High Performance Car Insurance Quotes

 

December 12, 2008 by · Leave a Comment
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Reader’s Question:

I am going to get me a muscle car. Yes, a muscle car. I’m going to get one in a few weeks. My friends here in Texas have been telling me that this is going to cost me a lot when it comes to purchasing auto insurance. Is there any way I can bring down the auto insurance premium rate?

Kate

Carrollton, TX

Your friends are right, Kaye. A muscle car is a powerful car, and it usually fetches a high auto insurance premium. A muscle car is sweet. Its powerful engine does not come to life when you start it, it roars to life. It’s built for speed. I haven’t seen a muscle car I didn’t like.

And this is actually the reason why it’s more expensive to insure a muscle car. Drivers of this type of car would usually test the limits of the car. The urge to go really fast in a muscle car is just great. High performance cars are rated as high risk cars. If you drive fast most of the time, the likelihood of an accident is higher. The likelihood of the auto insurance company paying for the repair of your car is higher, too.

You can try to bring down the auto insurance rate by enrolling in a defensive driving class. Contact your auto insurance agent in Texas to know which classes to attend. Your gender also works for you. Females are usually given lower auto insurance rates because females are believed to be safer drivers, more relaxed on the road and don’t drive around too much. If your car has lots of safety features, that would help a lot, too.

High Performance Car Insurance Discounts for Security System?

 

September 5, 2007 by · Leave a Comment
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Reader question:

Will I be able to keep my coverage while I am upgrading my high performance car’s security?

Anne

Sorry, but it doesn’t work that way.

Car insurance companies often have very strict rules about the prices a secure car will get you, and if you want to get good rates on your collision coverage, then you need to have safety features installed. However, if you don’t, you can still get the collision coverage, but it will jut cost more. The same thing does not go with high performance car insurance coverage. While you can get your car insurance collision coverage just as easily, the comprehensive coverage is not the same way. Many car insurance companies will not even think about covering you with comprehensive until you have the right safety mechanisms on your car to protect against theft, and you cannot put this off. No features, no coverage, it doesn’t matter if you are installing them right now.

The types of alarms that the car insurance companies require are called active disabling alarms. While you can get something with bells and whistles, what they want is for you to have something that shuts down an integral part of the vehicle so that the thief is not able to start it even with his techniques. The device also needs to be constantly active, not activated by you.

Cheers,

Fashun Guadarrama.