Insurance payments for 04 WRX sedan...
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Insurance payments for 04 WRX sedan...
For any of you WRX drivers out there...how much do u pay for insurance...like..say every six months...I heard a range from $450 to $600 every six months is decent..I gues depending on who your insurance company is...I have Mercury Ins...
I want the 04 STi real bad but I don't think I can handle the monthly payments for the car and the insurance at the same time...So, I have decide on a 04 WRX sedan...
Also, I would choose an RSX Type S(FWD coupe luxury)..but I hear that the insurance is way higher on this car than a WRX(AWD sedan turbo)...
Please give me incite on your insurance payments...
I want the 04 STi real bad but I don't think I can handle the monthly payments for the car and the insurance at the same time...So, I have decide on a 04 WRX sedan...
Also, I would choose an RSX Type S(FWD coupe luxury)..but I hear that the insurance is way higher on this car than a WRX(AWD sedan turbo)...
Please give me incite on your insurance payments...
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well, how old are you and what is your driving record like?
Me: 22 - '03 WRX
No points on record.
$1000/6 mo.
Full coverage 100/300 with $1k deducts (not a big deal if you keep $1k in the bank at all times, which I do).
Me: 22 - '03 WRX
No points on record.
$1000/6 mo.
Full coverage 100/300 with $1k deducts (not a big deal if you keep $1k in the bank at all times, which I do).
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well, the best way to tell is to get a quote. I use my 21st century and they are really good.
www.my21stcentury.com
It'll probably be pretty high.
www.my21stcentury.com
It'll probably be pretty high.
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uh, what kind of coverages did you have selected? If you lease or finance the vehicle, full coverage will likely be required by your lender. in addition, they may have other stipulations about coverage limits and deductibles.
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uh, what kind of coverages did you have selected? If you lease or finance the vehicle, full coverage will likely be required by your lender. in addition, they may have other stipulations about coverage limits and deductibles.
uh, what kind of coverages did you have selected? If you lease or finance the vehicle, full coverage will likely be required by your lender. in addition, they may have other stipulations about coverage limits and deductibles.
I'll have to look into that...my uncle works for Mercury Ins... so I should talk to him If I ever get a chance to..he's always really busy...So, when I finance the vehicle...I should get the full coverage??? cuz I got a quote w/o the full coverage...eeewww!
Being a first-time buyer is difficult stuff ...
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I would recommend getting full coverage and you'll probably have to if you finance. Besides, if you are paying say $400/mo for 5 years on a car, and you wreck it in year 1 with no full coverage.
You == screwed - you still have a $400 payment per month but no car. But like I said, you'll probably be required to get full coverage so either way it won't matter.
You == screwed - you still have a $400 payment per month but no car. But like I said, you'll probably be required to get full coverage so either way it won't matter.
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I would recommend getting full coverage and you'll probably have to if you finance. Besides, if you are paying say $400/mo for 5 years on a car, and you wreck it in year 1 with no full coverage.
You == screwed - you still have a $400 payment per month but no car. But like I said, you'll probably be required to get full coverage so either way it won't matter.
I would recommend getting full coverage and you'll probably have to if you finance. Besides, if you are paying say $400/mo for 5 years on a car, and you wreck it in year 1 with no full coverage.
You == screwed - you still have a $400 payment per month but no car. But like I said, you'll probably be required to get full coverage so either way it won't matter.
Ok...I talked to my uncle..and getting full coverage is the best thing to do...and he estimated my payments with full coverage to be $730/ evry six months!!!! I think that's okay for a first time buyer sort of thing
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whoa, that's a pretty good rate. especially for an 18 yr old. family discount?
i am pretty sure wrx insurance is higher than the rsx. wrx's msrp is actually higher than rsx type-s and it has more horsepower.
i am pretty sure wrx insurance is higher than the rsx. wrx's msrp is actually higher than rsx type-s and it has more horsepower.
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$578 full coverage ($500 deductables) for 6 mo from Progressive.
Progressive quoted me the same rates for both the wagon and sedan. What was kind of strange was that the 04 was cheaper to insure than the 03, and the 03 was cheaper than the 02.
Progressive quoted me the same rates for both the wagon and sedan. What was kind of strange was that the 04 was cheaper to insure than the 03, and the 03 was cheaper than the 02.
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Originally posted by johndove
whoa, that's a pretty good rate. especially for an 18 yr old. family discount?
i am pretty sure wrx insurance is higher than the rsx. wrx's msrp is actually higher than rsx type-s and it has more horsepower.
whoa, that's a pretty good rate. especially for an 18 yr old. family discount?
i am pretty sure wrx insurance is higher than the rsx. wrx's msrp is actually higher than rsx type-s and it has more horsepower.
My WRX wagon is MUCH cheaper to insure than my old Integra GSR ever was.
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Originally posted by wall of tvs
$578 full coverage ($500 deductables) for 6 mo from Progressive.
$578 full coverage ($500 deductables) for 6 mo from Progressive.
