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240Sx 04-23-2006 05:37 PM

Help Pleas
 
What going on guys i'm 16 and i'm looking to buy a car on my own but the thing is i'm not to sure what to buy i'm pretty much looking for any car that will be cheap on insurance and i was wondering who here has a good insurance company? and help on this topic would be apprciated

munch 04-23-2006 07:25 PM

early 90's tempo .

240Sx 04-23-2006 09:50 PM

any guesses about how much i should be paying for one of those a year?

Croesus 04-25-2006 12:58 AM

Where do you live? If you're in Toronto, pretty much ANYTHING you insure as a 16 year old will cost you north of $5,000 a year.. I don't know how young guys handle it.. I've got a young friend who tried calling around for insurance; some reps just laughed and hung up when they heard he was only 16.

I agree with a 90's tempo/topaz as a cheap, reliable first car.. they're great beaters, and good (well, as good as you can get) on insurance.. but prepare yourself to be surprised with the rates you're given.

mainstreet_mafia 04-26-2006 11:24 AM

Someone, in another simular post reply with, take the bus, or use your parents car if they can trust you. Buying a car at 16, is not exactly the smartest thing, save your money until your 18-19, buy a nice new reliable car that you like. Insurance is going to be a lot cheaper, esspecially with a G.

"I've got a young friend who tried calling around for insurance; some reps just laughed and hung up when they heard he was only 16." 240sx, Im sure you can read between the lines.

Croesus 04-27-2006 08:25 AM


Originally Posted by mainstreet_mafia
"I've got a young friend who tried calling around for insurance; some reps just laughed and hung up when they heard he was only 16." 240sx, Im sure you can read between the lines.

Oh... you must think my "young friend" is me? :lmao:

Although it'd be nice to be back in High School again.. at 23, I much prefer my rates and my current car.

I was shocked, however, when the kid I taught how to drive, the kid I coached for his g2 test started calling around for insurance and got what amounts to mortgage payments as his monthly rates-- and that from the companies that would actually agree to insure him. I don't remember going through that much :bs: 7 years ago

i5r 04-27-2006 01:11 PM

um bro, u got g1 not g liscene, u cant drive alone hahaha thats why they hung up on that guy

Croesus 05-01-2006 06:56 AM

  1. Spellcheck is your friend.
  2. Had you gone to driving school, you could've had your G2 in 8 months, at 16... or didn't you know?

i5r 05-01-2006 05:26 PM

ohh yeah i forgot about that lol,

drift_n_shift 05-01-2006 05:57 PM

insurance is rape for anything with four wheels when your 16/17. put the car under your parents if you can.... its not worth the 4500/year for a 500 shitbox :smilie_d0

Hatchsicle 05-01-2006 09:21 PM

I'm 18, g2 liscence, with a 1994 si hatchback.

I pay less than 2300$ a year. How you ask? My dad is first driver on the car. DO IT PEOPLE, IT WORKS.

Edit: I'm primary on a 1994 Dodge Caravan.

240Sx 05-03-2006 08:37 PM

so is there like a way ok my parents don't drive so is there a way that i could get my own car and go under like my bros insurance without him having to be insured on my car? he is over 25 with a clean record i believe and yes he does have the same last name as me so i could probably pull him off as being my father and yes lol he is old enough to be my father lol or at least in this day and age lol,


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