insurance??

whats goin on people? my very 1st post. I'm takein my driveing class's right now will be on the road in about 7-8 months. I'm looking to buy a 4.6l bird i got almost 4grand to spend. but now to my question how much do u think insurance would b for a year w/a 16 year old?

The Thunderbird has much lower insurance than the Mustang. Tough to say what your insurance rates will be as it depends on age, geographical location, vehicle, grade point average, whether you're primary or secondary, etc.

Originally posted by Unit 5302
The grade point average
LOL, for a minute there I thought you were talking about his report card.:icon16:

yeah it is about my report card, i hear if u get good grades they lower the price for insurance. hey but i'd ratha trust a kid like me driven, rather then a nerd

I'm a nerd, and I'm not afraid to admit it!

Nerds Autocross! and can tune their own suspension(still working on that part though)

on a serious note though, I think most insurance companies knock 10% or so off the cost, that's gonna be a pretty big difference.

im 16 and i bought a 95 thunderbird lx, i got insurance but after the first bill i cancelled it, it was 400 dollars per month just for my car. its a 4.6. now i drive without insurance, hopefully nothing happens

whats goin on people? my very 1st post. I'm takein my driveing class's right now will be on the road in about 7-8 months. I'm looking to buy a 4.6l bird i got almost 4grand to spend. but now to my question how much do u think insurance would b for a year w/a 16 year old?

My daughter is 18, has a 4/6L '95 T-Bird in midwest. Her insurance is separate, has 100/300 liablility, no collision or comp coverage, 25K meds, and it costs her about $360 every 6 months. She has no tickets and good grade discount.

I just turned 18, have no accidents or tickets on my record. I have a '95 T-bird, 4.6L V8 and live in the midwest. I am currently paying around $90/month with the "B Average plan", and no drivers ed courses with liability + comprehensive.