Hyundai Car Insurance

I pay around $300 for both the car (2001 Hyundai sonata) and the insurance, but me and my husband are having our second child and we know that we need something bigger but cannot find an suv for less than $300, then we still have to pay for insurance. Is anyone out there that pays less than that for a good suv? Thanks for the help

Hmm, if you are looking only at new then you won't be able to buy something bigger then a Sonata for only $300 a month. You can probably get a 3-4 year old Santa Fe for about $10000 used and your payment over 4 years would be about $250 including interest. There are plenty of them to choose from on autotrader.com You can also get a nice 2000 or 2001 Nissan Quest for about $7000 fully loaded under 100K miles.

2008-03-11 09:52:35 by Zarahel

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It was a 2001 hyundai elantra.
My insurance was 9 star.
My daughter just turned 21 and wasen't given permission to drive the car.

Your post is unclear on a couple of things...so I am assuming by your post that a) the car was yours and b)your daughter was responsible for the accident. The fact that she didn't have permission means nothing; unless you want to charge your daughter with stealing your car, which I doubt, then that won't cut any ice with an insurer.

There are insurance companies that will cover high-risk situations like yours, but I can tell you that they will want you to sign off on a document where you categorically state that your daughter will never drive the car, period, and if she does, they can cancel the policy or refuse any and all claims. And be prepared to pay higher rates, at least for a while, until you have been claim free for a given period of time (I would think a year or so minimum). The insurer will explain their policies on this.

Try searching the internet...there are high risk companies like Safe Auto, etc. who might give you some minimal coverage if nothing else...and there are sites where you can get multiple quotes from various companies.

Good Luck. Hope this helped a little.

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Im a male driver under 20. I have had one crash before (in my mums car) and no other troubles.

Im planning on buying a 2001 Hyundai for 6,000. Its a pretty standard car, that is pretty tidy.

What sort of insurance am i looking at per month for this car?

There is no such thing as a standard car in auto insurance. Some standard cars have higher insurances because they are more frequently stolen for parts, etc.

No one can give an estimate for you other than an actual insurance company in your area, because the vehicle, your age, the state you live in, along with your driving record, how much cost in damage you caused in a prior accident is going to have an impact on how much you pay.

This is a question for several different insurance companies you should call and not ask here.

2008-02-12 15:18:12 by Strikeout

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2009-02-21 12:21:10 by John S

Well, my dad owns a 1959 TR-3 Triumph, and also a 1981 Delorean. I will be turning 16 soon, and I plan on purchasing car insurance so I can drive a 2006 Hyundai Sonata to school and around town. The problem is..

I want to be able to occasionally drive my dad's Triumph TR-3 around town, to school, on nice days, etc. Maybe only on weekends, that kind of thing.

The problem is, I don't want to spend a ridiculous amount of money on car insurance for a car I won't be driving very often. I read that there is a "cents-per-mile" program which is essentially a prepaid insurance card and you buy insurance for blocks of miles and it keeps track on a special odometer. Can someone please shed some light on that subject? I live in Oklahoma if that's of any importance.

First of all, ask your dad to add you on his auto policy with your car, listing you as the primary driver of your Sonata. As long as you are on the same policy as your dad where he has the Triumph, and you are not excluded from driving it, then you should be covered. Depending on the replacement value of the car, depends on which car you want to be listed as the primary driver of. To lower your insurance costs, I would suggest that you do well in school and bring the agent a copy of your transcripts with your grades. Depending on your state and company, the insurance agent may have some additional advice as to how to lower your costs. If the car is on a special policy or through another company, then you won't be covered, and aren't going to be able to drive it. Sorry =(. I have never heard of such a program.
Good luck!

2007-06-01 14:19:19 by Will P