im planning on buying a si and was wondering would there be much of a difference on insurance rates between the sedan and the coupe?

also, according to the vehicle's specs, it does not seem to be a big change in the amount of room in the sedan.. like a couple inches.. is that correct? thanks all.

 

There is alot more room in the sedan that's for sure. IIRC it also has a rear arm rest!

 

The difference in insurance for me would have been $20, im 19 and on USAA and pay 106 a month

 

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Damn thats a good deal makes me think im getting raped.....

 

I was paying 1578 a year for my Civic Si Coupe

That was 27/NY/0pts/Def Driving/ Geico.

 

that's a really good question, I was actually wondering the same thing because I'm looking into getting an Si next year possibly.

 

I was actually very surprised mine did not go up very much. Only about $40-60 every year. As you can imagine I was very happy about that. I also have Geico, and no point on my record, and live in the MD-DC area.

 

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Are you under your parents policy? Thats quite cheap for an Si. When I was shopping for a new car I got quoted like $150 a month from state farm but of course under my parents policy. I'm 21 and it would have been like 3 grand a year or something crazy like that on my own.

 

thanks for the info... that gave me a good general idea.

 

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Are you under your parents policy? Thats quite cheap for an Si. When I was shopping for a new car I got quoted like $150 a month from state farm but of course under my parents policy. I'm 21 and it would have been like 3 grand a year or something crazy like that on my own.</TD></TR></TABLE>
I'm assuming he's in the military, that's one way to get USAA. I have them and mine is $700 a year for my 2007 Si Sedan. As long as you have a clean record, USAA is the bomb!! I'm 26 BTW.

 

You can always ask your insurance company/agent to get a quote. That way you will know for sure.

 

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Are you under your parents policy? Thats quite cheap for an Si. When I was shopping for a new car I got quoted like $150 a month from state farm but of course under my parents policy. I'm 21 and it would have been like 3 grand a year or something crazy like that on my own.</TD></TR></TABLE>

No, im the sole owner and on my own policy with USAA with a 1000 deductable.

 

Go for the sedan...4 drs = more accesibility

As for insurance, I'm in PA and have an address close to Philadelphia which will normally kill your rate. Take it up to 1k deductible nd check out Liberty Mutual.

Another note, check with your employer. I got an employee discount for my insurance...

 

&lt;---- 24/TX. Pay $882 for a 6-month premium on an Si coupe AND my wife's Mustang both full coverage.

 

I have the Si coupe and anyone over 6' will have to sit slouched in the coupe rear seats plenty more room in the back of the sedan and easier for peeps to climb in and out The insurance rates shouldn't be too different, its an Si and remember rates will be more because it is the Si. Something about theft being greater on the Si model. Hope that helps

 

well I used to own a 2003 Hyundai Tiburon GT V6 & before I bought my SI i found out that the SI will cost me $200.00 less in insurance.

 

I pay $80 per month for my 07 FA5 and quoted $120 on the coupe for me. Thats just a quore not actaully running everything with it.

If you really want to know! Ask your broker not to give youa quote but rather to have him run everything. That is what they are for! Unless they are Lazy. Had my broker run the FA5 before I bought the car. Even bought Insurance before I bought the car!

 

No insurance price diff for me. It's still an SI no matter if it's a 2 or 4-dr. I pay $360 for 6 mths w/250 deduct. I have kids, so the 4-dr rules.