JRJ wrote

Grown wrote I almost purchased this car when I turned 18. But it was over 300 dollars a month. I am now 20 and own a BMW 328i and could not be happier. It is more motnhly but I can now affored it without going broke. Be wise and do not impulse buy just because of the looks of the car.

Where do you live and where you buy yourself on insurance?

I live in Michigan and yes.

So I got a few quotes
Nationwide - $346
Geico - ($164) might get up to 250 for all the full coverage stuff.

Thinking about going with geico.
I'll still check around more.

Meanwhile, in the UK paying $2262.41 a year for a 1L Mini...
you guys are lucky you can even consider these cars before the age of 25.

meanwhile paying the equivalent of 25 pounds a month for a 2L twin turbo subaru ;)

Jeez wrote Well, first of all, lets not get too gong-ho here. A 350z isn't a sports car... Don't try to make us "jealous" and uptalk it.. Sorry. Its the truth

ANYWAYS; It all depends on who you go through and what plans you get. (whether you get road side assistance, collision, etc) Without that, and which company you go through. It will change depending on that

EDIT: If you're scared its gonna "break you money wise" then don't get it... Simple as that. I would be willing to bet its gonna be $200+ a month for insurance.

A 350z is a sports car, it's not your average commercial vehicle.... When you own a 2010 370z coupe and test drive a 2015 370z then you can say how you feel about it. Previous car before that was a 2006 350z convertible with twin turbo... Built speed very fast for z

I'm 21 with a small claim of $900 (backed into a guy) and a speeding ticket in the last three years. I just bought a used 2003 Toyota Celica GT and got a quote from state farm for $265 a month full coverage.

Instead of paying $265 i insured the car through my moms name, now i pay $60 a month. If you can have your parents help out, it will save you shit loads of money.

Tiffxny wrote I'm 21 with a small claim of $900 (backed into a guy) and a speeding ticket in the last three years. I just bought a used 2003 Toyota Celica GT and got a quote from state farm for $265 a month full coverage.

Instead of paying $265 i insured the car through my moms name, now i pay $60 a month. If you can have your parents help out, it will save you shit loads of money.

I'll be on my parents insurance until I'm 18, then they are going to drop me and I'll have to find my own.

Just get a honda civic and save your money.

I live in Missouri and i drive a 2009 BMW M5 And im paying less then $100 but it is also registered insurance wise to my dad and i just give my dad the money each month. Until your around 23 Years old, You will be high risk so even with a old crappy car, Your still looking at $100+ A month