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04-24-2007, 07:57 PM
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sup folks, im a huge fan of the 350z even though i dont have one yet, im currently saving up to buy one soon, i want the fastest trim, which edition would that be? track? roadster? enthusiast? also about how much a year does it cost to insure a Z,dont have to give me any personal info but like in general.
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04-24-2007, 08:06 PM
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Originally Posted by bryanbarclay15
i just got done looking up a quote on allstate and it wasnt that bad for full coverage suprisingly it was only 240 a month... i think i may go with that b/c my car i have now for full coverage i was paying 175 on my parents insurance then i dropped full coverage to just save the extra cash .. but im getting off their policy once i purchase this vehicle.. b/c i dont live with them anymore...
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It depends on your age, gender, whether or not you've had any tickets for speeding or reckless driving in the last two years, whether or not you have any other car insured with the company, whether you drive your car on long commutes every day or if it's for pleasure only (in other words, estimated mileage you expect to put on in a year), etc.
I pay a bit less than $900 a year for our two cars, the Z roadster and a Maxima. (Two drivers over age 50, pleasure use only, no tickets, and both cars insured with same company that I've been with for 20-plus years.) A potential 19 year old buyer with a recent speeding/reckless ticket recently posted that his insurance company quoted him something like $250 a month, so that's around $3,000 a year just for the one Z.
So no one can really tell you what it's likely to cost. Call your insurance agent and get an estimate based on your own situation, that's the only way you can tell.
Edited to add: Looks like you found the same post! Your own insurance might be less, might be more, depending on situation.
I pay a bit less than $900 a year for our two cars, the Z roadster and a Maxima. (Two drivers over age 50, pleasure use only, no tickets, and both cars insured with same company that I've been with for 20-plus years.) A potential 19 year old buyer with a recent speeding/reckless ticket recently posted that his insurance company quoted him something like $250 a month, so that's around $3,000 a year just for the one Z.
So no one can really tell you what it's likely to cost. Call your insurance agent and get an estimate based on your own situation, that's the only way you can tell.
Edited to add: Looks like you found the same post! Your own insurance might be less, might be more, depending on situation.
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heh well im 17, had no reckless driving or speeding tickets, no blemishes on my record so far and am with a insurance company that gave me a better estimate of my current car (saab 900s) than allstate, so i think i might get away with 190-200 a month, im not made out of money but insurance was my only detterent in getting a Z before this. you are all very helpful, thank you for your incite
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