Insurance - Bend over
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Originally posted by Skank Dog
Daaaaaang! Some of you are gettin' taken to the cleaners on insurance!! WOW!! I pay $750 a year for full coverage, but mine is not a daily driver and I have it listed as a "recreational" vehicle. I think that helps alot. Ive had mine 1 1/2 years and have 7900 miles on it. I think they limit you on the mileage when you insure them this way, but I cant remember what the mileage limit is! Oh yeah, Im insured with Allstate. Maybe this info. will help some of you out.
Daaaaaang! Some of you are gettin' taken to the cleaners on insurance!! WOW!! I pay $750 a year for full coverage, but mine is not a daily driver and I have it listed as a "recreational" vehicle. I think that helps alot. Ive had mine 1 1/2 years and have 7900 miles on it. I think they limit you on the mileage when you insure them this way, but I cant remember what the mileage limit is! Oh yeah, Im insured with Allstate. Maybe this info. will help some of you out.
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Mine is about $2500 CDN per year (approx. $1650 US). That includes the '01 L, '01 Aurora, '91 Olds Delta 88, 18' aluminum boat with 50hp Merc, and the house.
I figured out a while back that I have paid close to $40,000 in insurance premiums over the years. Total claims? 1 driver's side window on a '88 Mustang LX 5.0 and that was about 10 years ago.
I know, I know- it's there for when you REALLY need it, but it still sucks paying out all that cash.
I figured out a while back that I have paid close to $40,000 in insurance premiums over the years. Total claims? 1 driver's side window on a '88 Mustang LX 5.0 and that was about 10 years ago.
I know, I know- it's there for when you REALLY need it, but it still sucks paying out all that cash.
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Thanks for the replies all.
DEIMATT - I tried farmers, but have not heard of that other one...I will make some more calls today. I have done all my quotes over the net, and they have never been any different from calling and talking to a real person before, is there haggle room in the quotes or what? Why would it be different.
I can't figure out why my rates are so high either, other than that the L is classified as a high performance vehicle and I am under 25...but the fact that I have never hit anything or anyone would weigh in my favor..but apparently not.
I tried AAA already and they were still pricey. I will take your advice and not lower my coverage. I'll look into getting some renters insurance too.
I know progressive gave me the best rates on the bike and ski, but were far off on the cars.
DEIMATT - I tried farmers, but have not heard of that other one...I will make some more calls today. I have done all my quotes over the net, and they have never been any different from calling and talking to a real person before, is there haggle room in the quotes or what? Why would it be different.
I can't figure out why my rates are so high either, other than that the L is classified as a high performance vehicle and I am under 25...but the fact that I have never hit anything or anyone would weigh in my favor..but apparently not.
I tried AAA already and they were still pricey. I will take your advice and not lower my coverage. I'll look into getting some renters insurance too.
I know progressive gave me the best rates on the bike and ski, but were far off on the cars.
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Originally posted by redlightspecial
Mine is about $2500 CDN per year (approx. $1650 US). That includes the '01 L, '01 Aurora, '91 Olds Delta 88, 18' aluminum boat with 50hp Merc, and the house.
I figured out a while back that I have paid close to $40,000 in insurance premiums over the years. Total claims? 1 driver's side window on a '88 Mustang LX 5.0 and that was about 10 years ago.
I know, I know- it's there for when you REALLY need it, but it still sucks paying out all that cash.
Mine is about $2500 CDN per year (approx. $1650 US). That includes the '01 L, '01 Aurora, '91 Olds Delta 88, 18' aluminum boat with 50hp Merc, and the house.
I figured out a while back that I have paid close to $40,000 in insurance premiums over the years. Total claims? 1 driver's side window on a '88 Mustang LX 5.0 and that was about 10 years ago.
I know, I know- it's there for when you REALLY need it, but it still sucks paying out all that cash.
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Saleen everyone has some valid points..
It wasnt the shopping that really concerned me...It was the rate increase you said you took for no reason..And that all of them went up..
That is why I think your territory took a state wide hit.
Yes your age..marital status and all have alot to do with it..But that is a big jump you had to take.
Make sure you are listed as a either a pleasure vehicle(but your gonna have to have another one insured)
Or if it is a daily driver..Make sure you tell them it is less than 5 miles a day to work.
Bugs me that calling the agents isnt helping..Computers and automated systems usually miss ways to lower..But keep trying!!!
It wasnt the shopping that really concerned me...It was the rate increase you said you took for no reason..And that all of them went up..
That is why I think your territory took a state wide hit.
Yes your age..marital status and all have alot to do with it..But that is a big jump you had to take.
Make sure you are listed as a either a pleasure vehicle(but your gonna have to have another one insured)
Or if it is a daily driver..Make sure you tell them it is less than 5 miles a day to work.
Bugs me that calling the agents isnt helping..Computers and automated systems usually miss ways to lower..But keep trying!!!
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Originally posted by 95 Saleen S351
Matt,
Thanks. Should I tell them my commute is under 5 miles...even if it is not? Or should I just tell them that they are both pleasure vehicles?
Any repurcusions to doing this?
Matt,
Thanks. Should I tell them my commute is under 5 miles...even if it is not? Or should I just tell them that they are both pleasure vehicles?
Any repurcusions to doing this?