Whats a good insurance for an 87' FC in Toronto
05-17-13, 07:10 PM
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Whats a good insurance for an 87' FC in Toronto
Hey I was hoping someone could suggest a good insurance company for me to get a quote from I called belair and they said they can't insure an 87' RX-7 GX 2 Dr coupe FC cuz it was a classic car...anyone have any good policies they can suggest ones that won't cost and arm and a leg?
05-17-13, 09:26 PM
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Hey I was hoping someone could suggest a good insurance company for me to get a quote from I called belair and they said they can't insure an 87' RX-7 GX 2 Dr coupe FC cuz it was a classic car...anyone have any good policies they can suggest ones that won't cost and arm and a leg?
05-18-13, 05:33 AM
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Thats pretty cheap I checked out TD and i got an online quote for 356$/Month which is not bad considering I'm a G2 driver and on my own insurance so I'm pretty excited to pick one up soon
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there are so many factors here that apply.The number one factor being age and whether you have citations or accidents.
Location also plays a role too.
Best advice Shop around..
Location also plays a role too.
Best advice Shop around..
05-18-13, 11:28 PM
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Honestly, the way to go is get classic insurance and another vehicle for a daily driver. I pay less than $300 per YEAR for my '88 turbo and the '76 rx4. Both vehicles are insured to appraised value but I am limited to 5000km per year per vehicle. If you are a fairly young driver though a policy like that can be tough to get. I got mine when I was 24 I think.
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Honestly, the way to go is get classic insurance and another vehicle for a daily driver. I pay less than $300 per YEAR for my '88 turbo and the '76 rx4. Both vehicles are insured to appraised value but I am limited to 5000km per year per vehicle. If you are a fairly young driver though a policy like that can be tough to get. I got mine when I was 24 I think.
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From my experience looking for classic car insurance for my fc everyone said i had to be 25 or 10 years licensed and with a pretty clean driving record. Unfortunately i dont fall into any of those categories 
I am with belair for my daily driver and they told me the same thing, too old of a car, and i think that is a pretty common response among the cheaper companies like them.
I am with belair for my daily driver and they told me the same thing, too old of a car, and i think that is a pretty common response among the cheaper companies like them.
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I bought my '88 FC when I was 20 with a G2 drivers licence on my own insurance with TD Meloche Monnex, and pay $129 a month in Kingston Ontario. $300+ is ridiculous!
06-19-13, 08:03 PM
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If you are driving the FC as a daily driver, I think you should be more concerned with fuel price rather than insurance.
$1.30/L @ 18L/100km
If you drove 2500km a month on average, that's $580 a month!
DAMN!
I was feeling the pain when it was $1.1/L
To answer the original question, I was paying around $80/month on the FC and now $90/month on the FD with Security National, regular insurance.
$1.30/L @ 18L/100km
If you drove 2500km a month on average, that's $580 a month!
DAMN!
I was feeling the pain when it was $1.1/L
To answer the original question, I was paying around $80/month on the FC and now $90/month on the FD with Security National, regular insurance.
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