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3800.00 Insurance for 2004 360 Spyder

Discussion in 'New York Tri-State' started by cmcjo, Feb 27, 2007.

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  1. cmcjo

    cmcjo Formula Junior

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    Does $3800.00 for insurance on a 2004 360 Spyder sound right in North Jersey?

    It will be covered as a classic exotic with an allowance of 5000 miles per year.
    No points or accidents.

    I pay only $500.00 per year for classic insurance on a 1967 Chevelle now so $3800.00 seemed excessive.

    THANKS
     
  2. ramvfin2003

    ramvfin2003 Formula Junior

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    Im 29,, not sure if the age makes a difference. Have mine insured thru hagerty, 2002 360 spider, unlimited mileage with my fiance on as well who has a horrid driving record :) we pay 4250.00 we r in northern nj as well.
     
  3. TMINUS

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    Bro - I couldn't even get liability insurance for 1984 Honda Civic for that much.

    I'm jealous.
     
  4. cmcjo

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    Do you have it as a daily driver type of car or is it a second car type of insurance? I think that makes a big difference.

    I only pay $1800.00 for an 2007 S600 so I thought the $3800 was very high.
     
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    nj insurance rates are high, sounds feasable. Why not just call geico/ allstate and comparison shop, that will be your best answer.
     
  6. ramvfin2003

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    I have the Ferrari listed as a secondary.

    Thru NJ Skylands we have an 2005 CLK 55 conv and a 06 Escalade and we pay 3600 for the year
     
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    Most classic insurance is based on Replacement Value and mileage.
    I'm guessing the replacement value is a little more on the F, than on the Chevy.
     
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    I have the Ferrari 308 listed as a second car, unlimited mileage, appraised value, no other drivers and I'm over 25 (a smidge :) ). $700/yr (Ferrari only).
    I use NJM, but Prudential had similiar rates but wouldn't do an agreed-upon value.

    granted mine is worth far less than yours, coupled with I'm the only driver and it's a second car. But your quote seems way high.
     
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    i pay 2500 for my 360 in LI
    insured as a second car
     
  10. cmcjo

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    Thats a good price and NY is more than NJ from what I hear
     
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    I pay $3300 for my murci adn also the G was the same price in Brooklyn, then again my CGT is the same too!
     
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    That sounds about right in NJ but then again you have to factor in your driving record and age. If you are over 40 and have a clean driving record, I would ask a few questions but if not, that sounds about right. Try Geico, Progressive, Hagerty, Grundy, All State, & State Farm as well.
     
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    wow i thought exotic insurance was much more than that. i pay that much for my 93 nissan, but im also 19.
     
  14. cmcjo

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    Yeah they kick your butt with insurance when your 19. Anyone under 25 is considered high risk. Sad when yearly insurance can cost more than the car.
     
  15. cmcjo

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    By about 3.5 times the value but the cost of insurance is 8 times higher than the Chevelle. I think they see Ferrari and just throw out a high number.
     
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    the '03 Vanquish costs a bit over 3k/year, with an accident free but ticket-full driving record.
     

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