Hi /o/, I just got my first car. It's a 1999 4 door Grand

>i just bought my first car
>im new to car ownership
>and driving
>especially in the night time
>moreso if its rainy or snowy or foggy
>how can i avoid the insurance company fucking me?

>>17892468
as for the real answer tho, set your goals in life a whole fucking lot higher and understand that this shit takes a ton of money and time and effort and hardship. so how much do you really like cars?

>>17892450
>Also any advice for first time Grand Prix owners?
everything breaks. everything is easily fixable aside from the radiator

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The best thing to do is check what the different companies can offer you, and what is covered under those offers

Then you decide on what you'd wanna get, buy the car in question and get the insurance

You can do the same thing now, but its always wise to check insurances before buying so that you suddenly don't find yourself being offered nothing but stupidly high premiums for shit coverage

>>17892450
Personally I would forego comprehensive, collision and underinsured insurance, and I would get about double the minimum liability. So like 50/100/50.

>>17893039
depending on where he is at he might be forced to get a plan thats not liability

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GP owner here

did you check the rockers/strut towers for rust before you bought it?

what about the coolant elbows/intake and valve cover gaskets?

has the trans been worked on/replaced at all?

is it a GTP? if so, you can make it pretty quick with not alot of money

congrats, they are great cars for what they are and will run to the end of time with minimal maintenance