Who is your insurer?
04-04-2010, 01:52 AM
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Who is your insurer?
New member who has been lurking a bit. I tried searching, but couldn't find any recent posts regarding insurers. Just wondering which company coupe owners are using, and what you're paying. Having a tough time getting under $3k/year with no at-fault accidents and one speeding ticket on my record living in the Tampa Bay area.
04-04-2010, 01:58 AM
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There is a search please use it next time.
I use Nationwide I use to be with GIECO but Nationwide started giving me a better rate. I pay $750 every 6 months and I'm only 24. I was paying $1260 every 6 months from GIECO.
I use Nationwide I use to be with GIECO but Nationwide started giving me a better rate. I pay $750 every 6 months and I'm only 24. I was paying $1260 every 6 months from GIECO.
04-04-2010, 02:05 AM
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04-04-2010, 07:52 AM
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State Farm .... $660 for a year, $250 deductable ....long time State Farm customer with good record.
04-04-2010, 08:02 AM
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New member who has been lurking a bit. I tried searching, but couldn't find any recent posts regarding insurers. Just wondering which company coupe owners are using, and what you're paying. Having a tough time getting under $3k/year with no at-fault accidents and one speeding ticket on my record living in the Tampa Bay area.
Your probably not going to find a major difference in rates among the more common insurance carriers.
I've got Allstate... I'm paying $1100/yr , my 07' Dodge Ram costs more to insure ($1650/yr)!
04-04-2010, 08:24 AM
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You didnt mention your age, that might have alot to do with your rate. Also your credit score factors in as well...
Your probably not going to find a major difference in rates among the more common insurance carriers.
I've got Allstate... I'm paying $1100/yr , my 07' Dodge Ram costs more to insure ($1650/yr)!
Your probably not going to find a major difference in rates among the more common insurance carriers.
I've got Allstate... I'm paying $1100/yr , my 07' Dodge Ram costs more to insure ($1650/yr)!
While I'm thinking about, my coverage details are: Provider - Geico, Liability - 100/300, Comp/Coll - $500ded/$500ded, UM/UIM - 10/20, no roadside assistance, $20/day/$600 maximum rental. That includes all of the details I can remember at the moment.
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I'm in Torrance, CA and with State Farm I'm paying $1008/yr with 250/500/100 liability, $500 deductibles on collision and comp, $5000 med pay, roadside asst, rental $50/day $1200 max, uninsured motorist 250/500.
$3K/yr does seem rather high given the OK coverages listed. Of course age plays a factor. I was paying $4,400/yr when I was 24 and driving a 300ZX TT.
Regardless of what you buy, make sure you compare equivalent or similar coverages. The most important thing is not necessarily price. If you have a house or any assets or have a good job, you want to make sure you have the right coverages so if something bad happens, you won't risk losing your assets or getting your wages garnished b/c you didn't have enough insurance.
If you have a house, I'd also recommend getting an umbrella policy. I bought a $1 million umbrella policy that stacks on top of all my auto and homeowners policies and it was only another $250/yr.
$3K/yr does seem rather high given the OK coverages listed. Of course age plays a factor. I was paying $4,400/yr when I was 24 and driving a 300ZX TT.
Regardless of what you buy, make sure you compare equivalent or similar coverages. The most important thing is not necessarily price. If you have a house or any assets or have a good job, you want to make sure you have the right coverages so if something bad happens, you won't risk losing your assets or getting your wages garnished b/c you didn't have enough insurance.
If you have a house, I'd also recommend getting an umbrella policy. I bought a $1 million umbrella policy that stacks on top of all my auto and homeowners policies and it was only another $250/yr.
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