How much do you pay for insurance a month for your tC?
03-10-2006, 01:09 PM
#28
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Sports car????? I am pretty sure they dont classify it as a sports car... if so they are on crack. It should be in the same class as an RSX, civic... etc. but who knows...
Two drivers, I have two tickets and a parking lot accident, she has a ticket and a wreck (both related), the tC with $500 deductables and no glass deductable, a saturn with no full coverage (liability only.. its 10 years old) and it runs $950/6 mo
Always shop around and dont be afraid to switch from time to time... AAA was the cheapest for me until this renewal when they decided to raise us to $2600/ 6 mo... me and my agent both told them they were crazy! The next most expensive (even with $100 deductables) was $1500... insurance is strange
Two drivers, I have two tickets and a parking lot accident, she has a ticket and a wreck (both related), the tC with $500 deductables and no glass deductable, a saturn with no full coverage (liability only.. its 10 years old) and it runs $950/6 mo
Always shop around and dont be afraid to switch from time to time... AAA was the cheapest for me until this renewal when they decided to raise us to $2600/ 6 mo... me and my agent both told them they were crazy! The next most expensive (even with $100 deductables) was $1500... insurance is strange
03-10-2006, 04:27 PM
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^^ wow! 4 in the last year? You wouldnt be driving in MN. They must be pretty lax there. Here in MN they can suspend your license for a few months (2 or 3 mo I think) for having 3 in the same year.
I used to have SafeCo when I was living in OK, pretty good company from what I could tell. I used them for quite a while.
I used to have SafeCo when I was living in OK, pretty good company from what I could tell. I used them for quite a while.
03-10-2006, 04:49 PM
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State Farm: $48/month, full coverage, 250 deductable
That reflects about a 45% discount for multi-line, since my car, my wife's car and our house are all on the same policy.
For companies that do more than just auto, they'll usually make it worth your while to give them all of your business, instead of just a single line
That reflects about a 45% discount for multi-line, since my car, my wife's car and our house are all on the same policy.
For companies that do more than just auto, they'll usually make it worth your while to give them all of your business, instead of just a single line
03-10-2006, 05:55 PM
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Originally Posted by joolie
i pay $30 for my 05 tC and $30 for my 05 acura tsx...so umm you guys are getting ripped off. 
my boyfriend pays $54 for is 04 xB with a DUI on his record...boo yah!
my boyfriend pays $54 for is 04 xB with a DUI on his record...boo yah!
I have looked at over 20 companies.. other than AAA being ridiculously over priced they are all consistent in pricing for where I am.
You also have to realize that some states require coverages that others do not.
03-10-2006, 06:36 PM
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Remember, every state rates cars different and you have no-fault laws and junk.
I'm 32, no points, and in Michigan and it's $100 a month with $500 deductible (which I pay no matter who is at fault) on collision and comprehensive through AAA. They are actually the lowest I found. Allstate, Geico, State Farm were all within dollars for me.
If you wanna play, you gotta pay!
I'm 32, no points, and in Michigan and it's $100 a month with $500 deductible (which I pay no matter who is at fault) on collision and comprehensive through AAA. They are actually the lowest I found. Allstate, Geico, State Farm were all within dollars for me.
If you wanna play, you gotta pay!
03-10-2006, 07:38 PM
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i think i have everyone beat..i pay 401.25 every month and thats the best my insurance ageny could find because they search and compare the market. im also only 20 living in New york. got a couple of speeding tickets and some racing tickets.i cant wait till i turn 23 so it can go down a little. i also pay 450 for the car.
BUT IT'S ALL WORTH IT
BUT IT'S ALL WORTH IT
03-10-2006, 07:40 PM
#38
Originally Posted by dj2vu3
i think i have everyone beat..i pay 401.25 every month and thats the best my insurance ageny could find because they search and compare the market. im also only 20 living in New york. got a couple of speeding tickets and some racing tickets.i cant wait till i turn 23 so it can go down a little. i also pay 450 for the car.
BUT IT'S ALL WORTH IT
BUT IT'S ALL WORTH IT
If anything, everybody has YOU beat.
03-10-2006, 08:06 PM
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all i kno is that it only went up $40 a month when transfering from my previous Mustang, and it would of gone an up $150 a month if i woulda chosen the 06 Civic Si like i had planned. insurance was a big determining factor from the Si to the tC if not the only reason, no tickets, good student discount and this other program shi7 i took. i am jus turning 19 this month tho
