I'm thinking about selling her.... Options

[-Samurai-]

Hey all, I'm thinking about selling her ...I really don't want to. But for me to be able to afford insurance I might have to do it but i don't know yet. Any thoughts? or suggested value price?...Thanks guys



This post has been edited by -Samurai-: Sep 27, 2008 - 11:38 PM

[razor7]

I'm 19 and thankfully my parents are still covering my insurance,

However I do pay for my motorcycle insurance. I shopped around and found that Geico tended to be the lowest (without comprehensive that is). I know that for motorcycle riders, there is a Govt. sponsored safety class you can take that will lower your insurance. I paid $668/yr (not bad for something that can do 0-60 in 3.2, redlines at 14.5, and... well I'll stop there...) and after taking the class (it's $250 if you're over 25, and $150 if you aren't. Govt. has a kick back for younger riders) it lowered my insurance by another $150-$200/yr and makes your class M license MUCH easier to obtain. Call up your INS and find out if they have any programs you can take to lower your rates.

Now that I think about it, AAA also offers a program for "new" drivers that will lower your INS another 15%/yr. 15% of 2200 is 1870. There goes $320 for just sitting through a couple of classes.

-TC

[-Samurai-]

I'm 19 and thankfully my parents are still covering my insurance,

However I do pay for my motorcycle insurance. I shopped around and found that Geico tended to be the lowest (without comprehensive that is). I know that for motorcycle riders, there is a Govt. sponsored safety class you can take that will lower your insurance. I paid $668/yr (not bad for something that can do 0-60 in 3.2, redlines at 14.5, and... well I'll stop there...) and after taking the class (it's $250 if you're over 25, and $150 if you aren't. Govt. has a kick back for younger riders) it lowered my insurance by another $150-$200/yr and makes your class M license MUCH easier to obtain. Call up your INS and find out if they have any programs you can take to lower your rates.

Now that I think about it, AAA also offers a program for "new" drivers that will lower your INS another 15%/yr. 15% of 2200 is 1870. There goes $320 for just sitting through a couple of classes.

-TC

Hey, yeah that sounds like a good idea to look into. THANKS MAN! I need to save as much money as possible so I can move out of my parents house and be free! lol.