insurance cost

[nic]

any idea how much it would cost to insure an 18 year old with a clean record on a mustang gt or a eb with pp
thanks

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[airjonny]

Best bet would be getting quotes personally through the insurance companies as there are way too many variables. I got some quotes last year at age 23 and I was averaging 150/month for full coverage on a GT and 140 for an ecoboost.

 

[nic]

Best bet would be getting quotes personally through the insurance companies as there are way too many variables. I got some quotes last year at age 23 and I was averaging 150/month for full coverage on a GT and 140 for an ecoboost.

so prob like 200

 

[N123456]

I'm 23 and sitting at 120 on the GT with a clean record.

 

[Babystang]

When I was 18 I had my 09 V6 and insurance companies would only give me ridiculous prices to make me uninsurable. There's a lot of factors to it. The good student discount that some offer if you qualify is a huge difference sometimes. Full coverage (finance/lease) vs owned (no payments) less coverage is a huge factor also. Also just location is big so it's hard to say. I'm in new York but somewhere like Florida has lower insurance and outside of US I have no idea. Definitely shop around and to get an idea you can usually get online quotes before you buy the car and without giving out your full information so you don't get calls all day.

 

[ahl395]

My last quote for my upcoming GT was a pretty bad violations record and age 21. My quotes were $350-450 full coverage. Of course not an apples to apples comparison. But swap the violations for the age and you may wind up with a similar price.

Get some quotes online. No risk in doing so, and it doesn't take very long. Geico has always been the cheapest for me (Young with violations) but of course everyone will be different.

 

[WarrENDeatH]

I'm 24 and pay 156 dollars a month for my GT PP and a Fusion (fiancee).

 

[2016Gruv]

any idea how much it would cost to insure an 18 year old with a clean record on a mustang gt or a eb with pp
thanks

It's only speculation until you call insurance companies in your area and ask. Work with real numbers, not conjecture.

 

[EcoSwag1990]

Location makes a huge difference and so cal will be expensive

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