Cost to insure a GT3
09-18-2014, 11:19 PM
#18
Drifting
$1500/yr with Allstate, 300K/500K, 100/250 deductible.
Geico was $1300/yr. I need to switch over to Geico. I think they will save me a bunch. Any issues with putting in claim with Geico? Do they have offices nearby you?
Geico was $1300/yr. I need to switch over to Geico. I think they will save me a bunch. Any issues with putting in claim with Geico? Do they have offices nearby you?
09-19-2014, 12:18 AM
#19
Burning Brakes
USAA 300/500/100 with UM/UIM and $1,000 deductibles is $900 for me. I have several lines with them and multiple cars.
Some of you need to seriously consider higher deductibles since the break even is typically just 3 years, and even less when you are insuring several cars. These deductibles of $250 are just throwing your money away. Half of you probably don't even file small claims anyway, so why in the world would you be insuring for them? With insurance, it is almost always best to self insure the small exposures.
Some of you need to seriously consider higher deductibles since the break even is typically just 3 years, and even less when you are insuring several cars. These deductibles of $250 are just throwing your money away. Half of you probably don't even file small claims anyway, so why in the world would you be insuring for them? With insurance, it is almost always best to self insure the small exposures.
09-19-2014, 12:25 AM
#20
Race Director
Some of you need to seriously consider higher deductibles since the break even is typically just 3 years, and even less when you are insuring several cars. These deductibles of $250 are just throwing your money away. Half of you probably don't even file small claims anyway, so why in the world would you be insuring for them? With insurance, it is almost always best to self insure the small exposures.
09-19-2014, 12:30 AM
#21
USAA 300/500/100 with UM/UIM and $1,000 deductibles is $900 for me. I have several lines with them and multiple cars. Some of you need to seriously consider higher deductibles since the break even is typically just 3 years, and even less when you are insuring several cars. These deductibles of $250 are just throwing your money away. Half of you probably don't even file small claims anyway, so why in the world would you be insuring for them? With insurance, it is almost always best to self insure the small exposures.
$1k for me too.