Things You'll Need:
- Quotes from more than three insurance companies or agents
- All relevant information such as the condition of the car, automatic seat belts and anti-lock brakes
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Step 1
Think through your buying options well ahead of your purchase. Talk with other sports car owners about their experience, driving and handling a sports car as well as their experience getting insurance.
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Step 2
Ask your dealer before purchasing if the car you are considering buying is classified as a sports car.
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Step 3
Get insurance quotes from more than three insurance companies or agents. The car classification database of a company may see some as sports cars, but another company's may not. So, see how it stacks up as multiple sources categorize your car.
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Step 4
Lower your premium by giving all relevant information such as the condition of the car, automatic seat belts and anti-lock brakes.
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Step 5
Do not give wrong information about your car. Be upfront and honest with the insurance company about the specifications.








