I am 20 years old, I just got a 2009 G37 Sedan, I am at like 525 every 6 months with 500$ deductible, 30/100.

 

I'm also on my own plan in North Carolina, and I have a few accidents and tickets on my record. When I lived in New Jersey under my parents plan with my G35 Coupe I was at like 200 dollars a month. =\

 

I have a 2009 G-37 Journey sedan and live in Albuquerque, New Mexico. I pay $1,100 per year through the AARP Hartford plan. Full coverage of course - for myself only. My house is also insured through them, so that gets me a discount.

 

What I can tell you is that I switched from a car that cost 1.5 times the amount of the G and my insurance went UP by $80/year. Needless to say I was not happy. According to my insurer, it's the (worse) profile of the typical drivers of the G relative to my previous car that causes the difference.

 

$624 for 09 G and 93 Toyota T100 (just liabilty on the T100). 47yrs old w/ 1 speeding ticket insured thru Travelers along w/ my homeowners insurance to get multi policy discount.

 

that's a little high for min coverage... I pay less than that for 100/300

 

Three cars and house with same company, $500 deductable. The 09G37Xs with
Nav and tech comes to $67/month.

 

USAA $63.50 per month. 47 years old. Clean record.

 

155 / month clean record... 24yo... i hate new jersey and their god damn insurance rates

 

USAA $45/month age 56 clean record.

 

To SWC,
i live in lancaster, PA and having penn national insurance but through KHB insurance agency and paying $320/6months for 2009 g37x 4dr. w/premium package with multi-cars discount and home.
coverages: 250/500/100, 250 coll. ded., 0 comp, full tort, 34YO married, clean record.
i think your rate is high, but like me i always shop for insurance rate every 2-3 years.

 

I'm 29 with a new license and i pay 174/mo in Quebec. That's with a 15% discount for having home insurance with TD as well. Other companies quoted me 220+... Pretty ridiculous.

 

This sort of input isn't too useful to people considering a G, because there would need to be parity between them and the people comparing rates:

- same location;
- same age;
- same miles driven/year;
- same driving record;
- same credit;
- same coverage and deductables;
- etc.

Unless you find your clone on here that lives next door and is indistinguishable from yourself, your best bet is to call your insurance company and get a quote for the new car BEFORE buying.

Just my opinion.

 

Good answer! and the only answer. It is impossible to compare and BTW, you should all go with a $1000 deductable!

 

With state farm, age 32, married, male, good credit, accident free for more than 5 years, low deductible it's about <strike>$630</strike> every 6 months. There are also a few discounts there because I also have my homeowner's and wife's car with that company.

Before I bought I got quotes on a few cars with MSRPs all slightly less expensive than the G37 but in the same ballpark. The quotes were all within $30 (per six months) of the G, so it wasn't much of a difference.

@Hitdog: About 10 years ago I had a 2-month old Hyundai that got smashed in the back by a hit and run driver while it was parked. Five other cars that were parked on the same side of the street within 2 blocks were also hit. I had the $1000 deductible at the time and ended up having to pay it myself (out of $2200 worth of damage.) At the time, I was in college and coming up with that money was a huge trouble. I had the high deductible then because that was about all I could afford in payments due to age, no credit history, etc.

So my wife, who was my girlfriend at the time, still sees that as a lesson to use low deductibles. Otherwise I'd probably at least go with around $500.

Edit: Checking my policy, it's actually $570 per six-months.