Auto Insurance for your Type R

nsxtasy · Post by **nsxtasy** » February 16th, 2004, 2:23 pm

Read this article about how insurance rates are set.

Instead of listening to a bunch of people in different locations and backgrounds reciting a bunch of quotes, go to one of the web-based services like Insure.com or Insweb to get a quote for your own specific situation.

DGibb · Post by **DGibb** » February 16th, 2004, 4:04 pm

Wow I must be lucky.

My insurance will decrease by $25 a month going from a 2000 Type R from a 1999 LS.

How weird is that?

nsxtasy · Post by **nsxtasy** » February 16th, 2004, 7:05 pm

DGibb wrote:My insurance will decrease by $25 a month going from a 2000 Type R from a 1999 LS.

How weird is that?

I think it's pretty weird that you told us two cars that you are going from, without telling us what car you are going to.

DGibb · Post by **DGibb** » February 16th, 2004, 7:07 pm

Err sorry, Im going from a 1999 LS to a 2000 Type R. Insurance will be $25.00 cheaper a month.

revolution8k · Post by **revolution8k** » February 17th, 2004, 3:22 pm

On my Si at 21 years old, I've had 3 tickets two accidents...2 tickets show on my record and I hve no points on my license...I pay $11xx/ 6 months, works out to around $186.xx monthly plus like 3 something in fees...

mythias · Post by **mythias** » February 17th, 2004, 7:54 pm

My policy is $1900/6mo for a 2000 ITR. Im 21 with no acciidents, no tickets, no DUI. When I had my LS, it was $60 cheaper for a 6 month policy. PA doesnt really see any difference from the LS, GS, GSR, to the Type-R.

-mythias

FDTT · Post by **FDTT** » February 17th, 2004, 10:01 pm

Well i live in Canada, Vancouver and i pay $123 a month, with full deductables, and full coverage. My insurance is through ICBC. They seem to have pretty good rates as long as you dont have any accidents (pray to god i dont)

nsxtasy · Post by **nsxtasy** » February 18th, 2004, 3:00 am

revolution8k wrote:On my Si

Gee, that's very helpful.

Maybe someone can tell us how much they pay for insuring a Pontiac Aztek, too.

revolution8k · Post by **revolution8k** » February 19th, 2004, 1:55 am

nsxtasy wrote:
revolution8k wrote:On my Si
Gee, that's very helpful.

Maybe someone can tell us how much they pay for insuring a Pontiac Aztek, too.

Whats your problem? I was offering a comparison of different vehicles.

nsxtasy · Post by **nsxtasy** » February 19th, 2004, 2:43 am

revolution8k wrote:I was offering a comparison of different vehicles.

Different vehicles have different insurance rates. We all know that. So posting a rate for a Civic Si, or a Pontiac Aztek, adds zero useful information about the Integra Type R.

Perhaps you haven't noticed, but these are the ITRCA forums, for sharing information about the Integra Type R.

revolution8k · Post by **revolution8k** » February 19th, 2004, 3:59 am

oh really. damn thats why...yet here you are, with an nsx?? adding zero value to the thread besides your sarcastic remarks... gotcha.

nsxtasy · Post by **nsxtasy** » February 19th, 2004, 9:18 am

revolution8k wrote:yet here you are, with an nsx??

I am here because I own an ITR. I drive it on the street and on the track. I am happy to share my experience with it, with its tires, with how much insurance costs, etc. I'll be instructing in my ITR at the ITR Expo.

Instead of posting only personal attacks and irrelevant remarks here, go find a board where you can share your experience with the Civic Si and actually contribute something that's relevant there.

BudMan · Post by **BudMan** » February 19th, 2004, 9:38 am

revolution8k wrote:oh really. damn thats why...yet here you are, with an nsx?? adding zero value to the thread besides your sarcastic remarks... gotcha.

Okay - before this goes any farther, Ken (nsxtasy) has always been very helpful for us at ITRCA.com as he is elsewhere like Honda-Tech. Before you begin busting his chops making claims that you don't know anything about, please consider our forums as an educational & enjoyable experience.

Quite frankly, Ken was correct in his assessment of your "si" post AND was not being rude or obnoxious in his replies. Looking a second time, he could have just as easily let your post die.

We appreciate your participation on the boards only if you can do it in a friendly manner.

Peace-

Jeff Goodnow
BudMan
Design Coordinator
http://www.ITRCA.com

revolution8k · Post by **revolution8k** » February 19th, 2004, 5:36 pm

this is pointless... jiahanhao, adios. I'm not going to come to a board where people needlessly flame for no apparent reason. If the thread starter had a problem with my post then it should be up to him to call me out, your post was absolutely pointless and you simply didn't have any need to waste another post getting pissy with me over nothing.

I came here to learn about Type Rs because thats what I was truely looking for when I bought my Si. If I tell him how much an Si costs per month compared to a type R, whats the big deal? Get over it nsx whatever. Learn some manners and learn how to treat everyone with respect.

I can see this is how the board is run, like Club Si or honda-tech...which I will never be at either. The people that cause the problems get defended. Fine. adios

nsxtasy · Post by **nsxtasy** » February 19th, 2004, 8:53 pm

Okay, now where were we?

Kangbateh · Post by **Kangbateh** » February 19th, 2004, 11:45 pm

$200 bucks a month

pUrExTc · Post by **pUrExTc** » February 21st, 2004, 1:58 am

just do what i did! 2 vehicle insurance, cuts ur insurance costs!

my bike and car together: $137/mo.