I am 16 looking to get a 2010 camaro. Should I?

Asked by Spenhawk12 Dec 25, 2016 at 10:44 PM about the 2010 Chevrolet Camaro LS Coupe RWD

Question type: Shopping & Pricing

I am 16 years old and considering purchasing a
2010 Chevy camaro. Regardless of price I am
curious how much insurance would cost and if it is
worth it. My other option is a 2015 ford focus
sedan that gets better miles but doesn't look nearly
as good. What should I do?

5 Answers

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Get the Focus, it just makes more sense. You have plenty of time to look cool later in life.

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Hi, I'm 18 and I'm looking at 2011 Camaro right now. As far as insurance, I pay a little under $50 for my 2009 Silverado right now. I say if you can afford it, why not get it? Life is too short. But I agree with nicecars12, get your parents opinions too.

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Yes, per month on my parents policy. I'm pretty sure it's full coverage too.

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If you get the Camero buy one with the 6 cylinder engine as your mileage will be better and the insurance will cost less.

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