In case anyone was really wondering whether this guy was legit or not, I just ran the numbers on a 2012 GT-R vs. my 2012 nismo 370z. I have a flawless driving record and this is what came up:

New Monthly Premium
$ 204.95

Current Monthly Premium
$ 129.35

Total Monthly Premium Increase
$ 75.60

Premium Increase for Remainder of Policy Term
$ 451.10

tl;dr he's full of crap.

Umm. I wasn't joking/lying. Our age categories I bet are completely different. Dip ****. So please learn facts first. Thanks. Btw... I bet you are like 30 years old but you act like a 14 year old kid.

20 and have a GTR and 370z, nice.

Lol, and im sure he has a lambo and Ferrari as a daily driver too

Kids of Instagram?

pssh I wish I had a ferrari as a daily driver. I'd drive the **** out of that.

Shouldn't you have blocked and stop responding to this guy like 10 posts ago? Sounds like someone else is full of crap too. If he is trolling he is doing a superb job of trolling you. And FYI insurance for 1 person does not mean anything about insurance for the next person, different factors change rates alot.

:tiphat:

Pics of said GTR and Z?

Yup he's blocked but I figured I'd look up rates just for the hell of it. My point is/was that insurance on a GT-R will be more money than insurance on a Z any day of the week no matter WHO you are. I can't really see a scenario where you can insure a $110k car for less than a 30-40k car (both being in the same high performance sports car insurance class)

Shoulda got an r8 man...

Pfft, should have bought my car, so I can use that money towards a Z. :tup:

I love Nissans too, but owning both and complaining about the insurance is kind of silly. Less people own GTR's so less people wreck them. Not a whole lot of people use the GTR as a daily driver or only car either which is the main reason you get a lower rate with multiple cars. After looking at your rate, they actually seem kind of low. My first car was a 15 year old Jeep... basic insurance was over $2k a year. I highly doubt the GTR has a lower premium than the Z by itself, but there are a lot of factors to consider. The age thing or bracket doesn't really matter if you're comparing which car is more expensive to insure. Both are going to either go up..or go down respectively. OP, you do stock trading, you should already know how this works.

I'm pretty curious about this. Considering the GT-R is a supercar, is that stuff DD-able in the first place? I'd think that later on (after racking up miles) it'd be as reliable as a 50K+ mileage BMW. As for OP, I don't think you should really worry about insurance prices considering that you have enough money anyways.

Sure why not? Now the question would be would u WANT to daily drive it, you know keep the miles down on it. :tup::driving:

I want to DD a GTR mizuno said the GTR is made to DD. and is a 50k+ mileage BMW not reliable or something?