How much would be my monthly payment on a red 2008 mustang. I'm 18 a girl no accident history strait A's. And never go over speed limit

Asked by Da_wadess May 03, 2015 at 09:12 PM about the 2008 Ford Mustang V6 Deluxe Coupe RWD

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2000P71 answered 9 years ago

HA HA funny answer above! But seriously, what makes your rates high are 1) Mustang 2) Red, yes rates are higher for red cars 3) only two years of driving experience, assuming you got you license at 16. I'd be shocked if you find anyone to write a policy for less than $300 per month and not including collision coverage. With collision coverage, probably $500-600 easily.

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Da_wadess answered 9 years ago

Ok for one no need to get rude. Just wanted to know because I have a grey 2004 mustang gt right now. My grades do have something to be with it because through most insurance company's give u better rates as I do now takes about 50$ off mine now. Same with me being a girl. I just wondered if it would go up for the color and a little bit of and upgrade.

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