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Man I went to the same company and got insurance quotes the RS is about $3306 a year for me and the GS is about $5778. Why is it so much of a difference. Doesn't make sense to me its just crazy. I think im gonna be buying a 4 cyl RS now oh well means less cost for the car as well. Altough I wont have my sunroof now. Damnit i wanted my sunroof.

Hey man how old are you? I'm 18 and drive a '94 RS - my insurance: $1900 a year.<P>And I thought mine was steep...

im 20, have a 94 GS and its $3200 a year

im 18 and live in niagara falls ontario canada. Where do you get yer insurance from and what level license do you hold.

you all have levels on your license??

Im 19, have my G2 licence, and i pay $336.92/month for my 92' mx-3 GS. keep in mind my driving record ...<P>2 At-Fault Accidents<BR>- First one i rear ended somone<BR>- Second one i ran into a pole at 102KM/h and came inches away from killing myself.<BR>1 Major ticket for "Careless Driving"<BR>1 Minor ticket for "Failing to use my blinker"<BR>1 Minor ticket for "Failing to drive in the marked lane"<p>[ April 01, 2002: Message edited by: zytariuk ]

Im 25<BR>$726 USD a year for my RS (full coverage)<BR>$224 USD a year for my GS (liability)<P>Perfect record. <P>when I was 24..<BR>$1532 USD a year on my RS. (full coverage)<BR>GS was not insured cause it wasnt driveable.

Justin - I'm with State Farm...I think they're one of the most expensive places, but my parents have been with them forever.<P>I have my G2.

I resent that! <P>Actually in the US if you have good record the cheapest out there is geico, followed by progressive, followed by State Farm. If you have tickets forget geico, its progressive then state farm. I have you have a claim with progressive... Chances are you're s--- outta luck!<P>Canada could be different, but compared to allstate and nationwide State Farm is damn cheap!

actually, i think allsate is the cheapest. i had them, but because my other car was a magnet, i had 2 accidents(none were my fault) and a comp claim which wasn't my fault either they dropped me. now i have geico and they are a bit more expensive. progressive is outrageous.

I am 21 and I pay $360 a year for full coverage on my RS and I have a perfect driving record.

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by MX3Chick:<BR><STRONG>I am 21 and I pay $360 a year for full coverage on my RS and I have a perfect driving record.</STRONG><HR></BLOCKQUOTE><P>Well thats because your a female, its an RS, and your probably on your parents policy. Guys kind of get the shaft when it comes to insurance becuse we are stereotyped when it comes to driving habits. I personally think it should be based on driving history, not some stupid kid who thinks he has a race car.

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Sonicxtacy02:<BR><STRONG>I resent that! <P>Actually in the US if you have good record the cheapest out there is geico, followed by progressive, followed by State Farm. If you have tickets forget geico, its progressive then state farm. I have you have a claim with progressive... Chances are you're s--- outta luck!<P>Canada could be different, but compared to allstate and nationwide State Farm is damn cheap!</STRONG><HR></BLOCKQUOTE><P>Actually the place I was @ Farm Bureau, was like 2-300 less every 6 months for me. I do have a perfect driving record as well. Geico and progressive were very expensive compared to who I'm with now.<p>[ April 03, 2002: Message edited by: Custommx3 ]

And it comes to me. I don't even get a choice on my insurance because it is provincially run. For my 93 RS I pay 750 under my dad. If I were to go under my name (20 female, 1 ticket, 0 merits)it would be 950. Full coverage.<P>Jessica

DAMN SEXIST BASTARDS. I wish i were female now