View Poll Results: What does your insurance cost for the ISF for 6 months?
Parents or other pay for it
5
12.20%
$800-$1000
13
31.71%
$1100-$1300
4
9.76%
$1400-$1600
0
0%
$1700-$1900
1
2.44%
$2000-$2200
1
2.44%
You don't want to know
8
19.51%
$600-$800
4
9.76%
$400-$600
5
12.20%
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What does your insurance cost for the ISF for 6 months? (merged threads)
08-12-11, 04:48 PM
#76
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and you still can't speak proper English?
04-22-12, 02:18 PM
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Insured as a family sedan not a sports car???
My friends insurance agent told my friend that he should have bought a IS-F instead because he regrets buying a E90 M3 because it insured as a sports car and as a result he pays pretty big sum for full coverage...
You're kidding - right
04-22-12, 03:55 PM
#85
I believe the M3 coupe and maybe convertible are considered to be the sports variant for insurance purposes, but that is the case with most coupe/convertibles. In fact, it was one of the primary reasons why I chose the F. I'm not a fan of coupes anyway, and I knew I would get sports car performance masked in sedan insurance coverage. On a similar note, my friend has a Porsche Panamera S, and it is considered as sedan insurance and not a sports car. And that thing is crazy fast!
04-22-12, 04:04 PM
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Well, I get 30 MPG when I do 65 on the freeway and get like 15 at most in city, and I'm pretty sure u can get as low as 5~9 at the track, so I luv the dual personality of the car. I always see a good amount of prius's on the road, and I can't help, but jump off the line and that's probably why I get 15 in city, but 16/23 is real conservatively right imho.
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04-22-12, 04:59 PM
#87
I'm not sure if it matters. On my insurance the F is listed as 4DSD (4 Door Sedan)... so even if I got the M3 sedan I assume it would be listed like that. I'm glad I got the F since my rates are reasonable, as opposed to a coupe in the same league (M3, CTS-V, etc).
04-23-12, 12:09 PM
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Well, I get 30 MPG when I do 65 on the freeway and get like 15 at most in city, and I'm pretty sure u can get as low as 5~9 at the track, so I luv the dual personality of the car. I always see a good amount of prius's on the road, and I can't help, but jump off the line and that's probably why I get 15 in city, but 16/23 is real conservatively right imho.
