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Needing real-world insurance rates for Miata

3 messages, Last post on Aug 27, 2008 at 7:46 AM
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I've done a ton of research to find the right used car for my 18-yr old. On iihs.org, convertibles of all makes are rated as LOWER losses than most others, generally. It challenges common sense to see that a Civic coupe costs more to insure than a convertible of any make (Beetle, Solara, Sebring, etc.), but I swear it's right there in black and white on iihs.org, to which many major insurers contribute. What's the catch? I'm focusing on the Miata because the cars I've seen have a roll-bar behind the seats, which in my simple mind seems to make it safer (don't know if this is a standard feature or not). Insurance is one of the highest costs of ownership. Do these lower insurance rates hold true?
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Replying to: nativetexan (Aug 21, 2008 8:51 pm) 1. liability. relates more to age, sex, and driving record that it does to the vehicle type. 2. theft history for that model.
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Replying to: rpm (Aug 22, 2008 7:03 am) Also, a Miata is only a 2 seater, so there is only up to one passenger on board to distract the driver, while the Civic coupe may have up to 4. |
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