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Louisiana Owners Insurance Thread
If ya'll don't mind who are you insured with ? How much a year ? Age and good driving record ?
Thanks, 22R |
Geico, located in Louisiana, paying $1530/yr, comprehensive with $100k/200k body and $100k property, $1000 deductibles.
22 y/o with totally clean driving record. Still feels a bit crazy expensive to me, but that's coming from auto insurance in Colorado before, which is apparently much cheaper. I'd love to hear what others are paying in this region for their twins. |
state farm, 1395 every 6 months $250 deductible. 32 clean driving record. I need to shop around after seeing how cheap autinvojta Is getting his. I am being raped.. I know my deductible is low, but still, im paying double and only have 15k/30k/25k
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just did a quote with geico. 6 month policy is $2k. idk how youre getting it that cheap. im 10 years older than you and nothing on my record.
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Edit: Realized I can see 2016 FR-S under your name. What state are you in? How much are you reporting to them that you drive your car per week/month? |
In Louisiana with you lol
And I think I have it at 12k a year I'm already at 32k miles on mine |
I am paying State Farm 1378.92/yr for my 2017 86. My 17 year old drives it to high school during the week ( two mins from home ) and me and my and wife use it on weekends. He is listed on my 2012 Camry as primary. No tickets or accidents at fault in any of our driver histories. La insurance is super high because so many do not carry it. ( but wait that is illegal ) State will not allow impounding of uninsured drivers cars so those who play by the rules also get to pay for the game. I wish we would go to no fault insurance where if you wreck your insurance pays to fix you and your car and if you did not carry insurance you are on your own...... rates would plummet but it will never happen cause the liberal democrats who wants to make guns illegal do not care that those not purchasing legally required insurance should suffer any consequences. .... rant over !
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As someone looking to relocate to Louisiana these insurance prices are scary, like double what I'm currently paying.
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