Extremely high car insurance
04-07-2008, 04:57 PM
#21
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RE: Extremely high car insurance
I pay $1550/yr for the 'stang and my winter beater, a 97 Grand Prix. Full coverage on both, with much higher than regular coverages.
I'm with Progressive Direct. When I was 24/25, Erie Insurance gave me a REAL good deal. Try them. I was paying $2400/yr for the GP when I was 24, then I switched to Erie and it went down to $1100/yr... Then switched to Progressive Direct, went down to $800/yr.
Clean record, no moving violations at all (that didn't get reduced to parking tickets, anyway)...
I'm with Progressive Direct. When I was 24/25, Erie Insurance gave me a REAL good deal. Try them. I was paying $2400/yr for the GP when I was 24, then I switched to Erie and it went down to $1100/yr... Then switched to Progressive Direct, went down to $800/yr.
Clean record, no moving violations at all (that didn't get reduced to parking tickets, anyway)...
04-07-2008, 05:11 PM
#22
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RE: Extremely high car insurance
ORIGINAL: craezjo
wow none of you come close to what i pay for insurance im 20 have live in brooklyn ny, and have full coverage, no tickets, no points, no crashes, been driving for 3 yrs. i have allstate and i pay 1100 A MONTH.....beat that
wow none of you come close to what i pay for insurance im 20 have live in brooklyn ny, and have full coverage, no tickets, no points, no crashes, been driving for 3 yrs. i have allstate and i pay 1100 A MONTH.....beat that
04-07-2008, 05:40 PM
#25
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RE: Extremely high car insurance
there is more than price to consider when choosing a company, some of the bigger ones might not be the lowest possible price but they are usually close, and then the service they provide if you do need to file a claim (even if an accident isn't your fault, you can file the claim on your insurance if the other company is screwing you) and bigger companies usually give you a fair deal.. some smaller ones may not..
04-07-2008, 07:29 PM
#28
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RE: Extremely high car insurance
ORIGINAL: MustangChris04
thats just willingly taking it up the ***...
ORIGINAL: craezjo
wow none of you come close to what i pay for insurance im 20 have live in brooklyn ny, and have full coverage, no tickets, no points, no crashes, been driving for 3 yrs. i have allstate and i pay 1100 A MONTH.....beat that
wow none of you come close to what i pay for insurance im 20 have live in brooklyn ny, and have full coverage, no tickets, no points, no crashes, been driving for 3 yrs. i have allstate and i pay 1100 A MONTH.....beat that
That and he must be a pimp or living in the car.
04-07-2008, 10:31 PM
#30
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RE: Extremely high car insurance
My stang is only about $1300 a year (ridiculously high liability coverage). 24 years old, no accidents, no tickets.
My wife's prius, however, is a different story. She has two at fault accidents in the last two years, so her premium is $2300 a year for the same coverage.
Needless to say, my wife now pays for her own insurance.
My wife's prius, however, is a different story. She has two at fault accidents in the last two years, so her premium is $2300 a year for the same coverage.
Needless to say, my wife now pays for her own insurance.