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WayFast84
05-13-2006, 10:04 AM
Does insurance for trans am's cost more then camaros? Im talking about all v8 models here. Would a formula be cheaper then a trans am? z28 cheaper then ss? lt1 cheaper then a ls1 car? I know it depends on records and ages and stuff, but Im just trying to get an idea here. I was in shock when I heard some one pays 3900 in insurance for their t/a(no names)!!

Tsar
05-13-2006, 10:48 AM
well LS1 car would most likely will be more expensive because its newer. as far as z28 and TA goes, it should be the same, cuz its the same car. formula is the same too. Another thing if you finance a car you'll be paying way more then i do, i pay 100 bucks a month and that's it, but i only have liability.

ar0ck
05-13-2006, 10:51 AM
Well for your age, even if its under your moms name your talking big bucks. When I was 18 and looking into a 99 Z28 I was quoted at $9,000 a year on insurance since the car would have a loan out on it. When I first got my LT1 camaro I was paying 4,000 a year and its been going down ever since. I just switched my Insurance to IFA and now I am paying $900 a year. Im 20 with no accidents or points.

jimmyboy8301
05-13-2006, 10:58 AM
i pay $1900 a year for my SS with full coverage.

Tsar
05-13-2006, 10:58 AM
Well for your age, even if its under your moms name your talking big bucks. When I was 18 and looking into a 99 Z28 I was quoted at $9,000 a year on insurance since the car would have a loan out on it. When I first got my LT1 camaro I was paying 4,000 a year and its been going down ever since. I just switched my Insurance to IFA and now I am paying $900 a year. Im 20 with no accidents or points.**** you pay less then i do, **** state farm

WayFast84
05-13-2006, 11:22 AM
so if u are financing its more? damn better save up!! or at least do a ls1 swap....damn insuurance

Rich189
05-13-2006, 11:24 AM
im 18 with 2 accidents one was 0% my fault one they considered 10% my fault no tickets im paying 2800 a year under my dads insurance

ins0mnia24
05-13-2006, 11:32 AM
$1,875.00 a year full coverage with a $500.00 deductible on my 02 Z through Geico , 2 points on my license
july my car will be paid off finally so it should go down a lot if i drop the full coverage.

WayFast84
05-13-2006, 11:33 AM
whats a deductable?

ins0mnia24
05-13-2006, 11:39 AM
it means if i got into a accident or wrecked my car i would have to pay for the 1st 500 bucks in damage
for instance i get into a wreck and cause 4,000 in damage to my car i have to pay 500 bucks of it out of my own pocket
thats how all full coverage insurance works you get a deductible 500-2000 or so i have seen some friends with.

BonzoHansen
05-13-2006, 11:40 AM
http://auto.howstuffworks.com/car-insurance3.htm

Call your family insurance broker and ask him/her all these questions. They can look up rates by the vehicle. You won't get the right answers here, unless you find people with each type of car you asked about insured for the same amount by the same company, and they are all the same age & have the same driving record - and maybe credit score too.

WayFast84
05-13-2006, 11:44 AM
ight thanks everyone! I was just wondering cause their is no way in hell Im paying 4 grand in insurance a year! Id rather just get a thirdgen maro and swap a ls1 into it!

turbo96z28
05-13-2006, 11:58 AM
**** you pay less then i do, **** state farm


State Farm = teh Suxor!!!



Geico FTW!!!!!!!

Tsar
05-13-2006, 12:41 PM
State Farm = teh Suxor!!!



Geico FTW!!!!!!!
im way to lazy to call places and switch, it requires effort that im not willing to put in. :shrug:

turbo96z28
05-13-2006, 03:40 PM
im way to lazy to call places and switch, it requires effort that im not willing to put in. :shrug:


do it online.

just take a break from being here.

