Does cheap car insurance for young drivers exist?

Started by elfoozo, November 30, 2012, 08:40:23 PM

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elfoozo

Been hearing some crazy prices for a 20 year old guy to get basic insurance on his first car. He didn't buy a car yet, just picked some random makes and models off craigslist from the early 2000's and called around town.

Where's the best place for cheap insurance for young drivers?

71 Highboy

There is no cheap ins. for kids :(   Try the online places like progressive, thats where my kids got theres
TNT BOGGING
71 F250 on 44 hawgs or tractors,71 429/c6/205 1 tons w/538s

dsJeep

there usually is a drop at age 25 for rates, but I don't think he's going to have any luck, besides, you get what you pay for, I pay $240 a month and my agent and the ladies working there have always treated my family and I very well, and they've always gone out of their way to help me when I needed it, well worth the price.

Brown Cow

Get a 4 door vehicle. I have been told that any 2 door vehicle is considered a sports car.

paul

all risk on flushing rd in flint been going there since i started driving 109 down 95 month least for me anyway
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burl

Parents is the only way for cheap insurance have them add you to their plan, I remember paying 145 dollars a month for plpd when I was 18
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BAD APPLE

There is no way to avoid high rates and a new high risk driver, just tell him to be a smart driver and do everything possible to avoid moving violation tickets, I wasn't very smart as a new driver and racked up a few points, now it's around 1200 every six months for plpd in my name it's reduclous
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71 Highboy

Quote from: burl on December 01, 2012, 11:04:51 AM
Parents is the only way for cheap insurance have them add you to their plan, I remember paying 145 dollars a month for plpd when I was 18
The problem with that is if the parents add them to their policy the parents inswill go up, been through that.
TNT BOGGING
71 F250 on 44 hawgs or tractors,71 429/c6/205 1 tons w/538s

elfoozo

Quote from: 71 Highboy on December 02, 2012, 02:05:39 PM
Quote from: burl on December 01, 2012, 11:04:51 AM
Parents is the only way for cheap insurance have them add you to their plan, I remember paying 145 dollars a month for plpd when I was 18
The problem with that is if the parents add them to their policy the parents inswill go up, been through that.
^This
And I've heard the parents assets can become a target in a lawsuit. The prices I'm fiddling with through e-surance based on random cars on craigslist is $240-$300 a month. Going to be tough for him to eat + drive.

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ToughBowtieTruck

#12
Wow you guys are paying some high prices.


I started off on my parent's policy then got my own. Previous policy history under my dad helped me a lot. I had 4 other points at one time but my insurance was never a crazy amount.

I think at first when I got my 95 Z71, on a $2700 loan, my insurance plpd (dad was a cosigner on the loan) was $140 a month for it. I was 19 and only had a job for 2 weeks when I got the loan and insurance.

Now at 24 years of age with 2 points my 2000 Silverado is only $74 a month plpd with my red truck on storage insurance included in that price. With plpd on my red truck and full coverage (had a loan against it I was paying the truck off) on that Silverado my insurance was only $175 . . .



Don't forget your credit history. It IS USED to determine your insurance. Mine has never dropped below the lower 700s since my first cosigned loan. Every other loan I have had since I got without a cosigner.  

bmwallace_88

yupp i pay a little over 106 plpd on my cougar with the 3.8 supercharged, being a "sports car" makes the premium higher, my 2 door 98 grand am GT was the same way, owned it when i was 18 and was paying 148 a mo for plpd, i just got my 2000 f250 insured for 66 bucks a month. so my rates are dropping and the rates really depend on the style of car, if its an econ 4 door, insurance is cheaper than a 2 door.

Bowtie972

My step daughter is 19, and it was $92 a month to add her, the car was $12 for plpd!
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44mudder

im 19 and im under my parents inc i pay $80 a month for plpd on my dodge,i also have never been in a accident or pulled over sence i started driving 3 yrs ago, which helps alot

lilred

I pay $115 a month for plpd its went down about $4 a year for the last 4 years. Hopefully get a break at 25. Mines not all that bad considering my record, give denise a call at walker agency... they shop around for you and go WAY out of their way for their customers.

989-345-1570 Teller derik sent ya. :)

couple days ago I mailed my payment to their old address accidentally and one of them went to the post office on their lunch and got it before it got rejected back to me.

bmwallace_88

Quote from: 44mudder on December 07, 2012, 04:00:47 AM
im 19 and im under my parents inc i pay $80 a month for plpd on my dodge,i also have never been in a accident or pulled over sence i started driving 3 yrs ago, which helps alot

also being on your parents policy, also probably having a multi car discount, and most likely multi policies with them (home life auto ect.) all help the price come down, i'm sure if you were to do it on your own, double that and itd be pretty close. i know, i went through the same thing when i was 20 and got my super duty, under my parents policy it wasnt bad, it was like 110, as soon as i dropped off it went to 160 a mo.

J.C.

#18
$45-75month for plpd depending on vehicle , $125 for full coverage when i had the expedition

burl

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