expensive because of the huge modding crowd & their associated stupidness, but Legacy's are just fine to insure. Thanks for speaking out your ass today, we all appreciated it.Originally posted by: BlancoNino
Originally posted by: mzkhadir
Most expensive models to insure
1 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution 6 Lexus IS 300
2 Mercedes CL-Class 7 Honda S2000
3 Dodge SRT-4 8 Acura RSX
4 Subaru Impreza WRX 9 Nissan 350Z
5 Jaguar XK (convertible) 10 Jaguar XJ
For what they are, Subaru's are probably the biggest ripoff in insurance. Even their slowest, inexpensive cars are too costly to insure.
What year Legacy GT?
2005 or 2006
Originally posted by: EKKC
Originally posted by: ultimatebob
Originally posted by: Vic
My GF and I both own Subarus and I find the insurance cost to be quite reasonable. A little over $100/mo. for both cars/both drivers and $500k full coverage with $250 deductible. It helps that we're both in our 30's with good driving records though.Originally posted by: BlancoNino
Originally posted by: mzkhadir
Most expensive models to insure
1 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution 6 Lexus IS 300
2 Mercedes CL-Class 7 Honda S2000
3 Dodge SRT-4 8 Acura RSX
4 Subaru Impreza WRX 9 Nissan 350Z
5 Jaguar XK (convertible) 10 Jaguar XJ
For what they are, Subaru's are probably the biggest ripoff in insurance. Even their slowest, inexpensive cars are too costly to insure.
Ugh. I pay about $100 a month to insure my '03 Audi A4 with a $500 deductible, but I have 2 (not at fault) accidents and a speeding ticket on my record.
bring it up to a 1k deductible, chances are you wont want to use insurance anyway if the damage is under 1k! it will bring up your premium
Originally posted by: AaronB
Maybe someone in this thread can help me figure out why my insurance is so high. I am a 30yo male/single. I have zero tickets or accidents on my record, good credit, and have never had a vehicle vandalized or stolen. After shopping around quite a bit this is the best I could find on my 2006 F-150.
$50,000 in property damage coverage
$50,000 in bodily injury coverage
$250 comprehensive deductable (there was little difference between this and a $500 deductable)
$500 collision deductable
$1041/6 months
That is in an area near New Orleans. I have just moved to Dallas and it will be going up to ~$1550/6 months for the same coverage.
What am I missing? I am 30, have a clean record, good credit, and I drive a truck. I also checked my rates on a 350Z and a Mustang GT and both were around $2000/6 months in New Orleans and would be closer to $2350/6 months here in Dallas.
Something is not right but I have checked Allstate, State Farm, and Progressive and I get even higher quotes.
Originally posted by: iamwiz82
That's pretty close to what I pay for 2 full coverage vehicles and I'm 24 :shocked:. You are positive that your credit is good? Call a local agent and after they give you the quote have them explain why it is the way it is.
Originally posted by: jagec
Wow, that sucks. Good luck dude...
Of course, in a just world they would clear your record, AND refund you the extra $$$ they've been charging you for no reason.
And then there's real life...