Tsar
05-13-2006, 03:56 PM
do it online.

just take a break from being here.
:lol: Devils game is on

turbo96z28
05-13-2006, 05:40 PM
:lol: Devils game is on



they're gonna lose anyway.......:finger:



your insurance is more important :razz:

Tsar
05-13-2006, 05:46 PM
they're gonna lose anyway.......:finger:



your insurance is more important :razz:
they won 5-1 :w00t:

Mike
05-13-2006, 11:25 PM
back on topic......my registration says firebird, so my insurance is the same as if i had a 99 v6 car....

WayFast84
05-13-2006, 11:29 PM
mike: how does that happen?

qwikz28
05-13-2006, 11:31 PM
back on topic......my registration says firebird, so my insurance is the same as if i had a 99 v6 car....
what insurance do you have? my insurance writes out everything on my car down to the V8 and manual tranny

NJSPEEDER
05-14-2006, 07:07 PM
State Farm = teh Suxor!!!



Geico FTW!!!!!!!

New Jersey Manufactureres > all

my 91 RS i paid just under $1000 a year for full coverage with a $500 deductable when i was 20 and had 2 speeding tickets :D

currently i pay just over $700 a year for insurance on both my cars, full coverage on the camaro(agreed value + limited use policy) and liability only on the crown vic.

NJM is also very good about getting things taken care of when you actually need to use the insurance. when i had my accident they took care of all the medical filings, got my rental car set up, got teh car moved from PA to my local body shop, and took care of everything else that came up. the chick handlign everything just called to let me know what was going on and ask how i was doing once a week.

Frosty
05-14-2006, 09:12 PM
State Farm = teh Suxor!!!



Geico FTW!!!!!!!

Maybe in NJ but everywhere else State Farm is waaaaaaaaaaaay better than Geico.

enRo
05-14-2006, 09:18 PM
State Farm sucks the hairs off a gorillas back ... they weren't accepting new policies 4 years ago... at first I was with First Trenton ... for full coverage on my 2001 Z28 (when i first got it) they wanted $4800 a year with a CLEAN driving record... I switched to geico and only pay $1200 per 6 months with full coverage and clean record. :shock:

Frosty
05-14-2006, 09:38 PM
Yeah, they realized the insurance laws in NJ are a complete joke, which they are. The corruption is so bad it's not even funny.

State Farm stopped writing new auto policies. NJ told them after a while that if they don't start writing new policies they had to pull ALL of their other insurance policies(home owners, renters etc). Needless to say they're doing auto policies again lol

I pay $145 month for full coverage on the Z, liabillity on the Corsica and renters insurance. Geico wanted $2500/year just for the Z.

State Farm FTW

slugger27nj
05-15-2006, 12:04 PM
back on topic......my registration says firebird, so my insurance is the same as if i had a 99 v6 car....
That shouldn't make a difference because insurance companies determine your rate by the VIN number, not model name. I'm pretty sure when I had my '98 T/A that my insurance card said Firebird, too.

BonzoHansen
05-15-2006, 08:20 PM
back on topic......my registration says firebird, so my insurance is the same as if i had a 99 v6 car....That shouldn't make a difference because insurance companies determine your rate by the VIN number, not model name. I'm pretty sure when I had my '98 T/A that my insurance card said Firebird, too.

He's right. Unless it is a V6 vin, they know. They got them there smarty pants computers that can read the vin. :)

Midnite
05-15-2006, 10:40 PM
That shouldn't make a difference because insurance companies determine your rate by the VIN number, not model name. I'm pretty sure when I had my '98 T/A that my insurance card said Firebird, too.

He is correct. My car was registered in 4 different states before I brought it here to new jersey and in each state my car had a different name on the title and registration. So....I guess it really depends on what you write on the forms you fill out at the dmv when registering your car, and on the person working the counter at the dmv and what they type in the computer. All of my paperwork says formula/trans am even though it is a formula. The insurance companies know that there will be human error in the model names of cars or that people will try to scam the insurance companies, so thats why they go with the vin number.