Camaro SS vs Termi Cobra Insurance..
01-01-2009, 11:54 PM
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Camaro SS vs Termi Cobra Insurance.. I'm in the market for a new car and I love camaros always have but just in the sense of curiosity I'm curious as to what the difference is between a 2003/2004 cobra and a 01/02 Camaro SS as far as insurance costs per month.
I'm almost dead positive that the Cobra will be more, obviously, as it comes stock with FI.
Anyone have any input on HOW MUCh more the termi is than the SS?
Thanks a lot guys,
-Cobalt
I'm almost dead positive that the Cobra will be more, obviously, as it comes stock with FI.
Anyone have any input on HOW MUCh more the termi is than the SS?
Thanks a lot guys,
-Cobalt
01-02-2009, 01:43 AM
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well i have my98 z28 and it should be close to the same as a 01 ss and my caamaro is about 100 a monthfor full coverage(at least it was till my wife mangled a civic in our escalade lol) and when i was looking in to geting a cobra it was over 200 a month.
01-02-2009, 10:00 AM
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It all depends on your insurance carrier and how they class the cars.
Most larger providers (GEICO, State Farm, Allstate, etc.) use similar methods to class the cars and you should expect the Cobra premium to be higher (newer car with a greater value), however the difference shouldn't be anything major.
Interestingly enough, I used to use a local provider and they had a unique classification system -- one that was particularly unfriendly to many popular domestic sports cars. My premium would've been roughly $280/month for the SS -- I went with GEICO and got the same coverages for $108/month. I'm 28, live in Atlanta and have a clean driving record (at least for purposes of insurance).
Most larger providers (GEICO, State Farm, Allstate, etc.) use similar methods to class the cars and you should expect the Cobra premium to be higher (newer car with a greater value), however the difference shouldn't be anything major.
Interestingly enough, I used to use a local provider and they had a unique classification system -- one that was particularly unfriendly to many popular domestic sports cars. My premium would've been roughly $280/month for the SS -- I went with GEICO and got the same coverages for $108/month. I'm 28, live in Atlanta and have a clean driving record (at least for purposes of insurance).
01-06-2009, 12:55 PM
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mine was... before i bought my 02 SS i priced an 03 cobra i was looking at. the cobra was $630 for full coverage for 6 months, and my SS only runs me $475 for full coverage every 6 months.
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01-06-2009, 01:38 PM
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Well I can tell your for sure on these since I have owned both!
Camaro SS full coverage $594.00 per year (500.00 deductible)
03' Cobra Full coverage $846.00 per year (500.00 deductible)
My driving record has not changed. I am 29 years old with a perfect driving record and excellent credit.
Hope this helps.
Camaro SS full coverage $594.00 per year (500.00 deductible)
03' Cobra Full coverage $846.00 per year (500.00 deductible)
My driving record has not changed. I am 29 years old with a perfect driving record and excellent credit.
Hope this helps.
01-06-2009, 02:10 PM
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wow mine is 336 for six months for the camaro.. 23 clean record great credit... (full coverage too) mine is through USAA.. i get discounts for having so many accounts with them...
