e30og
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I consider myself very knowledgable on cars and I NEVER knew there was an SRT Crossfire, that is wicked man!EB premium and 05 SRT 6 Crossfire for $90 a month through Geico. I'm 25 in Washington State.
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I consider myself very knowledgable on cars and I NEVER knew there was an SRT Crossfire, that is wicked man!EB premium and 05 SRT 6 Crossfire for $90 a month through Geico. I'm 25 in Washington State.
Check them out on youtube. They run low 11's with less than 1k in mods. Tiny car though haha. Since I got the mustang she is my wife's DD.I consider myself very knowledgable on cars and I NEVER knew there was an SRT Crossfire, that is wicked man!
Im paying 211 with Statefarm for my V6. Like full blown coverage tho. Also, I may or may not have the cleanest driving record. its pretty dirty actually.I pay $200 a month on an Ecoboost Base.. (paid $1200 for 6 months) spotless driving record, zero tickets.. quotes I got for a GT were $415-$490 a month.. Statefarm was $415, Geico $490.. Car note on a GT for me would of been $420 a month.. Lol. Ffff that..
I can't wait a few more years to trade this thing in for a GT.
My quote was $559/6mo for 2016 GT PP Vert and an 08 Odyssey. And homeowners.I pay about $639 every 6 months for my mustang and my wife's 14 odyssey. 500k/250k/100k coverage and $250 deductibles. I also have GAP on my mustang since I didn't put anything down (planned on it but worked out about the same with low rates). I'm 32 and have home insurance with them too (travelers).
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My quote was $559/6mo for 2016 GT PP Vert and an 08 Odyssey. And homeowners.
500k/250k/200k $250 Collision deductible, $100 comprehensive deductible.
This was through AAA and I am 51... and a ticket on my record, shocker!
What is GAP? I'm guessing it's like the premium you have to pay on a mortgage when you have less than 20% down. Just curious...if it is the same thing for cars...what percentage do the loans typically require down in order to avoid having to pay it?I pay about $639 every 6 months for my mustang and my wife's 14 odyssey. 500k/250k/100k coverage and $250 deductibles. I also have GAP on my mustang since I didn't put anything down (planned on it but worked out about the same with low rates). I'm 32 and have home insurance with them too (travelers).
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GAP is the difference between what the car is worth in the event of it being totaled and how much extra you have left on your loan.What is GAP? I'm guessing it's like the premium you have to pay on a mortgage when you have less than 20% down. Just curious...if it is the same thing for cars...what percentage do the loans typically require down in order to avoid having to pay it?
Thanks
-Emt1581