From: "Robert Comer" 

Thanks for tips!

Rental's a lot more expensive around here, so it's not really an option.

I'll probably end up buying used unfortunately, I just don't have the money
to get what I truly want. (a Subaru Legacy Outback S/W, or a WRX STi 
)

There's are also the demos that are coming back from the sales people, that
may be what I end up with.

- Bob Comer


"John Beamish"  wrote in
message news:41410040$1{at}w3.nls.net...
> Loads of variables:
>
> 1.  Your neighbourhood
> 2.  Your driving pattern (commute or not; short or long commute)
> 3.  Cost of vehicle
> 4.  Cost to repair vehicle
> 5.  Theft (somebody mentioned this downthread)
> 6.  Engine size (4 vs 6 cyl)
> 7.  New vs. old.
>
> Since you're in a real rush, maybe you should consider either several
> month
> rental (monthly rentals seem to be about 1.25 * monthly payment based on
> what I discovered a couple of years ago) or buy a used car and use that
> while you're shopping around -- less pressure to make an immediate choice.
>
> Finally, this is a great time of year to be buying because dealers are
> trying to clear their lots of (well, lots of -- sorry, couldn't resist the
> pun) last year's model.
>
>
> "Robert Comer"  wrote in message
> news:413ff8f7$1{at}w3.nls.net...
>> I'm looking for some kind of article on the web about just what cars are
>> cheaper to insure than other cars, but I haven't come up with the magical
>> keywords yet to get it.  I'd really appreciate it if someone comes up
>> with
>> such an article!
>>
>
>

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