Who do you get your Car Insurance through and how much do you pay monthly? Also, what type of coverage do you have? I am looking for a different provider, I think I pay too much considering the fact that I dont have any traffic violations or accidents to my name... Progressive - $150 per month on a newer Camry $1000 Deductible
I use State Farm for my 2003 Chevrolet Tracker. I have full coverage, not sure what my deductible is though. I pay $95 a month. I use it the most. I'll have to check the stuff on the 2008 Altima which is more in line with your car.
I'd appreciate that. The deductible part doesn't matter much, but my premium will go higher if I reduce my deductible, which frankly is already high.
Geico Full coverage $103 monthly and $250 deductible. 2006 Nisan Titan 3 accidents, not in fault in all 3.
State Farm, 2008 Z Touring, around $119.00 a month full coverage, $500.00 deductible. For some reason they consider a Z in the same class as a Vette and charge out the ass for it. I won't change companies though as State Farm kicks ass if/when an accident occurs. They get stuff done fast. BTW- If any of you have United Automobile Insurance, shoot yourself. Worst insurance scam EVER. Coming up on two years on my lawsuit against them.
Farmers. All my insurance needs (home, car, etc.) are through my same agent. College Graduate discount Home + Car discount over 35 discount multiple cars discount Teacher discount State Employee discount Read your BIG-O policy... it has all the possible discounts there... at least mine does. You're probably not looking at all.
We've got Farmer's, and we pay the annual premium. $1,700+ total for a 2010 Maxima and 2010 FJ Cruiser. We are definitely going to switch. Not only is it so expensive, the agent forgets everything we talk about. I try emailing, and he calls with a reply. I want it in writing! Once our term is over, we will be switching to Amica. Very good reviews on both value and service
REMOVED? Dude, once you graduated, you're graduated. It doesn't matter if it's 1 day or 10 years ago. At least for my insurance, that is.
Auto insurance is a scam. The vast majority of the money you pay into it will never do anything but sit in the insurance company's bank account.
$85 a month with State Farm for full coverage on '07 Scion TC. I have my own account now but I think I am still getting a mult. car discount from when I was on my parents insurance up until a few years ago. I also have renters insurance so that gives a small discount too.
jd power associates mainly. Amica is ranked #2. The best overall insuranse provider is the military, which is offered to the military only. As a matter of fact, i think Amica Mutual won the award this year. No one knows about them because they don't advertise (stop me if you've heard this one before). The deciding factor for me is that my friend's parents has Amica. Their water pipe bursted while they were out of the country. Their house was flooded badly. Amica helped them through everything in a timely manner. Also, when Rita was here, they were the first house in the neighborhood to get their roof and fence taken care of by the insurance company. So the great reviews coupled with the personal testimony is why I will be switching. I would switch sooner if i could
I get my policy through Costco. I pay something like $350 every 6 months for my car (7 year old '04 Acura TL). I believe I have a $1000 deductible.
That'd be USAA which is what I have it's a private company that only insures military and their families. We pay $220 a month for full coverage on a 2009 Nissa Altima hybrid, just liability on my 2002 Corrolla, and renters insurance. 250 deductible. Their customer service which is always ranked #1 is absolutely outstanding.
