'Steer clear of anyone driving a Scion tC'
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'Steer clear of anyone driving a Scion tC'
http://editorial.autos.msn.com/artic...umentid=800518
'Here's some highway safety advice from the insurance industry: Steer clear of anyone driving a Scion tC. This sporty, 161-horsepower coupe from the Toyota-owned youth brand tops a list of vehicles with the highest frequency of collision claims — that is, it's the car on the road today most likely to be involved in a crash.
The list is based on data compiled by the Highway Loss Data Institute (HDLI), a non-profit organization supported by the insurance industry and located in Arlington, Va. It includes cars and light trucks that are one to three years old, and rates each model based on the number of examples of that model that are on the road. The HLDI says it receives a monthly flow of claims data from 30 insurance companies that represent about 80 percent of privately owned and insured vehicles. Each model is assigned a ranking that is relative to the average for all vehicles. With a ranking of 165, the 2005-2007 Scion tC has 65 percent more insurance claims than the average.'
'Here's some highway safety advice from the insurance industry: Steer clear of anyone driving a Scion tC. This sporty, 161-horsepower coupe from the Toyota-owned youth brand tops a list of vehicles with the highest frequency of collision claims — that is, it's the car on the road today most likely to be involved in a crash.
The list is based on data compiled by the Highway Loss Data Institute (HDLI), a non-profit organization supported by the insurance industry and located in Arlington, Va. It includes cars and light trucks that are one to three years old, and rates each model based on the number of examples of that model that are on the road. The HLDI says it receives a monthly flow of claims data from 30 insurance companies that represent about 80 percent of privately owned and insured vehicles. Each model is assigned a ranking that is relative to the average for all vehicles. With a ranking of 165, the 2005-2007 Scion tC has 65 percent more insurance claims than the average.'
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The six vehicles leading the list are all compact, sporty cars favored by "The Fast and the Furious" generation of young enthusiast drivers
omg...that stupid movie again.
stereotypes are the worst....
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Originally Posted by ahatch133
its called sterotyping.
since we like to have nice clean looking cars we MUST be racing them.
since we like to have nice clean looking cars we MUST be racing them.
Originally Posted by tcCAlI
Originally Posted by ahatch133
its called sterotyping.
since we like to have nice clean looking cars we MUST be racing them.
since we like to have nice clean looking cars we MUST be racing them.
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Originally Posted by NYNCTC
Originally Posted by tcCAlI
Originally Posted by ahatch133
its called sterotyping.
since we like to have nice clean looking cars we MUST be racing them.
since we like to have nice clean looking cars we MUST be racing them.
look at my pic it says i live in michigan.
but we are over here soo...
repost.
Originally Posted by tCheesy
" What are ya' thinkin' Lance..... 40 weight, 50 weight?"
FnF lol. dang that sucks.. i think its only because there are alot of scions out there.
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Originally Posted by ahatch133
Originally Posted by NYNCTC
Originally Posted by tcCAlI
Originally Posted by ahatch133
its called sterotyping.
since we like to have nice clean looking cars we MUST be racing them.
since we like to have nice clean looking cars we MUST be racing them.
look at my pic it says i live in michigan.
but we are over here soo...
repost.
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Originally Posted by tcCAlI
^ high insurance? you are 47!!!!
Yes, relatively so.
The tC costs the same as a new 370Z would.
I only pay $200 a year for full coverage on my sportbike.
My tC costs $800 for full coverage, $500 deductible.
Other cars in this category would be about $600 a year.
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