Any 19-23 year olds paying for full coverage (insurance) on here?
 

curious as to what prices you guys are paying monthly. I am currently an a6 guy but I want a tt, always have. However if i get one itll be low mileage and financed. which brings about full coverage. As I am 19 y/o and never any help from mommy and daddy, the estimated cost for FC is roughly $340/month (esurance) if i were to finance a tt. (2001 225 quattro for example).

$700 per month for finance and insurance...
 

if you're not putting a downpayment on the TT. Gotta feel for the young kids on insurance. $4K plus is nothing I would want to pay at your age. I bitch at $1,200 per year, and I'm 47!

Re: Any 19-23 year olds paying for full coverage (insurance) on here?
 

I'm now 24, but was 23 when i got the TT ... I'm paying $103.67/month for full coverage with geico... never had a ticket.

I got mine when I was 22. That was in '02, and the TT was '01. I paid ~$1k/6 mos.
 

That was not including my payments.

But that was also in Cleveland-area Ohio.

Your results may vary, of course, but also keep in mind that mk1 TTs aren't all that spendy anymore either.

Re: $700 per month for finance and insurance...
 

I pay $2800 a year for full coverage on my TT and my Subaru 2.5RS (both year-round). I'm 23. It is dependant on a lot of things other than your car and age too remember.

yeah the majority of my cost is due to living on long island, upstate was waaay cheaper.

I'm 22, had the car since I was 20.
 

Full coverage is $180 per month with 1 ticket on my record(I think).

47 and $1200!?!? Wow, about $660/yr for the TT. Am told by USAA San Diego is comparable to Norfolk
 

insurance-wise. So, not anticipating a big change either way.

$1200...I think that's pretty steep. CANNOT imagine paying $4k/yr...what a rip.

Portland insurance is a rip. Of course insurance is different everywhere.
 

And I am still suffering credit blemishes from a divorce so that plays into things. My insurance will be much, much lower as my last accident is coming of as of Nov. 1 this year. My next payment I hope should be down around the $700 per year range.

Time, brother, time. Hope it gets lowered soon (I've a starter marriage as well...paid my dues).