Rates are all over the board. Just have to shop around, as mentioned.

I still have my youngest daughter (21) on my policy. Last time I shopped (last year) I got quotes from $1800 to $4800 per year. That's quite a spread for the same coverages!

Cheers
DD

 

Coming in at number 9.... our beloved XK/XKR Supercharged!

Yahoo!

 

From that link:Yikes! That's outrageous! I'm paying almost 80% less - $576 - for my 2009 XKR Portfolio Cvt from AARP/The Hartford, who was not part of that survey.

Looks like price-fixing to me. Avoid those six carriers and shop around.

 

78 years old, clean record, no citations, no accidents, no claims. Heavy coverage $1500 per year for a 12 xk vert in Southern California driven about 13k miles per year.

 

Its funny but when I posted what I posted early on I forgot about all the other things that come into play. I have a squeaky driving record, 56 and was pricing full coverage, 500 deduct, 100/300/100, renter, one vehicle..... 1800 a year. Because Ive owned a used car business for 7 years I have lived in AZ I drive on dealer plates so I was rather shocked. They all (Ins co) told me, #1 multi car discount will be a huge plus, homeowners (buying a house later this year) and yes multi driver helps (getting married this year also). State Farm (whom I hate) quoted me $649 a year if I had all these other goodies. So for now I own the RR but still drive it on my dealer policy.


My point is I guess it just depends on who, what, where and how much coverage.

 

Thanks for all of the replies and I know it is different for a lot of us but just trying to get a sample of the highs and lows. This will be our 4th vehicle (only 2 of us) so it won't be a major driver. Our present policy has 2 cars and a truck along with our house policy. The Fcar was on a separate classic car policy which we will not have. The Jag will be added to the policy as the 4th vehicle. I guess we'll see when the time comes to add another car.

 

You should get a great price since all assets (property) can be bundeled for the best price. This is a major advantage that many people overlook.

 

I was surprised how cheap it was. I traded my 2013 camry in and my insurance bill went down.
$518/year
COVERAGES WRITTEN IN Virginia
LIABILITY COVERAGE
BODILY INJURY - $250M/PERSON $500M/ACC
PROPERTY DAMAGE - $100M/ACC

UNINSURED/UNDERINSURED MOTORISTS COVERAGE

PHYSICAL DAMAGE COVERAGES
OTHER THAN COLL - $250 DED
COLLISION - $1M DED

 

$85/mo or roughly $1000/yr for full coverage on a 2007 XKR

Clean record, 28 years old

 

LOL Dude that jail time in most states these days

 

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My lawyer f***ed me!

Does everyone here shop for insurance companies merely by the premiums? I picked my insurance company (Amica) by the great customer service and the confidence I have in them in processing any future claims. I could never say that about my previous insurer GEICO...

 

Ive found insurance rates increase quite a bit the newer the car. 33 years old, perfect record, with homeowners insurance bundled. I use Nationwide, and am in California.

My past 2008 XKR, insurance was about $600 per 6 months. $250 deductibles, everything else standard.

2011 XKR jumped to near $800, same set up as above.

Traded the 11 and just bought a 2013 XKR. Insurance jumped to $1049 for 6 months. Ive since raised the deductibles to $500 each, which lowered the premium to $914 per 6 months.

After hearing the $1049 quote, I called All State who I was with several years ago just to get a quote. They came in at about $1500 for 6 months, makes me feel $1049 from Nationwide wasnt such a bad deal.