I Quit

[MauiBlueGRide]

Well as you all know I was rearended the first week I had my new G, this morning a huge MF'in rock was thrown up by a truck wheel and broke my winshield... I'm cursed, thats all there is to it..... Soooo I'm now gunna buy an older car to drive around and keep the G as my weekend /sunny day ride... Any suggestions?
I've been looking at/for cars under 3k here are some I'm interested in:

Late 80's Supra
92 Nissan NX
Can't find any sentra SE-R's in my area for sale
sooooo any ideas I'd appreciate it.
Thanks
Chris
(Still pissed about my car)

[DVSNCYNIKL]

maybe an older maxima. They perform. Or a 4th gen Honda Accord EX.

[i_rebel]

-85 Nissan 200sx Turbo
-Mitsu Starrion '80's . . . you know which one I'm talking about
-'92 Sentra E . . . bare bones sentra . . . you can build the phuq out of it
-P10

-Shit, buy a skyline:

http://www.cameljapan.com/990912/ucar.htm

it won't be the potent performance skyline . . . but it's a skyline . . .

[poppy_morenito]

Well,

Statiscally it is in your favor that nothing well happen to your car again ...unless you really are cursed... just give me your car for free and you will be released from the curse ...lol

[primera man]

What bad luck dude.

I'd look at a Sentra or early model G20.

[qab5b]

I know someone around the area (in Lexington) who might be selling his Conquest (mitsu Starion with a chrysler badge). Its not together though. Let me know if you are interested

[MauiBlueGRide]

Actually I went to buy a 91 sentra SE-R the other night, 2500, not bad it had 109k on it good shape anyways I called my insurance agent.... right now I'm payin 3200 a year for my G (I'm on my own policy and only 20, it sucks to be young). So to add the sentra, and get liability only it was gunna be another 2k a year, I was like WTF????@?!
So screw the second car Idea, I can't afford it until:
I get married
Turn 25
And the damn insurance company lets the bug up its ass die.

Chris

[qab5b]

Hmm. You might want to look into insuring the G20 as a pleasure vehicle, not a commuter vehicle, and set a mileage limit on it (like 6000-8000 miles a year). This will drop the rates on that car by a fair amount. Also you can look into specialty insurance companies, that specialize in insuring vehicles that are for pleasure, show, or track, and are driven less than 6000 miles a year. One other thing, is to increase your deductables. For my car, it is dumb to have the deductable at $500. A new bumper alone costs 1500, so i set my deductable at 1500, and save a lot of money.

If it makes you feel better, it would cost $3600 a year to insure my car (88 e30 m3) if it were in my name. In my mother's name it costs $1400. I am 22 and have a clean driving record for the past 5 years. If I were to insure a 2001 pathfinder (with the car in my name), it would cost me $1600 a year. So let's see: the m3 is much safer, handles a million times better, gives more feedback costs twice as much to insure as an suv.

Insurance companies are dumb.