Insurance

[ghettomike]

Originally Posted by Cadillacfilter1

I live in toronto, canada. I am only 19 and paying $280.00/ month full coverage. $1000 deductible. Getting rapped every f***** month.

what company are you with and how old are you?
ive got a friend that works at a broker and she got me a killer deal.

[nopi08]

I pay 53.12 a month Full coverage. Not maxed out but WAY above legal minimums. Im with Allstate.

[denniscts]

I pay 234.00 a half or 514.00 a year full coverage 200 deductable. ohio burb

[TotalEclipse31]

I pay $200/ month, $1000 deduct, but im covered out the A$$. I think I have like 3 or 4 points. I was paying $300/month for my 2003 Dodge Stratus R/T.

[Custom88]

I have a 500 deductible and pay $777 every six months for my CTS. I'm 22 and go through State Farm Insurance.

[ILLMATIK]

SB4 i sent you a PM. I live in queens to and im paying $2500 a year for full coverage with a $500 deductible. I thought this was pretty good. Get back to me ASAP!

Sidenote- Why do insurance companies charge people in big cities higher premiums? All the evidence shows that the more traumatic accidents happen in suburbia/small towns.

[jkh]

$600 a year with USAA.

[SvB4EvA]

Originally Posted by ILLMATIK

SB4 i sent you a PM. I live in queens to and im paying $2500 a year for full coverage with a $500 deductible. I thought this was pretty good. Get back to me ASAP!

Sidenote- Why do insurance companies charge people in big cities higher premiums? All the evidence shows that the more traumatic accidents happen in suburbia/small towns.

Replied.

[mrafx22]

2004 cts

800.00 year full coverage, 100 thosand, 300thousand, glass, rental and hotel. liberty mutual. oh i live in connecticut.

[ghettomike]

Originally Posted by ILLMATIK

SB4 i sent you a PM. I live in queens to and im paying $2500 a year for full coverage with a $500 deductible. I thought this was pretty good. Get back to me ASAP!

Sidenote- Why do insurance companies charge people in big cities higher premiums? All the evidence shows that the more traumatic accidents happen in suburbia/small towns.

bigger accidents yes, but a lot less frequently. less traffic, less theft, less vandilism. when there is a death there is actually a lower payout than if there is a perminant injury. with death there is just funeral cost plus a max of what the policy is (usually 1 mill) but with a perminant injury there are lawsuits in canada that are 10mill+ in usa its even higher.
so its based on how much they would have to pay out per year in benifits based on likelyhood of having a claim...more drivers = higher risk.

correct me if im wrong