High Performance Car Insurance

This would be a way of pricing lesser, slower vehicles, uncapeable of overtaking quickly enough, out of the way so that those of us with fast cars can actually get where we need to go without others slowing us down
and the outside lane made for cars travelling above 80mph
Paulrambler - I'm not doubting your group 13 car can do 150mph or whoevers ford ka can do 90mph, but it takes an age to accelerate to this speed ergo overtaking takes ages
Rich S - M3 mate, chin up lol

Is your name Jeremy Clarkson? This sounds just like the sort of hair-brained scheme he'd support!

2007-09-17 04:41:13 by j4mbo

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Any one know a company that offers car insurance for high performance cars in the republic of ireland or one in england that insures cars in ireland. Money not an object, please help

Try the UK insurers here http://finance.ebookorama.com/ukusa-sele cted-resources.php

2008-07-25 12:13:39 by neiltmthy

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i want to save a little money by switching my car insurance! i have allstate insurance and pay for 2 cars 786 every 6 months.both my husband and i have good driving records and are over 50. to me this seems like a lot of money. our cars are not high performance cars. why so much? geico quoted me a policy of 404 every 6 months,but i don't know if they are good or too good to be true! anybody out there have any feed back for me?? Thanks

you should be OK with geico. the thing with insurance is can have trouble with any co. you might also try a.i.g insurance if its available in your state. and remember to get different quotes every once in a while. what usually happens is you get a policy and then over the years they slowly raise your rates. good luck

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Im am sixteen years old in high school. I have a secured job. I make 7.25 and hour ;work 4 days week, 8 hours a day.(Dont worry i have the legal part taken care of.) I really need a car for my busy school schedule and work schedule,and for other important things. But i feel as though if i choose to get a car, i should get something that i like. Nothing super exspensive or anything like that. Its a 1996 pontiac firebird. First i want to know, am i going about getting a car the right way finacialy..so somebody needs to play suzie orman l0l. So first would it be a good idea at my age to fianace a car..so far everyone has said "go for it." Second the car is 2,000 down 275.00 a month. I was wondering could i afford this without strugglin just to pay a car note.Dont mention the insurance which who knows how much...if anyone has any averages on car insurance for teens with high performance cars could they please help me. Just let me know your opions and beleived facts about this situation.

Both of the above are correct.

If you gave $2000 down for that car, you'd already have what it's worth in it, and you wouldn't have made a payment yet. All of the $275 payments would be pure profit for whatever dealer you're using. If you missed a payment and the car gets repo'd, the dealer already has the car paid for (and then some). It would go right back on the lot for sale again.

At your age, you do NOT need to be entering into finance contracts (at your age you can't, anyway). Take the $2000 and buy yourself something that you will own.

Also, insurance on a two-door sports coupe is going to kill you. Your insurance payment will probably equal your car payment. So, there's almost $600 out the door before you even have anything left for weekends, entertainment, gas, etc.

Re-evaluate, young one.

2009-09-08 14:53:00 by Eric

Hello,

I am a bit high risk driver with a performance car :-( , I did an online quote and few companies like The Policy Shop, Performance Direct etc. came on the top with a very high access of 3000 GBPs - which is kind of a compromise for me because the next low excess insurance is about 400-500 costlier than this ! (I'll try not to make an accident!).

Anyway, all these broker companies have Access Direct as their base insurer company - has anyone used them before/heard of them? As long as they are not a big pain I am willing to go ahead with them ...

Also, I am thinking of goin ahead with The Policy Shop, good choice or bad ?

Please help.

Thanks.

Brokers are agents for a number of insurers all ultimately underwritten by Lloyds of London. This thing about Access Direct has nothing to do with the insurance - it is a payment processing system run by a bank

2009-07-27 06:56:11 by can you please answer?