Type R insurance

[10sec4door]

I Worked. lol. And I was 20 and dumb but insurance in jersey is expensive as fk. Im 27 now two cars full cov. still pay 320 a month. lol. fuk it. Im sure other jersey people in here know what im talkin about.

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[BlueIntegraBoy]

$125.83 a month (full) if I pay for the 6 months at once.

Looking forward to turning 25 next year.

[SoTexDC2]

Originally Posted by 10sec4door

I owned my first R when i was 20 in jersey 450 a month

In 2003, I paid $400 a month for a 2001 GSR at 19ish years old. I was living on my own, in PA at the time, and had one speeding ticket. Some of my friends evaded the high insurance premiums by using their parents policy. That was not an option for me, so I was under my own policy. I worked my ass off and barely made rent. Childish decision, I do not recommend strapping yourself just to have a nice car.

[dpine]

$1050 or so a year. I was suprised that it costs more to insure the R than it was to insure my newer F-150 (primary vehicle).

[idrivesideways]

Originally Posted by TheMuffinMan

While I don't own an ITR, I certainly looked at getting one and a good friend owned one for many years before finally selling it.

I will tell you based on his experience, what I've read in the ITR forum, and my personal experience owning both my modified Accord and S2000 that you do not want that worry on your head if you're in college (you saying financial aid leads me to believe you are) You don't want to park them out in the open, leave them unattended for long periods, etc.

Being 18 and male and owning a highly sought after (read: stolen) car is not going to be cheap insurance. Toss on all the dents, dings, knicks, etc you're guarenteed to get in college and it really is not worth it til you can afford to garage it.

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spend 3000 on a decent GSR, you don't want this kind of debt or the risk

[kreindl]

As important as what you pay is what they cover. After having mine stonlen I learned the hardway they can screw you. I suggest insuring it for a certain value incase it gets stolen.

[95-db6-719]

i dont own a true R but i have a converted DB6, and an Ok driving record, not the best, had 3 wrecks, Colorado weather not so forgiving. But i was paying 186$ for a 4 door teg,

something about a high performance motor, i lol'd. b18b1 are high performance dont you guys know. lol

All the insurance agents tell me the same thing,

[dpine]

I dont think the big factor is the "high performance" aspect of it, more of how it ranks nationally on the stolen or accident list which I think is pretty high (acura integra's)from what I was told at my agents office.

[HeLLa iLL2ndGen]

Wow havent check in this thread lately well as it turns out I bought the GSR sorry guys, the Guy with the Type R flaked out on me but ohh well ill get one in the future, but as i figured since im young and drive a 2000 Acura Integra GSR costs me $246.38 a month under my own plan yep still on the grind after selling all my parts from my last DD(90 Integra LS) well thanks for the input

[cuonglogan]

Originally Posted by forcefedferio

when i was 21 i was paying 110 a month for my 2000 Civic Hatch under my dad's name on ANPAC

now im 23 and pay $38 a month for my 98 ITR and $38 for my 91 240sx under geico

i live in PA and have about 5 tickets on my record from when i was between 17 and 19 and had 5 points on my license until i was 20.

Full coverage under your name?
How so cheap?

[safedriver]

Shop around.
I found that Progressive's online insurance, is alot less than going to a local Progressive agent.

[Amuse9]

WOW, In BC in Canada, it's at least $150 a month full coverage to insure a type R for many people.
Hearing you guys pay less than $100 a month is just sad for us Canadians

[itrSteez]

I'm glad that I'm older now, 2 ITR's with full 100/300/100 coverage is only $126 a month