any of your G35's insurance premiums went up? I was questioning why my insurance rates were going up so i called my agent. She was telling me that it's because the car is getting old and there are safety issues with the G35 that caused the insurance rates to go up on a national level.

just wondering if you guys have the same experience.

 

mines went up 20 bux a month!

 

yep..mine jumped up too

 

Sorry man, no more G can't help you out.

 

I just renewed in May and it didn't change. I got Geico.

 

lol I dont really pay attention to my insurance I just pay it automaticaly evey month sometimes I will pay the 6 months at once

 

^^^ same here, i think i pay like 80 bucks a month for full with state farm.. 27 years young never had any claims and no tickets since 2005. *knock on wood*

oh, forgot to mention that im joint with my mom and we also have multicar discount

 

I just got my car a week ago and replacing my old vehicle this car only raised my insurance $4 every 6 months. 05 Nissan Xterra to this car.

 

I have SF too. I pay a total of $200/mo with multi vehicle discounts, The full size truck and my sportsbike has full coverage. The G35 has just liability.

I got a quote from Geico for $93/mo, Full coverage on the truck and liability on the car, $135/mo if I decide to get full coverage on the car. Gonna put the plates in storage and kit the bike out so I can send it to my cousins house in Monterrey so I can do some track days at Laguna Seca.

 

Mine went up, but not because of that reason. IMHO, it's stupid if it goes up for that. If that's the case ALL cars should go up. The safety matter shouldn't change. It's not like it got worse on it's own. Driving a G35 today and 10 years from now won't change a d@mn thing on how safe the vehicle is, but safety standards changing is another thing. It's prob another way for them to increase rates, just my guess. Most insurance companies just renew your insurance without even looking up your previous record unless you supply them with some information to question an increase in rates, such as a reported accident, filing an SR-22, etc.