I got this from State Farm's website ... now I'm thinking what do they mean by "upset of the car" and if the vehicle is parked but gets damaged, which coverage comes into play?

Collision
Pays for damage to a covered vehicle caused by collision with another object or by upset of the car. A deductible is required.
Comprehensive
Pays for loss of or damage to a covered vehicle, except loss caused by collision or upset. Examples include loss caused by fire, wind, hail, flood, vandalism, theft or impact with an animal. A deductible may apply.

I just drove a Stagea. Turbo 4wd, amazing. Check out the interior too (see pics at link below):
http://www.motormagazinesha.co.jp/me...001_10/011017/

I love the TV tuner
It's a real pain getting used to the km/h speedo. The fact that it's RHD ain't so bad, just keep mixing up the wiper and turn signals.

 

20M, no accidents, one speeding (14 over, reduced to "turning w/out signal), w/ State Farm in Colorado

Was originally $2050/yr before good grades, living out of state in a rented place (somehow got me in the <25 married bracket?, I don't know how but I like it ), and insured w/ my family (5 cars) dropped it to $1200/yr.