* Year and Model: Older Corvettes are generally cheaper to insure than newer ones. A classic Corvette might even be more expensive than a newer model due to parts costs and collector car insurance considerations. Specific model features (performance package, etc.) also matter.
* Driver's Profile: Your age, driving history (accidents, tickets), credit score, location, and even your occupation all heavily influence your premiums. A young, inexperienced driver will pay significantly more than an older driver with a clean record.
* Coverage Level: Comprehensive and collision coverage (which covers damage to *your* car) is significantly more expensive than liability-only coverage (which covers damage to *others'* property or injuries to others). Higher deductibles will lower your premiums.
* Insurance Company: Different insurance companies have different pricing structures and risk assessments. Shopping around and comparing quotes from multiple companies is crucial.
* Location: Insurance rates vary widely by state and even by zip code due to things like theft rates and accident frequency.
To find out how much *you* would pay, you need to get quotes from several insurance companies. Use online comparison tools or contact insurance agents directly. Provide them with accurate information about your car, your driving history, and the coverage you want.
