hey all i used to have a turbo LS integra but it got stolen and now i have a 95 eclipse gs-t i dont like it at all and want to get another honda and i am thinking of getting an integra type R i have always wanted to get one but i dont know what the insurance will be like i have no record and i am 19 i pay 535 every 3 months for the eclipse, do you all think it would be alot more or less than the eclipse i hope that i can afford it because i love integra Type Rs

thanks in advance
Erik Mulberry

 

Prepare to be broke, that's all I can say.

 

a little more info would be good

 

Only your insurance agent can really answer your question.

 

is the itr considered a sports car?

 

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hey maybe your insurance agent can tell you how much it will cost you and maybe while he's at it he can teach you how to use punctuation so you don't just type one long sentence that goes on and on without end that nobody wants to read because it doesn't make sense the way you write it so maybe you can learn how to write in a way that people will actually bother to read and understand instead of just ignoring you because your writing goes on and on and on and on with no stopping to catch a breath or for a period to end each sentence or anything like that

then again, maybe not

 

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hey maybe your insurance agent can tell you how much it will cost you and maybe while he's at it he can teach you how to use punctuation so you don't just type one long sentence that goes on and on without end that nobody wants to read because it doesn't make sense the way you write it so maybe you can learn how to write in a way that people will actually bother to read and understand instead of just ignoring you because your writing goes on and on and on and on with no stopping to catch a breath or for a period to end each sentence or anything like that

then again, maybe not


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I would give a call to your local agent that you use now and briefly obtain a quote and you'll know a ball part to which you are looking at.