Take all this with a grain of salt…
but what could one conceivably expect to pay for insurance on a early 2000 f360? I know that’s an incredibly vague question, as it has a lot to do on the PERSON, but my Elise insurance was cheaper than my STi insurance. That’s the kind of information i’m looking for.
I know that no one here actually HAS a Ferrari, but does anyone have any useful information perhaps?
It would be the only car on the policy.
Just a thought…
Call your insurance company and ask?
This is ALMOST as bad as asking a medical question on here.
Well, i know it’s going to be expensive, but is it like a 12K a year kinda thing?
Or more like 6K?
I mean, i pay almost 4K now…
I guess i don’t mind wasting my time and nyspeeder’s time, but i don’t want to bug Diane like some sort of dreamer…
I saw this article after a brief search:
http://www.flickergaming.net/issues-concerning-insuring-a-ferrari.html
What the fuck?! Even when I didn’t have a license my insurance wasn’t that high and I had 30+ points at one point in time!
But you probably drove shitty cars.
For example, an experienced male driver with a clean driving record wishing to insure a $100,000 Ferrari with full coverage might expect an insurance premium in the $5,000 range.
hmm. i’d guess i’d probably be in the 5-7K range. based on that…
Well, I don’t know the date of the article and the article mentions that insurance on exotic vehicles can be highly customized to the individual owner.
i suppose at some point i should just call.
i wonder how much insurance rates vary by state.
Then again I looked into this last year when I was considering a similar purchase(only a 1998) It would have been from what I remember $2800 annually that was set at 5000 miles per year with the 100/300 and the lowest deduct possible.
pretty sure I used LeLand west for the quote.
It is an interesting question. I read through a couple Ferrari forums and found that a restricted mileage policy can be surprisingly cheap. Ex. <$500/year
Get a 20 year old Ferrari and pay $200(classic) a year.
:lol:
I tried adding it to my Geico policy under the “I’m thinking about making changes and need a quote” section but Ferrari isn’t even an option in the dropdown.
this would be a daily driver. year round. not in buffalo.
i tried doing the same on geico/prog/allstate/esurance
all said i had to call.
This is what I decided to to, 2010 I’m buying a 348 which was my “dream car” when I was growing up.
Also spending $45k>120ish at this point in my life seems to make much more sense.
Only the quote was more around $750 per year.
you can get collector car insurance on the car if your over 25 and have a primary vehicle…
haggerty.com and grundy will do it with any year vehicle and no mileage restrictions…
its CHEAP 2
and its not an f360 … its a 360 modena…
Just get the F350 instead, its cheaper, bigger, tougher, and cheaper to insure. Plus if you get the diesel, black sooty smoke is pretty cool
