What do you guys think? (Car Insurance)
12-14-2006, 12:17 PM
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Originally Posted by SSE14U24ME
do you go to school? What does your driving record look like?
100% clean
been driving sense 18, im 22 now, going to be 23 in 3.5months
Live at home, im the only one that drives that car.
12-14-2006, 12:20 PM
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Originally Posted by bandit
Originally Posted by SSE14U24ME
do you go to school? What does your driving record look like?
100% clean
been driving sense 18, im 22 now, going to be 23 in 3.5months
Live at home, im the only one that drives that car.
My insurance for 6 months on my car is:
A 50 /100 /50 127.69 Liability
C10000 28.07 Medical
D500 31.90 Comp
G500 82.78 Coll
U1 25 /50 /25 39.20 Uninsured/Underinsured
Z 4.60 Disability
* 2.40 Accidental death/dismemberment
12-14-2006, 12:33 PM
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Nope they go throw a different company, and i tried them, They wanted allot more. So i said screw them.
USAA didn't accept me, just tried it.
So i think Geico is my only choice. :?
USAA didn't accept me, just tried it.
So i think Geico is my only choice. :?
12-14-2006, 12:44 PM
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Toasty...You must be getting hammered for being near Boston...
Mine isn't bad.. Bonne costs me about $800 a year with full coverage and higher amounts due to owning a house.
Mine isn't bad.. Bonne costs me about $800 a year with full coverage and higher amounts due to owning a house.
12-14-2006, 12:54 PM
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Originally Posted by BillBoost37
Toasty...You must be getting hammered for being near Boston...
Mine isn't bad.. Bonne costs me about $800 a year with full coverage and higher amounts due to owning a house.
Mine isn't bad.. Bonne costs me about $800 a year with full coverage and higher amounts due to owning a house.
12-14-2006, 01:09 PM
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Originally Posted by toastedoats
Originally Posted by BillBoost37
Toasty...You must be getting hammered for being near Boston...
Mine isn't bad.. Bonne costs me about $800 a year with full coverage and higher amounts due to owning a house.
Mine isn't bad.. Bonne costs me about $800 a year with full coverage and higher amounts due to owning a house.
12-14-2006, 01:55 PM
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I pay $1600/yr for full coverage on the acura with full coverage. I'm with nation wide. I have renters and comp on the bonneville through them both cars are still registered in Binghamton. I looked at registering them in Rochester since I am considering changing it to my permenant address and it will up the integra to $2400/year.
The multi-discounts help a lot, and i only keep comp/glass/liability on my cars usually (loan on the integra, so full is required) Since the replacement cost of my bonneville is under $3000, the $3-400 difference every 6 months would pay for the car within a year or two. Plus, if I should do something stupid, it'* my own fault.
Definsive driving helps lower insurance too. $60 at most for the course and it removes previous points (up to 3) and gives a 10% discount on most insurances helps too
The multi-discounts help a lot, and i only keep comp/glass/liability on my cars usually (loan on the integra, so full is required) Since the replacement cost of my bonneville is under $3000, the $3-400 difference every 6 months would pay for the car within a year or two. Plus, if I should do something stupid, it'* my own fault.
Definsive driving helps lower insurance too. $60 at most for the course and it removes previous points (up to 3) and gives a 10% discount on most insurances helps too
12-15-2006, 09:53 PM
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Originally Posted by Mike1995
Try USAA.
too bad you did not serve in the military or your parents did not...I pay half of just about anyone else and have 500,000/250,000 for way too cheap
