lilj95

hey im lookin to get a 2007/08 civic si about how much would the insurace be. im just trying to see what others pay im 20 and been drivin for 4 years no tickets or violations and live in md va dc area

Ben850

23 years old no tickets and i pay 550 every 6 months so ~90$ a month for full coverage in Utah.

TheMuffinMan

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You know insurance companies are tricky like this.

They have this thing called a free online quote. You enter in your personal information then enter information about the car you are looking at, then what coverages you want and they tell you how much insurance costs!

lilj95

yea they told me like 150-170 im trying to get a range of what others pay in my age range

K5^

Ding.

TheMuffinMan

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And you think having someone from Utah with what could be completely different information and pretty much guaranteed different company is going to help you?

Insurance is not a bargaining thing, it is what it is.

lilj95

plz dont trash talk on my thread do it else were thank you have a nice day

TheMuffinMan

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RICO_

He's not trash talking he's making a point so you should probably pay attention and take his advice because he is right insurance varies from state to state and among individuals as well holy crap why do i feel like i'm forgetting something in this post weird isn't it oh well anyway like i said muffinman isn't trashtalking he's just trying to help you in his own comical sort of way if you don't like his advice then go elsewhere thank you have a nice day and a good night hope your spring break went well welcome to honda tech and hope you decide to get your civic si it really is a nice car and shouldn't be overly expensive on insurance no matter where you live good luck bye

K5^

You're an idiot. MuffinMan's helping you out. You don't like what you hear, then stick with your 95. We don't need you in here. And no, YOU have a nice day.

K5^

lulz.

lilj95

hhahaa ok point taken tards iight ima get the effin si... up yours and all lmao everyone even u muffinman hahaha thanx though

TheMuffinMan

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Common Sense > You (lilj95)

K5^

An EJ is not an EG.

lilj95

lol

RICO_

What's so funny? You come in here looking for advice. You GET advice. You get QUALITY and CORRECT advice. And now you tell everyone to go f*ck themselves??

GTFO! And don't let the e-door **** stab you in the *** on your way out!

K5^

Open a book. Go for the good student discount.

lilj95

yall are funny its that whitty remark i was just showin some love back is all... its a joke pimpin and i said up yours not go eff urselfs thats just plain disrespectful lol and i wont just cuz you told me to be careful

RICO_

They are pretty much identical when u think about it.

Well in that case welcome back. Don't forget to pull out that ****.

rhennin

Wow, yet another reason why I question why I still come on here. You guys sure showed him. Makes me realize this is about all that you must have to make yourself feel better and ethug it up.

Although the "check online" point seems accurate, do you guys really think that it will be exactly or even close to what you'd pay. I highly doubt this as why would they ever make it so simple to find out what you'd pay. They probably barely estimate anything or factor anything in to ensure that they make the rate appear to be as low as possible. That's an acutal thought.

K5^

Call it what you will. If the OP doesn't have enough wherewithal to take good advice and be arrogant about it, then he deserves to be bullied.

All your points regarding obtaining a rather skewed online quote are valid, but would random feedback from people with of different ages, states, driving histories, insurance companies, multiple insurance policies, multiple persons on said policies fair much better?

Going online yourself and inputting your own information would best suit you for your own needs and gauge how much you would pay. This path would be much more focused. It won't be absolutely accurate, but more so than how the OP decided to tackle this topic by asking "what do you pay?"