Getting rid of the e30

[nameisbradgreen]

Sounds to me like you would be right at home in either an E36 or E46, maybe an E34 5-series?

im really thinking an e36, but the insurance on it for a 18-19 year old student is most likely going to be outrageous... especially for the car i want... the M3 :twisted:

[Jand3rson]

Sounds to me like you would be right at home in either an E36 or E46, maybe an E34 5-series?

im really thinking an e36, but the insurance on it for a 18-19 year old student is most likely going to be outrageous... especially for the car i want... the M3 :twisted:

Yeah, you're going to be looking at higher insurance costs for sure.

[nameisbradgreen]

Sounds to me like you would be right at home in either an E36 or E46, maybe an E34 5-series?

im really thinking an e36, but the insurance on it for a 18-19 year old student is most likely going to be outrageous... especially for the car i want... the M3 :twisted:

Yeah, you're going to be looking at higher insurance costs for sure.

actually i just did an online quote from geico, and its telling me that it will be 885$ for 6 monthes, for a 97 M3... not too bad for full coverage at my age

[Jand3rson]

actually i just did an online quote from geico, and its telling me that it will be 885$ for 6 monthes, for a 97 M3... not too bad for full coverage at my age

Hmmm, that's not actually TOO bad.

[Mystikal]

actually i just did an online quote from geico, and its telling me that it will be 885$ for 6 monthes, for a 97 M3... not too bad for full coverage at my age

Hmmm, that's not actually TOO bad.

Fuck you guys. $2500usd/6 months for a clean record 19 year old male with just about no coverage here. Oh, and that's for an E30 325is.

[nameisbradgreen]

actually i just did an online quote from geico, and its telling me that it will be 885$ for 6 monthes, for a 97 M3... not too bad for full coverage at my age

Hmmm, that's not actually TOO bad.

Fuck you guys. $2500usd/6 months for a clean record 19 year old male with just about no coverage here. Oh, and that's for an E30 325is.

wow i must have done something wrong in the quote... then again maybe not, why dont you try geico.

[MattE30]

actually i just did an online quote from geico, and its telling me that it will be 885$ for 6 monthes, for a 97 M3... not too bad for full coverage at my age

Hmmm, that's not actually TOO bad.

Fuck you guys. $2500usd/6 months for a clean record 19 year old male with just about no coverage here. Oh, and that's for an E30 325is.

wow i must have done something wrong in the quote... then again maybe not, why dont you try geico.

He's from Canada...It might cost more.

[Charlie]

Sounds to me like you would be right at home in either an E36 or E46, maybe an E34 5-series?

im really thinking an e36, but the insurance on it for a 18-19 year old student is most likely going to be outrageous... especially for the car i want... the M3 :twisted:

Yeah, you're going to be looking at higher insurance costs for sure.

actually i just did an online quote from geico, and its telling me that it will be 885$ for 6 monthes, for a 97 M3... not too bad for full coverage at my age

What sort of coverage is that, bare minimum? (25k?)

-Charlie

[bmwannabe]

Ohio is $12,500 I believe.

19 yr old male, minimum coverage, 3 tickets, 2 suspensions.

Im paying like $400 for 6 months.

Mystical, you are getting megafucked.

America > Canada

[nameisbradgreen]

America > Canada

[Mystikal]

It's just Ontario, actually.

[ZiMMie]

885$ for 6 monthes, for a 97 M3

in ontario u will be payin over 6000$ a yr.

[Marvin_Hecht]

Marvin_Hecht

Well hello from a Canadian(Ontario, near Toronto) living in America. Didn't Ontario go with socialized (i.e. government-run) car insurance, like Manitoba? Where there is only one car insurance company (the government) and lower rates as a result of reduced overhead?
Or was that overthrown as soon as the conservatives ousted the NDP in the elections?

[Mystikal]

Re: Marvin_Hecht

Well hello from a Canadian(Ontario, near Toronto) living in America. Didn't Ontario go with socialized (i.e. government-run) car insurance, like Manitoba? Where there is only one car insurance company (the government) and lower rates as a result of reduced overhead?
Or was that overthrown as soon as the conservatives ousted the NDP in the elections?

It just never happened. It will need to soon, though. It's getting absolutely out of hand.

[royalflush313]

It's just Ontario, actually.

yep. I'm paying 2000 CAD a year on my car.