Pwny

Pictures like these always make me depressed

06Saleen3V

When I was 17, I was run off the road by a dumptruck being driven by a 5 ft tall mexican...to make it worse, I was driving my dad's 2001 BMW M3 convertible without permission...he was pissed but wasnt too mad when the officer told him the skid marks say I wasn't speeding and the other guy sped off. I was grounded for the entire summer and had to pay the insurance but lesson learned...I am 19 now and still no speeding tickets but empty bank account! Good luck man

TPony

Ouch partner...$600 a month...that's more than another car payment...dang..that's expensive.

Texotic

well $600 for my family. Mom, Dad, and me. my mom has an Odyssey, my dad has an '06 Vette, and i have the Stang, plus we have an extra 2002 F150 Lariat Supercrew. everyone is insured under all of the vehicles. the reason it'll go up so much is having an 18 y/o male with an at-fault wreck on the insurance for a Stang GT and Corvette. the reason we carry such a high deductible is so that insurance is manageable.

kleistang

are those rx-8 wheels?

alloutt

try switching the mustang to a weekend driver, and see if the price will go down, tell them your going to drive the truck around. Whether you really do is up to you.

07BOSSGT_S197

ouch man I feel for ya, no really I do, same thing happened to me except on a more devistating scale.

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07BOSSGT_S197

This is what I did after my accident w/my ins. co. List your mustang as driving 1mile a year...yes they can do that! Don't have anything higher than a $500 deductible if its financed...most finance co. wont let you go over that anyway. List AS many saftey features as you can for the car. And keep anyone under the age of 25 off the car as a driver. As long as someone has the car with uninsured/underinsured w/the conversion then you'll becovered IF someone gets into an accident that is under 25 and isn't listed as a driver on the car. I guarantee your premium will go down.

TexStang06

Sorry to here that man! University is a b**** to pull out onto unless you got a light. Just glad it didn't hit you in the door...things could have been worse...especially since people run 50 or so down university constantly.

ratnacage

Maybe consider paying the damages out of pocket? Would that make a difference in the rate or are they going to screw you anyway? I'm figuring a one-time out of pocket of $5000 is better than +$500/mo for a couple years.