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Holy cow it's astonishing how much some are in for! $6K a year? That's more than my and my son's car pmts.
I'm at ~$65/mo 43 SoCal Married Full coverage, 100K/300K, $250 deductible No tickets or reportable claims on the record Also w/ the same company: 3 other cars, house, life Even my kid with a '12 Elantra @ 22 yrs old is ~$160/mo. |
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Damn at these high rates everyone has!!
COMBINED '13 Frs and '07 Silverado is $92/mo full coverage -31 -Alfa Ins. -Asphalt -Single -Many tickets over the years(none in past 2)/1 small claim -$500 deductible
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Combined 13 frs full coverage and 88 Bronco liability
20 Single Middle Tennessee $245 a month.. and might be going up. Damn speed trap in a place I was unfamiliar with Sent from my SCH-I535 using Tapatalk |
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Realize a house payment, life insurance, multiple vehicles, & being married all are good things for your insurance rate.
Those of us who are urban, single vehicle, unmarried apartment dwellers are going to pay quite a bit more to insure our cars than you married types Sent from my SCH-I535 using Tapatalk
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& those of us living in Ontario,Canada get bent over just for living here
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23/single and loving it
Gieco 0 accident/0 tickets full coverage 100k/300k, $500 deductible $88-90ish monthly raven frs 6mt |
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$71 a month
Geico 100k/300k $100k/300k uninsured $500 deductible $500 deductible comp/collision 10 series Age 34, male/married, no tickets or accidents, central valley california. LOL, costs $35 a month for my other 2013 Avalon hybrid which costs a whole lot more. So its a total $106 a month for both vehicles. |
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$100k/300k coverages
$500 deductible Driven more than 7500 miles a year 25yr old male No tickets on my record $86/month (coincedence?) I used to have another car which dropped the FR-S down to $80/mo, but the FR-S is currently the only car I have.
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My insurance went up for next year by $280. Not sure why exactly since I don't have any additional points. Going to assume normal rate increase and maybe rate increase for our cars.
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Well, I don't own an 86, but here's an interesting comparison. Also, holy cow, some of you pay a lot for insurance.
Coverage: (both cars) $100k/300k coverage (incl. uninsured motorist) $500 coll. deductible $100 comp. deductible (mostly for auto glass purposes) Roadside assistance Me: 23, male, single, sole driver, no tickets/accidents Cars: 2007 Subaru Outback 2.5i M/T (120k mi) Silver Driven 12k-14k mi/yr 2006 Porsche Cayman S M/T (51k mi) Red Driven ~8k/yr My total? $471/6 months, or $78/mo (covers both cars) EDIT: Oh, I forgot to mention. This is with Geico. Last edited by chrisl; 11-26-2013 at 11:11 PM. |
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$36.75 per month
64/widower Hot Lava Pemco 1 ticket in last year Full coverage/ $500 I live in Washington state and have multiple cars on the policy and homeowners insurance with this company. |
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i'm going to throw a hypothetical situation at you as to why i've chosen my liability choices say you're driving down a busy road and some ass hat decides to cut you off extremely close and then has to brake quickly, and you have no time to stop and therefore run into the back of him now you have no witnesses because nobody wanted to stop and help you out now it turns out buddy is some kind of rich doctor and he is now injured from the accident and your 1 million dollar coverage doesn't cover his costs guess what?, you're at fault because you hit him even though it was completely his fault and it's your word against his.. did the couple hundred dollars you saved over the years make that 1 million dollar liability worth it? driving in my city i've had a couple people do exactly that same thing to me before.. i was just lucky they didn't have to brake fast or i would have ended up in the back of them Idiots are everywhere and there's nothing you can do to stop them and it's always better to be safe than sorry Last edited by executor; 11-26-2013 at 08:32 PM. |
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