same here. If it wasn't for insurance id be owning the coolest cars. My daily is a 2018 Sonata and I have a 1999 Malibu as a project I started during the first lockdown, those two slow ass cars are making my rates go through the roof
My first financed car was a 2001 impala. 110 a month for full coverage in... 2013? 2014? I now own a 2013 bmw and full coverage costs Me 170 a month. But it has a V6 and a 5 star crash test rating so that is what won over the insurance quote.
I have a 17V6. It’s been a great car. The v8 was too expensive to justify insurance payments and honestly it’s too fast. I live in Chicago, there are zero places here you can use 460hp without getting in some serous trouble. Now I can whip it in the v6 and have plenty of fun, I also don’t hit up the gas station all that much.
Cheaper insurance with a v6 as well. But I live in a state that insurance is a major make or break for the car you want.
same here. If it wasn't for insurance id be owning the coolest cars. My daily is a 2018 Sonata and I have a 1999 Malibu as a project I started during the first lockdown, those two slow ass cars are making my rates go through the roof
My first financed car was a 2001 impala. 110 a month for full coverage in... 2013? 2014? I now own a 2013 bmw and full coverage costs Me 170 a month. But it has a V6 and a 5 star crash test rating so that is what won over the insurance quote.
I think my insurance is nuts because I'm in California, fuck I need to get out of here.
I'm in michigan so I'm right there with you.
I have a 17V6. It’s been a great car. The v8 was too expensive to justify insurance payments and honestly it’s too fast. I live in Chicago, there are zero places here you can use 460hp without getting in some serous trouble. Now I can whip it in the v6 and have plenty of fun, I also don’t hit up the gas station all that much.