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what are other people paying for insurance for R33 gtr's and what are your conditions. i got a quote for full comp for $2200 from just car insurance. thats a daily driver, with unlimited mods, im 25yo and a rating 1. my excess is $2000 for a prang.

Call Shannons or try justinsuranceservices.com.au. There's also Torque, Vigil and Famous that may be able to help. Ring around and be polite to the person on the phone, there's always other options. :)

Just about to pick up my series 2 r33 gtst from the dealer this week and i'm getting full comp from justcar's for $3634. 19 year old with an at fault accident beginning of last year. It was the only company that would insure me and full comp insurance was a condition of my loan. I was looking at the insurance prices for normal (read: boring) cars around the $18000 mark and they were still quite expensive. I wanted a fun car to drive so I didnt think it was that much of a sacrafice to have a performance car.

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