Official Insurance Premium Discussion Thread

o0javi0o · 12-17-2008, 12:00 AM

wow,,, Nissan 350z have a 200+ rating.... (worse) based on the document posted by "dad".
Well, in my opinion I think that it will be a more or less the same as a Nissan 350z.

I am 25 and w/ my 07 350z, I am only paying w/ taxes $83 Monthly (with my wife). I have fill cover 50K/25K/50K, Road Assistance, $250 Deductibles. But it all depends on your records too as a buddy was saying here as well where you live, how often you drive, distance, marital status, lease, finance, if you own home or rent, and lots of asterisks to be considered.
I haven't (yet) received a ticket in my life (thx Valentine 1), The color of my car is Dark Gray, but I have a discount for being member of the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) for having a Bachelors in Science of Civil Engineering and having a Masters in Engineering Management, being married and also the area where I live is considered "good" (BUT THE FIRST WEEK I GOT MY CAR SOME A_ _H_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ LE!!!! STOLE MY TIRES W/ RIMS!!!!!!!! it didn't have at least 4 days w/ me........).

so yeah. I think that the insurance premiums will be rounding more or less the same amount as a 350z.

BlackBullet · 12-17-2008, 02:47 AM

Well, the quote will base on your credit, history, age, and etc. But there's one thing that doesn't change. The profile of the vehicle. Your best best is to get the car before dumb/young people start crashing it. But I think some of the 350z driver already did it, since they will probably base it off of the previous version.

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12-17-2008, 12:00 AM	#1 (permalink)
o0javi0o Enthusiast Member Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Dallas, Tx Posts: 458 Drives: '15 ///M3 6MT Rep Power: 18	wow,,, Nissan 350z have a 200+ rating.... (worse) based on the document posted by "dad". Well, in my opinion I think that it will be a more or less the same as a Nissan 350z. I am 25 and w/ my 07 350z, I am only paying w/ taxes $83 Monthly (with my wife). I have fill cover 50K/25K/50K, Road Assistance, $250 Deductibles. But it all depends on your records too as a buddy was saying here as well where you live, how often you drive, distance, marital status, lease, finance, if you own home or rent, and lots of asterisks to be considered. I haven't (yet) received a ticket in my life (thx Valentine 1), The color of my car is Dark Gray, but I have a discount for being member of the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) for having a Bachelors in Science of Civil Engineering and having a Masters in Engineering Management, being married and also the area where I live is considered "good" (BUT THE FIRST WEEK I GOT MY CAR SOME A_ _H_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ LE!!!! STOLE MY TIRES W/ RIMS!!!!!!!! it didn't have at least 4 days w/ me........). so yeah. I think that the insurance premiums will be rounding more or less the same amount as a 350z.

12-17-2008, 02:47 AM	#2 (permalink)
BlackBullet Base Member Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: US Posts: 48 Drives: 03 Best Car Ever Rep Power: 0	Well, the quote will base on your credit, history, age, and etc. But there's one thing that doesn't change. The profile of the vehicle. Your best best is to get the car before dumb/young people start crashing it. But I think some of the 350z driver already did it, since they will probably base it off of the previous version.