[trublucamaro]

Does anyone have any idea what insurance on the 2015 ZL-1's is costing? I know there's a lot of factors like Age, driving record etc... but was curious if people are getting hammered on insurance for these... I'm looking to get a 2017, and would like to have an idea what folks are shelling out....

Thanks

[OldJedi]

It depends on how much you plan to drive the car. If it is going to be a weekend toy with low mileage, you can get collector insurance. If it is a daily driver then check around. USAA has been pretty good if you have military eligibility.

[trublucamaro]

I carry Hagerty on my classic now... didn't think about using them. I also do use USAA for my current daily drivers. No, this car won't get driven a lot... I'm guessing less than 3000 per year. My current GMC Sierra is 4 years old, and has 27k.

[Heavymetal454]

I have NJ Mfg insurance. I have 4 cars on it and I pay less than 3K per year. Condon and Skelly is a good option for collector cars but the mileage limit was 1500 annually.

[RJ111]

Mine is close to 600.00 a year on my 15, and I think that is high compared to my other cars. I'm 49 with no points, with 6 vehicles and a HD insured, and my homeowners.

[trublucamaro]

Originally Posted by RJ111

Mine is close to 600.00 a year on my 15, and I think that is high compared to my other cars. I'm 49 with no points, with 6 vehicles and a HD insured, and my homeowners.

I'm 49 also, no points... only 2 other vehicles... but this gives me a good idea. Thank you.

[Childs Play]

I had a 2012 ZL1 and was 26 at the time. It was the weekender car and I had a 2001 Honda Insight for the DD. Both full coverage insured was around $100-$120 a month. Not sure how I managed that... But it was a hella deal (At least for me). And it wasn't some crap cut rate policy either.

[BigGuy81]

This is kind of a pointless question. Insurance rates depend on a whole number of things, including:

- Zip code
- State
- Driving record
- Age of driver
- Length of insurance coverage
- Number of vehicles

[Heavymetal454]

Originally Posted by BigGuy81

This is kind of a pointless question. Insurance rates depend on a whole number of things, including:

- Zip code
- State
- Driving record
- Age of driver
- Length of insurance coverage
- Number of vehicles

I believe the OP was curious as to whether owning this vehicle would discount all those factors. Example is I can be just as much of a jerk in a SmartCar so why should I pay more for a ZL1. Fortunately with a good record, age and multiple vehicles I expect to be quoted fairly. If not I'll likely buy a Tesla P85 and go drag racing with it in the spirit of being environmentally friendly.

[ThatRedFirebird]

Luckily, for Progressive, they don't differentiate GM models as anything more than "V8 Camaro Coupe." When I priced out a C5 Z06 vs C5 Base, it was like $6/mo more. The year of the vehicle made a way bigger difference, even in the same gen (1998 vs 2003 for instance).

What I'm saying is if you can afford to insure a V8 2017 Camaro you can probably insure a V8 Supercharged 2017 Camaro. It'll be more but not a crazy amount.

[trublucamaro]

Originally Posted by BigGuy81

This is kind of a pointless question. Insurance rates depend on a whole number of things, including:

- Zip code - State - Driving record - Age of driver - Length of insurance coverage - Number of vehicles

Hence why I said "I know there's a lot of factors like Age, driving record etc... but was curious if people are getting hammered on insurance for these... "

But you probably just read the thread title and didn't read the original post.

Thanks for your input...

To the others, thank you. I appreciate it.

[OldJedi]

Trublu, I have my insurance with National Corvette Museum's Collector Policy. I pay $1400.00 total p/yr. for the 67 Vette, 12 ZL1 and 15 Corvette all at declared value (No Depreciation). I'm limited to 6000 mi. p/yr per car and have to keep them in a garage. Give Adam or Bobbie Jo a call and see if they can help you.

[trublucamaro]

Originally Posted by OldJedi

Give Adam or Bobbie Jo a call and see if they can help you.

Sounds good. Thank you. I will!

[gblaue]

$800/year