1 OneThink through your buying options well ahead of your purchase. Talk with other sports car owners about their experience, driving and handling a sports car as well as their experience getting insurance. 2 TwoAsk your dealer before purchasing if the car you are considering buying is classified as a sports car. 3 ThreeGet insurance quotes from more than three insurance companies or agents. The car classification database of a company may see some as sports cars, but another company's may not. So, see how it stacks up as multiple sources categorize your car. 4 FourLower your premium by giving all relevant information such as the condition of the car, automatic seat belts and anti-lock brakes. 5 FiveDo not give wrong information about your car. Be upfront and honest with the insurance company about the specifications. http://free-sports-car-screensaver.screensaverlife.qarchive.org/screenshots/screensaverlife/free-sports-car-screensaver_350.jpg

Ihave indicated a specific signature for me. But it is not visible for all my posts.Why is it like that? :disappoin


Could you clear my doubt?

Ihave indicated a specific signature for me. But it is not visible for all my posts.Why is it like that? :disappoin


Could you clear my doubt?
I sure can...I removed it because it contained advertising links. I PMed you about it on 8/9/07 asking you to remove them and gave you a specific length of time to do so. You did not remove them within that timeframe so I went in and removed ot for you. Please read the Community Guidelines, which YOU AGREED to follow when you signed up. In those guidelines, it outlines what is acceptable on this site. For your viewing pleasure here is a link to these guidelines:http://www.automotiveforums.com/vbulletin/guidelines.html