What do you pay for car insurance
02-17-2009, 07:56 PM
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What do you pay for car insurance WHAT DO YOU PAY? per 6months , or for a year or per month? Do you have any tickets and what is your age! Oh yeah what company insures you?
02-17-2009, 08:07 PM
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Keep in mind in a V6 but:
State Farm Insurance
I've had them since I was 17 (now 27)
Full Coverage with high coverage and low premiums
Rental Car Coverage
Renters Insurance
No Tickets No Points
$80 / month
State Farm Insurance
I've had them since I was 17 (now 27)
Full Coverage with high coverage and low premiums
Rental Car Coverage
Renters Insurance
No Tickets No Points
$80 / month
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02-17-2009, 08:21 PM
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[QUOTE=Camaro Jearmy;11075660]check esurance they really have great prices[/QUOTE
i live in philadelphia, my rates are crazy 375 a month!!!! lol this is crazy. Full coverage with Collision and Comprehensive but still .. im still 22 though so i dunno
i live in philadelphia, my rates are crazy 375 a month!!!! lol this is crazy. Full coverage with Collision and Comprehensive but still .. im still 22 though so i dunno
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I pay 85ish per month.
Allstate
rental coverage (but thats gay, they dont even fully cover the cheapest rental)
full coverage
$100 deductables.
and I am 25, got a few tickets, but nothin for several years (and most of them are window tints and such) so they should be gone soon. I did have one car totalled, but it was because of a flood, not me... they charged me more for it anyway.
Allstate
rental coverage (but thats gay, they dont even fully cover the cheapest rental)
full coverage
$100 deductables.
and I am 25, got a few tickets, but nothin for several years (and most of them are window tints and such) so they should be gone soon. I did have one car totalled, but it was because of a flood, not me... they charged me more for it anyway.
02-17-2009, 09:31 PM
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[QUOTE=ShowtimeSteeleLS1SS;11075736]
OMG
I don't miss being young as much as I thought. I pay $250 a month for full coverage with a $100 deductable on my 2003 BMW M3 vert, my 2006 Honda Ridgeline, my wifes 2008 Honda CRV, and my 2001 Harley Ultra Classic. Policy is through State Farm, it's a branch of my father in laws policy who has had them since cars were invented (I think).
Don't worry, it gets better as you get older provided you can keep your record semi clean and don't do anything stupid like drive drunk and get caught.
By the way. I don't recomend insurance companies you can't talk to face to face. I once had my Harley insured with Sentry insurance. When I had an accident they sent someone from a claims adjustment company to look at it because they don't actually have people to do that. Long stort short they screwed up the claim big time and I probably spent 2-3 hours on the phone to more people than I can count getting it straight. E surance is just like this. I'm not saying you will have problems with them. I'm just saying that if you do, you will be lucky to find someone that can actually help you. When I had my problem, Sentry told me that it wasn't their problem, they simply paid me what the adjuster they hired told them to pay me.
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I don't miss being young as much as I thought. I pay $250 a month for full coverage with a $100 deductable on my 2003 BMW M3 vert, my 2006 Honda Ridgeline, my wifes 2008 Honda CRV, and my 2001 Harley Ultra Classic. Policy is through State Farm, it's a branch of my father in laws policy who has had them since cars were invented (I think).Don't worry, it gets better as you get older provided you can keep your record semi clean and don't do anything stupid like drive drunk and get caught.
By the way. I don't recomend insurance companies you can't talk to face to face. I once had my Harley insured with Sentry insurance. When I had an accident they sent someone from a claims adjustment company to look at it because they don't actually have people to do that. Long stort short they screwed up the claim big time and I probably spent 2-3 hours on the phone to more people than I can count getting it straight. E surance is just like this. I'm not saying you will have problems with them. I'm just saying that if you do, you will be lucky to find someone that can actually help you. When I had my problem, Sentry told me that it wasn't their problem, they simply paid me what the adjuster they hired told them to pay me.
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Full Coverage on both 19/ no tickets Multicar and alarm discounts
357/ 6 month - 60/month
On my daily
2006 pacifica
435 / 6 month - 72/month
Im with American family on my own policy
I just pay 150 month
357/ 6 month - 60/month
On my daily
2006 pacifica
435 / 6 month - 72/month
Im with American family on my own policy
I just pay 150 month