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Check your insurance rates.
There have been many threads about the cost of insurance and I am always amazed how much you guys are paying. 2006 6mt w/navi bought new, $400 a year. That's right a year. $500 deductible and $500,000 liability.
Okay, I live in a smaller town in the Mid-West and I am in my mid-forties. Probably the safest age group, but you guys are paying incredible amounts for insurance. You guys might want to shop around a bit more.
Okay, I live in a smaller town in the Mid-West and I am in my mid-forties. Probably the safest age group, but you guys are paying incredible amounts for insurance. You guys might want to shop around a bit more.
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Originally Posted by stumarsyd
There have been many threads about the cost of insurance and I am always amazed how much you guys are paying. 2006 6mt w/navi bought new, $400 a year. That's right a year. $500 deductible and $500,000 liability.
Okay, I live in a smaller town in the Mid-West and I am in my mid-forties. Probably the safest age group, but you guys are paying incredible amounts for insurance. You guys might want to shop around a bit more.
Okay, I live in a smaller town in the Mid-West and I am in my mid-forties. Probably the safest age group, but you guys are paying incredible amounts for insurance. You guys might want to shop around a bit more.
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Originally Posted by stumarsyd
There have been many threads about the cost of insurance and I am always amazed how much you guys are paying. 2006 6mt w/navi bought new, $400 a year. That's right a year. $500 deductible and $500,000 liability.
Okay, I live in a smaller town in the Mid-West and I am in my mid-forties. Probably the safest age group, but you guys are paying incredible amounts for insurance. You guys might want to shop around a bit more.
Okay, I live in a smaller town in the Mid-West and I am in my mid-forties. Probably the safest age group, but you guys are paying incredible amounts for insurance. You guys might want to shop around a bit more.
I'll be paying $912 for 6 months for a 2008 TSX with 300/100K coverage and a $500 deductible once I finally pick her up.
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Originally Posted by stumarsyd
There have been many threads about the cost of insurance and I am always amazed how much you guys are paying. 2006 6mt w/navi bought new, $400 a year. That's right a year. $500 deductible and $500,000 liability.
Okay, I live in a smaller town in the Mid-West and I am in my mid-forties. Probably the safest age group, but you guys are paying incredible amounts for insurance. You guys might want to shop around a bit more.
Okay, I live in a smaller town in the Mid-West and I am in my mid-forties. Probably the safest age group, but you guys are paying incredible amounts for insurance. You guys might want to shop around a bit more.
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Originally Posted by stumarsyd
There have been many threads about the cost of insurance and I am always amazed how much you guys are paying. 2006 6mt w/navi bought new, $400 a year. That's right a year. $500 deductible and $500,000 liability.
Okay, I live in a smaller town in the Mid-West and I am in my mid-forties. Probably the safest age group, but you guys are paying incredible amounts for insurance. You guys might want to shop around a bit more.
Okay, I live in a smaller town in the Mid-West and I am in my mid-forties. Probably the safest age group, but you guys are paying incredible amounts for insurance. You guys might want to shop around a bit more.
Of course, I'm with USAA and get a great rate, plus discounts every 6 months that I do not have an at-fault accident.
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Originally Posted by Simba91102
So I guess there is a benefit to living in the middle of nowhere (kidding, but that's the only way you'll get a rate even approaching what you're paying). Shopping around for insurance is not as easy as it sounds; it's an extremely competitive market (and extremely lucrative; like toilet paper and tampons, doesn't matter how bad the economy gets, it's a "gotta have it") and if there is a drastic difference in rates for similar coverage, you need to ask yourself why.
Age is another huge factor. I am 50, and the rates we pay on a whole slew of cars and motorcycles would make you younger guys feel very bad.
And last, the vehicle type. When we bought a new corvette in 2005 I was astonished how low the coverage was. Since the demographic for the TSX is relatively young, that will be a factor you can't really change.
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I'm paying about that. My last 6-month premium was $218 for full coverage 300/100K and $250 deductible. I'm 31, single, drive a 2007 5AT Nav, and live near Washington, D.C.
Of course, I'm with USAA and get a great rate, plus discounts every 6 months that I do not have an at-fault accident.
Of course, I'm with USAA and get a great rate, plus discounts every 6 months that I do not have an at-fault accident.
All told, my fiancee and I pay about $1650/year on 2 cars, one of which is a convertible. Rate keeps coming down each renewal, which is nice.
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Of course, I'm with USAA and get a great rate, plus discounts every 6 months that I do not have an at-fault accident.
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Originally Posted by CGTSX2004
USAA doesn't count. Their rates are too far below market value and that is not a service that is available to anyone in the general public.
All told, my fiancee and I pay about $1650/year on 2 cars, one of which is a convertible. Rate keeps coming down each renewal, which is nice.
All told, my fiancee and I pay about $1650/year on 2 cars, one of which is a convertible. Rate keeps coming down each renewal, which is nice.
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USAA doesn't count. Their rates are too far below market value and that is not a service that is available to anyone in the general public.
All told, my fiancee and I pay about $1650/year on 2 cars, one of which is a convertible. Rate keeps coming down each renewal, which is nice.
All told, my fiancee and I pay about $1650/year on 2 cars, one of which is a convertible. Rate keeps coming down each renewal, which is nice.
BTW, the more accounts you have with them, the more you get discounted. I have my renter's insurance, auto insurance, and checking/savings account with them and I get more than 50% off my auto insurance rate because I have 3 accounts with them.
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I pay about $600 every 6 months. For my age, I'd say that I have a pretty good deal. I've got full coverage, but I'm not sure on the coverage details. All I know is that it exceeds what is required by California and my bank. I believe I have a $250 comprehensive deductible and a $500 collision deductible.
Unfortunately, it's bound to go up somewhat as I won't have my student discount the next time I renew (I'll graduate by then).
Unfortunately, it's bound to go up somewhat as I won't have my student discount the next time I renew (I'll graduate by then).
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Originally Posted by Tex929rr
Even a distance of a few miles can matter quite a bit. I live about 20 miles from the San Antonio city limit - well within commuting distance. A common statement by my neighbors is that their auto rates dropped in half when they moved here. I think it's mostly due to lower theft rates, but it is truly amazing.
Age is another huge factor. I am 50, and the rates we pay on a whole slew of cars and motorcycles would make you younger guys feel very bad.
And last, the vehicle type. When we bought a new corvette in 2005 I was astonished how low the coverage was. Since the demographic for the TSX is relatively young, that will be a factor you can't really change.
Age is another huge factor. I am 50, and the rates we pay on a whole slew of cars and motorcycles would make you younger guys feel very bad.
And last, the vehicle type. When we bought a new corvette in 2005 I was astonished how low the coverage was. Since the demographic for the TSX is relatively young, that will be a factor you can't really change.
I can echo this statement. I moved only 1 zip code in arlington, va, it was about 3 miles and my rates went down almost 60 bucks. I pay about 365 every 6 months. I'm 26, single and drive a an '06 5AT w/nav.
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