Trasmission and insurance
03-14-2002, 12:57 AM
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Trasmission and insurance
Does the transmission type affect insurance premiums? Insurance companies seem to look for any excuse to jackup the rates, like 2 doors vs. 4 on the same damn car (CL v. TL).
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dont know exactly but my insurance company didnt even ask me if it was an auto or stick. But i am sure they could find out with the vin number is they wanted to.
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Originally posted by CLUofI
dont know exactly but my insurance company didnt even ask me if it was an auto or stick. But i am sure they could find out with the vin number is they wanted to.
dont know exactly but my insurance company didnt even ask me if it was an auto or stick. But i am sure they could find out with the vin number is they wanted to.
Grrr.
03-14-2002, 01:40 AM
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You know when I was conteomplating the CLP or the CLS, there was nearly a 50 dollar difference a month between the CLP and the CLS with the latter being $$$$... It's prolly the horsepower rating too.
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I saw an insurance article in some financial mag recently. There was little difference between P and S. But the TL was way less than the CL. A 225 hp CL cost something like 50% more to insure than a 260 hp TL.
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