When I plugged that info into The General, it came back with roughly $230 a month, it didn't make a huge difference between GT and Ecoboost,. When I plugged in my own info, I found it to be a good 30% higher than what I am actually paying.

I would estimate between $150-$200 a month, but I don't have much basis for this.

 

Try Amica first. Way back when I got my 2000 Avenger ES,
everyone else wanted well over $1500/yr to insure it. Amica did
if or $750+/yr with ten months payments, so you get two months
off.

Right now, I have three cars on mine; '03 Silverado (liability only),
2015 Jetta TSI Sport, and the '08 Mustang $177 month, but I have
one of my adult kids on the policy, and it would be MUCH less
without him on it. He's paying $65.00 a month, for 12 months/yr.

Both the '15 and '08 are full coverage, AND one of my kids is on
the policy. Had to, he was living here at the time, and he had
his license and wanted the Pickup. So, they can't just put him
on the Silverado, it's has to be ALL vehicles on the policy.

Also, parents who want to put their kids on? Amica's policy is, the
accidents and incidents go with the driver. If your rates go up due to their
accidents, when you take them off, the rate hike also goes away. That
was the only reason I put him on.

He moved out, and he has directives to get his OWN insurance!

 

Try Plymouth Rock.

 

It's rough when you are young, I now have Liberty Mutual for $135.00 a month for 2 people and 2 vehicles, 1 full, one liability only.