is the del sol considered a sport car by insurance?
I dont think so - fwd econo box 2 door - but then again there might be a diff. between the si and the s on rates
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ask your insurnace maybe.........
ask your insurnace maybe.........
but it is labeled not by the insurance company but by the manufacturer, and other sorcers which would deem it to be so
mine is considered a coupe. it was the same charge after i switched cars from Del Sol to Accord Coupe. so i believe it is only considered a coupe. i bought another del sol and sold the accord coupe, and it's the same charge!
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if u have just liability it dosent matter if its a 65 car or a 2005 benz your insurance would be the same. now if your getting full coverage its a different story. Thats the way it is with my insurance any way. But to answer your Q i think the Del Sol would be a sports car.
depends on the model mainly, and how many other cars you have. i have a delsol vtec and another car on my insurance, 50 bucks a month full coverage
My insurance doesnt consider it a 'sports car' per sey (esp since its an S) but they did say the rate is a tad higher since it's not a 2+2 (aka insurance seat).
Either way it costs me like 550/every 6mo for full coverage on a 500 dollar deductable.
Car is red.
Either way it costs me like 550/every 6mo for full coverage on a 500 dollar deductable.
Car is red.
i have a sol and yes the are sport cars.. the also consider as convertible too which will cost a little more...2dr, t-top, yes its a sport.



