how do insurance companies categorize the VX? as a mini SUV? wondering if getting the vx will shoot my insurance premiums through the roof
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how do insurance companies categorize the VX? as a mini SUV? wondering if getting the vx will shoot my insurance premiums through the roof
I'm not sure how it is classified, but when I switched from a '97 Honda Prelude SH to my '99 VX, my insurance went down a couple hundred bucks a year.
I'm not sure either but when I switched from a '04 Tiburon to my '01 Vx my payments also went down. Both were 2 door, V6 engines, and had the same safty options. The VX was a couple years older and has 4wheel drive, all these types of things make a difference. It appears that the VX is a very safe vehicle, I've seen some nasty wreck pictures that the occupents just walked away from. Call around and get some quotes.
I have State Farm Insurance and they put it under a station wagon.It saves on your registration and insurance.
I have State Farm, too, and they classified it as a 4x4 SUV for me, which makes it very expensive - almost as much as my Lotus.
Progressive calls mine a Station Wagon as well. Cheaper than my Starion.
My 01 Mercedes ML55 AMG SUV (titled as a truck - the VX was not) is CHEAPER than my '99 VX. Might be because of the 4 doors but the HP and the AMG badge I would think would override that. And have I complained about the cost of parts? At least double compared to most other vehicles I have owned. But I still love it though!
csaa has it classify under a station wagon...
My VX falls in the station wagon category and is $79 per month full coverage (collision and comprehensive).
Mikey
00 Foxfire 30k
USAA (and later AllState):
Insurance went UP from an '02 WRX.
I pay just about $123 a month for 2 VXs.
Alaska, over 25, married, multiple vehicle discounts.
clssified under a station wagon but i switched from a 98 prelude to the vx and my insurance actually went up by 40 dollars...
Raver_boi - we share the same excellent taste in vehicles!