Cost for good driver's insurance
12-13-2004, 03:19 PM
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USAA is the best out there. I'm with them also, I've had them for the past 10 years. I have 3 cars, my house with them and I'm 33yrs old. I'm paying around $800 a year with a $250 deductible.
12-13-2004, 04:23 PM
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Originally Posted by Gov'sGuy
I got a USAA insurance quote of $620/yr for my wife and I; no tickets, no accident, Home, life & umbrella policy with USAA. But even so reading the threads this looks too low for a 50K+ car.
I'm not going to question it, but I thought I'd ask the forum:
What are you paying a year for insurance with No tickets & no accidents?
Thanks,
Al
I'm not going to question it, but I thought I'd ask the forum:
What are you paying a year for insurance with No tickets & no accidents?
Thanks,
Al
I'm in VA and have USAA also. That's about what I am paying.
Really depends on your State. Let's hear from the NJ guys!! CF Member last week stated 25 yr olds in NJ were paying $6-10,000 /yr.
USAA is now open to enlisted military as well. That was phased in about 5 years ago.
12-13-2004, 06:09 PM
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Originally Posted by SilverCoupe
$957 per year from GEICO. Retired, no tickets or accidents in 25-30 years. No other insurance with them, just 2 autos. Quoted price is for C6 only.
Location has a lot to do with rates as well as individuals being insured.
Location has a lot to do with rates as well as individuals being insured.
12-13-2004, 06:47 PM
#44
Drifting
Anybody who has access to USAA should do it. I just got a rebate check for $353.00. 2 cars in the "performance category" and an SUV all under full coverage, plus ACV insurance on the house.
12-18-2004, 04:26 PM
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Insurance
Originally Posted by Gov'sGuy
I got a USAA insurance quote of $620/yr for my wife and I; no tickets, no accident, Home, life & umbrella policy with USAA. But even so reading the threads this looks too low for a 50K+ car.
I'm not going to question it, but I thought I'd ask the forum:
What are you paying a year for insurance with No tickets & no accidents?
Thanks,
Al
I'm not going to question it, but I thought I'd ask the forum:
What are you paying a year for insurance with No tickets & no accidents?
Thanks,
Al
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01-31-2010, 10:36 PM
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Up here I'll be paying $954 a yr with $1000 ded. I will also check into special ins [ same as my Challenger & Firebird $ 247.00 & 196.00 yr respectively] Kinda the same a Haggarty ins in the states.
02-01-2010, 07:00 AM
#50
Burning Brakes
Hey Folks:
Massachusetts -
2006 Corvette Convertible
Less than 5,000 miles per year.
$300 deductible
All the safe driver credits plus the low annual mileage.
Total for the year about $452.....
I also have 3 other vehicles and my house with the same company.
Last year in Massachusetts they opened up the auto insurance to competition and I found that the rates are more competitive than they had been in the past...
Massachusetts -
2006 Corvette Convertible
Less than 5,000 miles per year.
$300 deductible
All the safe driver credits plus the low annual mileage.
Total for the year about $452.....
I also have 3 other vehicles and my house with the same company.
Last year in Massachusetts they opened up the auto insurance to competition and I found that the rates are more competitive than they had been in the past...
08-18-2010, 02:21 PM
#52
Hey Folks:
Massachusetts -
2006 Corvette Convertible
Less than 5,000 miles per year.
$300 deductible
All the safe driver credits plus the low annual mileage.
Total for the year about $452.....
I also have 3 other vehicles and my house with the same company.
Last year in Massachusetts they opened up the auto insurance to competition and I found that the rates are more competitive than they had been in the past...
Massachusetts -
2006 Corvette Convertible
Less than 5,000 miles per year.
$300 deductible
All the safe driver credits plus the low annual mileage.
Total for the year about $452.....
I also have 3 other vehicles and my house with the same company.
Last year in Massachusetts they opened up the auto insurance to competition and I found that the rates are more competitive than they had been in the past...
08-18-2010, 02:47 PM
#53
Team Owner
State Farm, good driver, no tickets, no accident's etc, Home, four cars, umbrella, etc, old fart's discount, single. $564.60/yr for the 2009 Z06. For your location, your quote seems about right.
08-18-2010, 02:48 PM
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Hard to compare apples to oranges. Premiums depend on liability coverage levels, and deductible levels, plus if you have extras like uninsured motorist (the other guy hits you), medical and such. The premium $ amounts themselves throw loosly about are for the most part meaningless.
08-18-2010, 03:14 PM
#56
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Sacramento is not the lowest nor the highest rated in the State. I lived there for a few years and I have found
the areas rates, based upon zip code, age, and what you drive to be middle of the road. Bay Area could be higher but I am in San Diego now and this area is fairly low.
I am certain that you have discovered by now that no one can compare exactly with your rates. The best you can expect is to come close. It looks like you are fine
with what you have.
the areas rates, based upon zip code, age, and what you drive to be middle of the road. Bay Area could be higher but I am in San Diego now and this area is fairly low.
I am certain that you have discovered by now that no one can compare exactly with your rates. The best you can expect is to come close. It looks like you are fine
with what you have.
08-18-2010, 03:22 PM
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52, Married, clean record, multi car, S.F Bay Area
BIL - 100K/300K
PDL - 100K
Med Pay - 25K
Unins - 100K/300k
Comp - 100 Ded
Coll - 500 Ded
rent - 45/day
Premium $302.90/6 mo., or $605.80 ann.
Geico
08-18-2010, 03:25 PM
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71 here, never had an accident or ticket. I'm with AAA and paid $725 per year last year. I shopped around a few months ago and USAA was several hundred dollars more.
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08-18-2010, 03:33 PM
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state farm here. been with them since 1968 - 62 years old - last moving violation was in 1986 (the last one that i was caught at - 
). of course, no kids at home, full coverage - standard 100/300/100 thing w/ 500 ded collision, 0 ded on comp, uninsured motorist - multi-car + house -- $224/half 
. my 90 corvette (daily driver) is less than $150/half - same coverage
). of course, no kids at home, full coverage - standard 100/300/100 thing w/ 500 ded collision, 0 ded on comp, uninsured motorist - multi-car + house -- $224/half . my 90 corvette (daily driver) is less than $150/half - same coverage
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08-18-2010, 03:39 PM
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I'm 70 myself and can say both my wife and I have never had an accident, but no tickets man? You ain't half trying!
Seriously, I haven't had a ticket in over twenty years. Just in case an insurance agent is reading this.
