240sx considered a sports car with insurace?
06-22-2003 | 11:20 PM
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actually I dont think the 240 is considered as much a sports car as many other models. I'm only paying $750 a YEAR: that's less than my Father's Saturn SL1. Call your insurance company and get a quote on the car. Its not TOO bad though- those back seats are good for something, at least.
06-25-2003 | 01:36 AM
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Originally posted by fiznat
actually I dont think the 240 is considered as much a sports car as many other models. I'm only paying $750 a YEAR: that's less than my Father's Saturn SL1. Call your insurance company and get a quote on the car. Its not TOO bad though- those back seats are good for something, at least.
actually I dont think the 240 is considered as much a sports car as many other models. I'm only paying $750 a YEAR: that's less than my Father's Saturn SL1. Call your insurance company and get a quote on the car. Its not TOO bad though- those back seats are good for something, at least.
06-25-2003 | 11:05 PM
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yeah it's from USAA, I'm 20 years old in Connecticut... I've got a good student discount and some discount cause I've had my licence for 4 years or something... Look into it if you (or one of your parents) has served in the armed services... it's a pretty sweet deal.
07-15-2003 | 02:11 PM
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Originally posted by fiznat
yeah it's from USAA, I'm 20 years old in Connecticut... I've got a good student discount and some discount cause I've had my licence for 4 years or something... Look into it if you (or one of your parents) has served in the armed services... it's a pretty sweet deal.
yeah it's from USAA, I'm 20 years old in Connecticut... I've got a good student discount and some discount cause I've had my licence for 4 years or something... Look into it if you (or one of your parents) has served in the armed services... it's a pretty sweet deal.
You must get straight A's to get that discount
07-15-2003 | 10:08 PM
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Originally posted by Titan Locks
I'm on USAA and I pay $650 every six months for a '95 Ford Probe SE........I'm 19
You must get straight A's to get that discount
I'm on USAA and I pay $650 every six months for a '95 Ford Probe SE........I'm 19
You must get straight A's to get that discount
07-19-2003 | 08:49 PM
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From: Tucson, AZ
Through the insurance company my family uses, California Casualty, my '89 was not considered a sports car, and it's $400 a YEAR to insure me right now, being 15. That could change if I change it to primary driver when I get my license (they cant now because I dont have my license), but it all depends on the company.
07-21-2003 | 10:35 AM
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wow... something must be wrong... Im paying about 1600 for six months and i live in RI... wierd... It could be because I 21 and i got 2 speeding ticket with my GSX eclipse (300whp) 
... Yeah i think thats it
