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How much cost Mazda RX8 car insurance?

Mazda RX8 General Information

The Mazda RX8 was Mazda's answer to a muscle car that made a comeback in the early 2000s. It has some issues but overall the Mazda RX8 was a solid vehicle at a reasonable price that could compete with other sports cars in its class. Mazda has a history of producing safe affordable vehicles and the RX8 was no different. The RX8 went out of production in 201.

How much does it cost to insure my Mazda RX8

The rates for the Mazda RX8 average between $71 and $106/month. Annually the RX8 will cost between $803 and $1,364 with the average at $1,284. The cost is relatively low for what could be considered a sports car but Mazda has a proven record of safety and reliability. Despite some of the RX8 shortcomings it was still a reliable vehicle. The RX8 has not been in production for almost ten years so that may effect the rates listed.

Model Year Total Premium
2011 Mazda RX-8 $1,278
2010 Mazda RX-8 $1,248

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The RX8 had spunk. It was evident that it could move but the problems with the vehicle centered around it fuel efficiency and that it burned oil. The RX8 has a 232 hp 1.3 liter rotary engine and a manual transmission. The RX8 overall is a fun vehicle but it had issues with extreme gas consumption with only 18 mpg in city and 24 on the highway. You could use it as a commuter vehicle, but it wouldn't be cost effective for you.

Mazda RX8 Safety Rating And Damage Threshold

There was no data from IIHS or the NHTSA about the Mazda RX8 but Mazda has a good record of putting reliable safe vehicles on the road. The RX8 came equipped with anti-lock brakes, stability controls, and other safety features common in 2011. There are no driver assisted safety features for the RX8. The damage threshold for the Mazda RX8 is $25,300 however as stated above due to the RX8 no longer being in production that number may have gone down significantly in the last decade.

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