I am looking to buy either a Coupe or an SRT. My uncle, who drove the SRT then decided on an '06 Corvette, says his agent gave him a similar price on the SRT and Corvette. $1400 per year, full coverage. Anyone care to share their SRT and Coupe insurance rates? I'd love to get an SRT, but don't want to get dry-love from my insurance company.

I'm 31, married, home-owner, squeaky-clean driving history.

Thanks!
(PS...I used the search, found nothing)

 

Check out this thread that I started back in December when I bought my 04 Crossfire. If it's not going to be a daily driver, you could probably insure yours in a similar way. The last post in the thread has the information you need.

 

Sorry, I forgot the link to the thread.

https://www.crossfireforum.org/forum...hlight=nirvana

 

I paid more to insure my 1990 Corvette than I do for my 2005 XFire. I was surprised to see my bill go down by $35 when I traded the Vette in last February. Your best bet is to ask the insurance company if you have to pay a premium for a higher horse power model. I think some insurance companies think that the Crossfire is just another Chrysler and not the true sports car it really is. I would guess they don't have a lot of Crossfires stolen as compared to a car like a Corvette.

Bob

 

Insurance for our 2007 Limited Roadster is $324 per 6 months ...

 

you obviously do not live in harris county. and what is your coverage on that. i pay a good bit more than that for my 6spd base coupe albeit i have not hit hte 25/30 yr milestones to get an insurance break.

 

The following is the biggest thread on Crossfire Insurance in the world. Maybe even the universe. Maybe.

https://www.crossfireforum.org/forum...ght=state+farm

 

Hard to say what I pay for the crossfire since we have both cars on the same policy, but for what it's worth: my policy went up by about $300/year 100k/250k full coverage. And yes, I do live in Harris county, but insurances go by zip code not only County.

 

Actually, I do live in Harris county and the coverage is $300K/$150K/$300K
with full coverage including PIP/UnderInsured/Uninsured/ etc etc...

However, I have already broken the 30 year barrier

 

ooof... who do you go through if you dont mind me asking? i haven't broken the 25 or 30 barrier... but mine is A LOT more than that for less than 300/150/300

 

i pay about 265$ per month.. so somewhere around 3 grand a yr.. insurance whoops m @$$!!! lol

 

ouch I only pay $67 a month for full coverage and I'm 23

 

that is a case of small town v large city.

tampa is has the same problem as houston... a high number of uninsured drivers. which causes rates to go up for when they hit you.


the small town comment was not meant as a bash in anway just stating fact.

 

Zahana, I use Geico ...

 

I pay $327.95 for six month through State Farm with a $100 deductable for comprehensive, $250 collision deductable and it includes emergency road service.

 

$45.67 per month. Farmers. Multi car and home for 20+ years. No tickets since '94 and "pleasure driver".

 

ntrikit - The question you ask is a bit irrelevant. Not trying to be a smart *** but what one person pays for insurance doesn't mean you could get the same rate. Insurance is based on many factors, age, driving record, married or single, multi policy and multi car discounts, accident history, credit score (better know as your insurance score) short mileage, long mileage, liability limits, deductibles and a bunch of other stuff so its not relevant what others pay unless they live in your zip code and have the same situation as you.
Pat

 

Thanks Pat.

 

Yes totally agree with patpur, it depends on lots of factors. However you can compare the quotes between different insurance companies.

Try go for the internet based insurance companies if you really want to pay less. I'm using esurance, and it cost me about 30% less than farmers and states farm, and 50% less than AAA.

 

I guess what I am mostly concerned with is whether the SRT6 is classed with the Corvette and other premium sports cars?