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best car under $37k
06-12-2002, 07:08 PM
#22
You've gotten in 3 accidents over the last year, and you're supposedly at fault in only 1....is that correct? Even w/o fault, if enough $hit happens to you, you can still be dropped or face ins. hikes. Just happened to a friend who always gets hit. No, it's never his fault, but he prob. could be a bit more proactive to avoid putting himself in risky situations.
I'd check w/ your ins. agent first, and see if these claims will affect your risk categorization. The last thing your ins. underwriter wants to see now is a more expensive and higher performance vehicle!
One of the Lexuses (Lexi?) prob. makes the most sense for your current situation.
I'd check w/ your ins. agent first, and see if these claims will affect your risk categorization. The last thing your ins. underwriter wants to see now is a more expensive and higher performance vehicle!
One of the Lexuses (Lexi?) prob. makes the most sense for your current situation.
06-13-2002, 04:39 AM
#25
Stalking you? 
Why would I care to do that? No, I was just shaking my head at some of the piss-poor advice being doled out here...all this debate about supercars, for a very young single male that just ended up w/ a totaled S2000, and nobyd even mentioned ins. ramifications. No offense, but you're not a very attractive risk to your ins. underwriter, and buying a high performance car doesn't help.
I simply looked for the thread to see what happened, and you spelled it out. BTW, you won't get an ins. break on the Supra b/c it has 2 fewer cylinders....I think "twin turbo", not to mention a pretty solid loss experience, is enough to jack up rates on the Supra.
Why would I care to do that? No, I was just shaking my head at some of the piss-poor advice being doled out here...all this debate about supercars, for a very young single male that just ended up w/ a totaled S2000, and nobyd even mentioned ins. ramifications. No offense, but you're not a very attractive risk to your ins. underwriter, and buying a high performance car doesn't help. I simply looked for the thread to see what happened, and you spelled it out. BTW, you won't get an ins. break on the Supra b/c it has 2 fewer cylinders....I think "twin turbo", not to mention a pretty solid loss experience, is enough to jack up rates on the Supra.
06-13-2002, 05:11 PM
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Does it occur to anyone that he's 19 and already crashed a S2000?
I would suggest S4 (if he crashes a RWD, maybe it's time to get a AWD?)... or
RX300 (you simply cant go that fast with this one)...
I would suggest S4 (if he crashes a RWD, maybe it's time to get a AWD?)... or
RX300 (you simply cant go that fast with this one)...