gutierd

Im fixing to buy a 2010 TR GS vert. I have a great driving record and Im 28 years old. Im going to talk to the insurance company this week and Id like to know whats fair to pay for insurance on this convertible. Thanks in advance guys

R&L's C6

About $600 a year on a 2011, but I'm also 48.

su8pack1

$587.00 p/y on my 06

red2012

687 year on a 2012 coupe but check the search feature; its been discussed a million times in the last month.

Z33 to a C6

$98 per month for two cars ('10 Grand Sport + '11 Camaro vert). Living in Galveston County and I'm 43 (using Geico).

1Corvette

I have shopped numerous companies in the last six months. Currently, I am paying $416 for six months on the Corvette. Got a speeding ticket in May 2009 that comes off this year. I believe in Illinois it will lower my rate 3-5%. You gotta love Illinois, the most corrupt state in America!

2K6Z06

2006 Z06 $544 year $250 deductible

MikeyTX

Darn kid ........................

mcandrew67

Dude there are 7,178 threads on this topic. It varies with age, location, driving record, year of car, credit score, and multiple other asenine variances.
type it in the search box and you will be reading for days.

MVPJEFF106

Varies greatly on Location and if you have multiple vehicles, a dedicated work vehicle, miles driven per year, coverage limits, etc.

phileaglesfan

Same here except at 43. My 18 year old's insurance is $180 a month on her new Chevy Sonic.

Lanaue

It's different for everyone. It's best just to take a day and call around. I never give my SS# over the phone.I don't see how my credit affects my driving.They do anything to get you!

R&L's C6

Good credit is associated with being a responsible person which is associated with less risk.

HighPro

09 z06 - about $800 -61 years old - State Farm

Marc V.

NJ has some of the highest insurance rates in the country. So you don't want to know what I pay.

Eminitrader

$432 a YEAR..

NCM Insurance

vettelover69

That is total BS. So let's say a person who had perfect credit and a perfect driving record for 30 years but after the housing maker bust that person lost his/her job and couldn't afford to make payments. Finally they lose their house to foreclosure and then their credit rating goes in the tank.


So that person isn't responsible? And now they should pay a higher insurance rate?

Credit score is just another way to increase rates even on good drivers.

Marc V.

Neil350

I am 27 and it's on the policy with my truck, I pay like 900 for both and they're an even split almost. That's full coverage with higher coverages due to work. They all can't be like my ol 93 TA and cost me $200 a year

Z0SIXXXIN

26 in AZ...my Z06 runs $100 a month, which was less than the 2010 Camode (I mean Camaro). USAA is a little pricey, but well worth their customer service in my opinion.