How much do you pay for insurance?

[FooFu]

I got a question for all you e30 owners...

How much money per month is it for you to insure your e30?

please list your age, car, and insurance company.

Thanks alot... just trying to get an idea of what everyone pays. :)

[KenC]

[YAN-3]

20 year old
89 325is and 89 325i both 2 dr. Silver and Red (if that matters)
USAA (military but I think they cover civilians too)
$120.00/month for both but just liability.

[bimmerphile]

19 Year Old
Full coverage + Collision
$780/6-months

Rate is the same for Geico, Progressive, and Farm Bureau.

1 Speeding ticket < 15mph over 2.5 years ago.

[natorious]

24/m/totally clean record

89 325i sedan / auto

90 month / full with comp and coll with 300 deduct.

arbella mutual

[nando]

my insurance is $60 a month for full coverage with comp/collision. I had one ticket, a whole 7 over and I don't think it's on my record anymore. being in the 25+ category rules. 8)

[///Mtechnik88]

my insurance is $60 a month for full coverage with comp/collision. I had one ticket, a whole 7 over and I don't think it's on my record anymore. being in the 25+ category rules. 8)

25+ catagory does rule, but married and over 25 rules even more. I can't speak on it, since I'm not married, hehe. Full coverage, 1 speeding ticket in 10 years, no accidents, $515/ 6 months. Funn thing is, I checked for a 2004 Mitsubishi Evo, and it goes up only to $545.00/ 6 months. Hmmmm....

[James Crivellone]

The White e30


320 a month, full comp collision, 20, no tickets, accidents, one claim (car got broken into) but did not raise rates


Blue E30 183 a month just for liability.


I hate insurance companies

[randomtask37]

The White e30


320 a month, full comp collision, 20, no tickets, accidents, one claim (car got broken into) but did not raise rates


Blue E30 183 a month just for liability.


I hate insurance companies

christ man, your paying a WHOLE lot.

for me, right before the accident:

18yr old male
minimal coverage
no tickets or accidents
680 for 6 months

[lukasbmw]

Just did some major changes. I'm back on my parents plan.

We pay $4002 a year. This includes full coverage on:

1995 540i (54 year old male)
2004 Lexus Rx330 (53 year old female)
1988 325is (20 year old male)

I have two moving violations. My cost is $1655 per year and that is what I am responsible for.

This is with Liberty Mutual.

I just received a quote from Twenty First Century for $3000 a year. However this quote was for a solo plan (just me) with my two moving violations and a 2001 BMW 330i as the fully insured vehicle. I'm calling my agent at Liberty mutual tomorrow to see what my cost is under my parents plan if I swap my 1988 325is for a 2001 330i sedan.

[e30evolution]

i think mine is about $130 a month... im 19 no moving violations..... well maybe 1 but its hard to say

i have a silver 1990 325iS and am 19

i use USAA and yah.... just liability

[iXer]

For the -89 325iX $80 / month which is more than just liability.. half coverage is what it basically means. For my Volvo 142 it's $20 / month with only liability.

[Beej '86 325es]

25 years old, $150 / 6 mo. for liability

I think full coverage is a waste for those of us with $10k - $15k invested, considering the blue book is dirt on these our cars. Anyone have any experience with custom policies or appraisers?

[e30evolution]

keep your recipts... if you can prove your car was worth that much... but if you get it apraized then your insurance would go up

[Beej '86 325es]

keep your recipts... if you can prove your car was worth that much... but if you get it apraized then your insurance would go up

I try to keep all of the receipts. I asked my insurance agent about insuring for say an extra $10k, but it didn't sound like that would fly. He suggested getting it appraised, that way I could have more leverage in getting more money if it was wrecked, but it didn't sound like it would cost more. I wouldn't have a clue where to get it appraised at through. There are a couple of auto appraisers in the phone book, but I would think they would specialize more in typical American classic cars, rather than an old BMW with mostly under-car modifications or rare European parts.