How can my 17 year old son get insurance on a 1988 Porsche 944 Turbo? Please help as i want to get him this.?

Most insurers will not cover such a young driver in such an expensive and powerful car. Those that will will almost certainly charge you an excessively high price to do so. you should try the larger more reputable firms first like All-State and Mercury.

Perhaps there is a good reason insurance companies wont insure him, such as the high probability of accidents or deaths ? You may have the most responsible son in the world, but most teenagers have no business driving a car like that. And most parents know it.

You could be the primary driver on the 944 and then have him on your car or some lesser car. Normally they rate the primary on the car for the rate and then others can drive the car, just not as the primary. Who is going to know.

Not likely for a 17 year old. l had one when l was 26 and it still cost over $2500 per year and thats with a good driving record.

A 944 turbo was in the list of the top 10 ''Fastest'' production cars in the world while it was in production.

Adopt me please.
The only way l know of is to create a business corporation and make the 944 a company car and hire your son. and get a good life insurance policy on him too

Any insurance should take care of it.

Get quotes from Geico, AllState, StateFarm, and other insurance companies.

It is a classic car but they will still insure it.

However, he cannot own the car or finance it until he is 18. And to finance, he needs 3 lines of credit with a good credit history. 3 lined of credit is like 3 credit cards.

They should not restrict him for insurance. 944 Turbos are fast, but not overly so. Calling Progressive is the only advice l can give you.

Try this one - http://carquotes.sinfree.net - l personally have their car insurance.
As l know they have lowest rates for teens and first time drivers.
First time drivers usually have much higher rates than others. And it depends from car. Porsche is very expensive to insure for a young driver.

It would be very hard in doing so, the insurance companies would reject him.

its to powerful and most insurers wont insure your son because of the power of the car. give it a go and see if it works out.


good luck