What sporty/semi-sporty cars are low on insurance?

[Xbox2202]

I'm looking for a decent car that's low on insurance. When I turned 16, my parents wanted to buy me a cavalier or something like that, but I refused and bought my own Camaro (in my sig). I was going to be put on my dad's insurance, but he's decided to be a prick, and cut me off his insurance. I've got a job, and was going to pay for my insurance, but he's decided that I'm not allowed on his insurance. So, now I have to sell my car, and get something I probably won't like.

So, what sporty/semi-sporty cars are lower on insurance than the Camaro?

The only things I want to cut off my list are Hondas, Cavaliers, and Sunfires, everything else is open territory.

[curtis73]

My 96 Impala SS has been with six different insurance companies. Since they are built on the same line with no special VIN designation, they call it a caprice/impala. Four doors, full frame, not much theft, dual airbags, child saftey doors, all go together to make it a pretty cheap one to insure.

[icon7zero]

They aren't many options as far as domestic's go...maybe a Grand Prix or a Monte Carlo.

For imports: Mitsu Eclpise, Eagle Talon, Acura Integra, Nissan 240sx, Toyota Celica, Preludes are sweet but you said no Hondas.

And some others that I can't think of (it's late).

[spaminator]

a 86-91 RX-7 is not listed as asports car on insurance, only as a coupe. They are a Blast to drive and they have plenty of aftermarket support