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  • trickey1991
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    Im in ontario..pay 94/month for my R32 ...im 19

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  • gtrjerry73
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    i asked my insurance company (tig) and they found it right away. was the exact same price as my winter beater (03 cavy) but liability only not sure if you have tig out ther or if rules are different in your neck of the woods but hope this helps :P

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  • NismoS-tune
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    Originally posted by Oakville View Post
    I turned 19 last week and I pay $217 a month for an old honda...the ballpark quote I have on a skyline is $460 for liability ONLY. Its no fun...having 10+ years of driving experience makes allllll the difference.
    A new corvette is more a month. Young is just expensive.

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  • Oakville
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    I turned 19 last week and I pay $217 a month for an old honda...the ballpark quote I have on a skyline is $460 for liability ONLY. Its no fun...having 10+ years of driving experience makes allllll the difference.

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  • R33Dude
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    Originally posted by Oakville View Post
    If you choose to do that, you would have to be on the policy. Im not sure if insurance companies take down people from other provinces as secondary drivers, if they dont, youre screwed. IF you decide to drive it and get in an accident, they will go in depth to prove your situation, insuring it under someone elses name elsewhere for cheaper rates, and if there is an accident or anything like that, likely you and the person who puts the car in their name will get NAILED by the insurance company. Pulling your coverage, flagging you for fraud (depends on how they see it) and you wont be able to get insurance again...maybe not you, but definitely the person who would be plating it.

    My teachers are local police officers, specializing in frauds, and accident reconstruction. We've gone in depth into EVERYTHING insurance related....a few months ago I thought of this myself too, cause I have a friend in calgary and leth...but yeah its not worth it at all.
    That's what I thought.

    Just a bit of perspective. I inherited a Piper Twin Comanche aircraft last year. It's got twin engines, 320HP, 22,000ft cruise altitude and a 315KM/h cruising speed. I'm the only one insured on it and it only costs me $211 a month! Plus I'm only 21! Yet, I've got a hard time finding auto insurance for less than $500 a month in Ontario mainly due to my age, gender, and vehicle type.

    Auto insurance, what a scam!

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  • Oakville
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    If you choose to do that, you would have to be on the policy. Im not sure if insurance companies take down people from other provinces as secondary drivers, if they dont, youre screwed. IF you decide to drive it and get in an accident, they will go in depth to prove your situation, insuring it under someone elses name elsewhere for cheaper rates, and if there is an accident or anything like that, likely you and the person who puts the car in their name will get NAILED by the insurance company. Pulling your coverage, flagging you for fraud (depends on how they see it) and you wont be able to get insurance again...maybe not you, but definitely the person who would be plating it.

    My teachers are local police officers, specializing in frauds, and accident reconstruction. We've gone in depth into EVERYTHING insurance related....a few months ago I thought of this myself too, cause I have a friend in calgary and leth...but yeah its not worth it at all.

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  • R33Dude
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    Originally posted by blkgtr02 View Post
    ICBC here is a bitch, unless its painted in bold letters on a picture of an accident w/ video you ain't gonna win. Even if I win they might write my car off so I get collision but no comprehensive so I'm paying $89 a month. Which is ridiculously cheap compared to my s2k I was paying $235 a month
    Wrong thread maybe...

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  • blkgtr02
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    ICBC here is a bitch, unless its painted in bold letters on a picture of an accident w/ video you ain't gonna win. Even if I win they might write my car off so I get collision but no comprehensive so I'm paying $89 a month. Which is ridiculously cheap compared to my s2k I was paying $235 a month

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  • R33Dude
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    Anyone ever try insuring a car in a province other then the one where they live?

    The car I'm looking at is already registered in Alberta and I may have an address I can use for insurance.
    Last edited by R33Dude; 03-14-2011, 04:37 AM.

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  • Oakville
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    R33dude, theres a difference. Hes in alberta, a lot easier. we are in the hell hole of insurance for the country, finding RHD insurance will most likely only come through Facility, at insane rates for only liability. no comp or collision.

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  • R33Dude
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    Originally posted by albertm7 View Post
    it was pretty easy for me to get insurance
    the car wasn't in the database, but that wasn't really a problem, all they really need is the VIN
    heck, on my insurance card it says "95 Nissan Skyline RB26DETT" hahaha
    only lliability though
    Can you PM me some details?

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  • Bignoga
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    Im gonna assume suspended license

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  • R33Dude
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    I'll admit that I was pretty bad in the past. At one time I had 7 speeding tickets, 1 racing conviction, and 3 suspensions. I am happy to say that that was a long time ago and the majority of that stuff is gone . Still, I'm no stranger to the $700+ auto insurance category. Sad to say but I would welcome $450 a month over what I pay now .
    Last edited by R33Dude; 03-13-2011, 06:19 PM.

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  • derbeck
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    Nope actually it's insured for about $15000 so I'm good there and no it's cheap cause I've had it for 3 years and I've paid the extreme over $400 insurance and I have full coverage to the max

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  • albertm7
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    it was pretty easy for me to get insurance
    the car wasn't in the database, but that wasn't really a problem, all they really need is the VIN
    heck, on my insurance card it says "95 Nissan Skyline RB26DETT" hahaha
    only lliability though

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