my friend wrecked his nissan gtr up
02-16-11, 10:42 PM
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.A 911 Turbo has roughly similar maintenance costs to a GT-R, yet costs much more.
02-17-11, 10:33 AM
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Of course, it depends on a variety of factors (Age, record, deductible choice, coverage, area of living, etc)
When my 23 year old friend was thinking of getting one insurance quoted him $4700 a year for full coverage 0_0
But one of my relatives (~40) was interested in getting one and his insurance is only quoting it at $1600 a year full coverage - not bad at all for a car that is crazy expensive to mod/repair. Im sure it helped that he was 40, no accidents or tickets, and has 3 other cars and a home and boat insured lol
When my 23 year old friend was thinking of getting one insurance quoted him $4700 a year for full coverage 0_0
But one of my relatives (~40) was interested in getting one and his insurance is only quoting it at $1600 a year full coverage - not bad at all for a car that is crazy expensive to mod/repair. Im sure it helped that he was 40, no accidents or tickets, and has 3 other cars and a home and boat insured lol
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02-17-11, 10:38 AM
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02-17-11, 10:49 AM
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Of course, it depends on a variety of factors (Age, record, deductible choice, coverage, area of living, etc)
When my 23 year old friend was thinking of getting one insurance quoted him $4700 a year for full coverage 0_0
But one of my relatives (~40) was interested in getting one and his insurance is only quoting it at $1600 a year full coverage - not bad at all for a car that is crazy expensive to mod/repair. Im sure it helped that he was 40, no accidents or tickets, and has 3 other cars and a home and boat insured lol
When my 23 year old friend was thinking of getting one insurance quoted him $4700 a year for full coverage 0_0
But one of my relatives (~40) was interested in getting one and his insurance is only quoting it at $1600 a year full coverage - not bad at all for a car that is crazy expensive to mod/repair. Im sure it helped that he was 40, no accidents or tickets, and has 3 other cars and a home and boat insured lol
02-17-11, 11:00 AM
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Yes it does.
"Liability" = Meets state minimum requirements. Usually every state mandates that your insurance covers bodily injury and property damage to anyone you hit. Usually measured in 3 numbers (like 30,000/60,000/100,000) First number means coverage per injury, second means maximum coverage for all injuries in one accident, and last means property damage (other persons car, home, etc whatever you hit). No coverage for your car in terms of damage.
"Full coverage" = Liability + comprehensive + collision. You get the liability coverage (at atleast the state mandated minimum) plus coverage for your car in the event of a collision, and in the event of fire/theft/vandalism..etc.
No state that i know of mandates you have comprehensive + collision, they only mandate that you have liability insurance and at a state-mandated level. So full coverage is actually at least the min. state mandated coverage + collision + comprehensive.
02-17-11, 12:27 PM
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02-17-11, 04:34 PM
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02-17-11, 04:56 PM
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02-17-11, 08:53 PM
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that'll buff right out