Infiniti g37????????

I'm 19 and I'm getting an used 2007 Infiniti for $12000 yayy ive been driving for a year with


no tickets or anything! how much would my insurance cost? I live by myself in Virginia far away from parents just with my gf so don't even rely on my parents..|||Its very likely a 2007 Infiniti G35 sedan or coupe, the G37 coupe didn't come out till 2008 %26amp; the G37 sedan didn't come out till 2009. The 2007 G35 sedan is the same vehicle as the 2009 G37 sedan model only the 09 model received an engine revision from a 3.5 litter V6 with 306 HP found in the 07 model to a 3.7 litter V6 composing 328 HP which quickly prompted its name for a G35 to a G37 sedan. And for $12,000???? That car must have been in some sort of accident where I might add the car was TOTALED and then repaired. Usually 2007 Infiniti models sell for a good $19,000 used. I would have a mechanic inspect the over all condition and state of the vehicle, you dont want to fall into a money pit. Infiniti builds great quality %26amp; reliable cars however if this vehicle has any sort of problems mechanically its going to get very expensive to fix, after all this is an Infiniti not a Honda. The replacement components of a luxury vehicle are going to be 2 or 3 times more expensive then your average vehicle. And if the car holds a "salvaged title" that means its factory warranty is automatically voided. To answer your following question Insurance cost all depend on your driving record, age, type of car, the insurer you are affiliated to, area you live in and how far you commute each day as well as other factors that come into play. Remember that at your age you will have a higher insurance rate compared to your parents paying as low as 50% less then what you will be paying on insurance. Also keep in mind that the insurance of a G35 sedan will be much lower then that of a G35 coupe only because the intended purpose of a coupe is to be a sports car, so the insurance company will take into account that people driving a sports coupe will more likely speed opposed to those in a sedan even if in your case its not true, but sometimes it all varies. You can also lower your insurance cost in many other ways, if you are currently an enrolled student with a 3.0 or higher GPA you will be eligible for a deductible as much as $100- $150 less.