Looking to switch to a Mitsubishi Eclipse

Asked by millerman24 Nov 20, 2010 at 09:40 PM about the 2002 Mitsubishi Eclipse

Question type: Shopping & Pricing

Which mitsubishi elcipse GT, GS, or GS-T is going to save me some money on insurance?

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That part dont matter,what matters is your age,driveing record.even your police record will be checked,getting insurance is not what it used to be.

well which would be higher with a clean record of everthing a grand prix gt, or mitsubishi eclipse gs

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When I got the quote for my car, the turbo model eclipse was about twice as much as the NA one. As far as a Pontiac or Eclipse being cheaper, I'm not sure, but I would guess the eclipse because I'm sure it has a history of being crashed and driven faster.

IT all dont matter what kind of car it is,it is age,if you a teen and your parents add you on their policy it will raise it about $1.500.00.if you try to get it yourself,you may not get insured or it will run you around 3 to 5 grand a year.

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