insurance!

[T-Bird]

well it would be under his dads name but he would be covered as a second driver it would be fine. One of my friends drove a Windstar and the insurance on that was supposedly really cheap.

[X-ale]

Originally Posted by troskap a Geo Metro powered by a hamster before the rates get anywhere near sane....

[godspeed06]

That's if he wants your driving to impact his insurance rating... As he will be paying for your claims for the next 10 years...

i wouldn't drive it any differently than a 25 year old with the lower premiums, so its not like im going to go immediately wreck the thing. I would still be in college, so i wont put many miles on it, just highway driving back home on vacation and to and from work in the summer. theres no way im getting a civic or a toyota. i might have to go a different route and get a used saab or something. the new ones dont look that bad, though it wont be performance oriented. the second driver thing might work because i can always tell the insurance company that i dont normally keep it at college and that i just drive it when im home... and my dad would sure as hell enjoy a vette being around every now and then.

[TransAm]

29 years old, married, 1 year US driving experience $120 a month. 2001 WS6 full coverage 100/200/100. Chubb Insurance, through a broker called PLI.

Everyone else (Farmers, Allstate etc) wanted at least double that, and all US insurance companies completely disregard my 10 years UK driving experience with no accidents since 17...Twunts.

[godspeed06]

i have 4 years of american driving experience and a clean record, and it will still be a few grand a year i bet. bullshit.

[blah]

Your fucked anyway you look at it, your a American Male under 25, in a C5 Corvette, which has over 300 Horses, even worse if you get it in red. Go to driving school, also if your going into college, send in your grades. That also lowers your insurance.