What do you pay for Insurance
#76
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$4882/year guaranteed value of $280K through Hagerty. 43 yo no accidents or tickets with over 25 years driving experience. Allstate wouldn't even underwrite a normal policy on the 2018 TTS for me. NY prices are a joke.
TTS isn't even a DD for me.
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There is a profitability trick that most insurance companies play, hoping you are not aware. I read about this in the Wall Street Journal. If you hang with an insurance company a while, they will start raising your rates, even if you have a great credit score and driving/accident records. They assume/hope you just stay, and keep on paying their ever higher rates. if they can get an extra $50 or $100, or whatever from you, that extra money flows right to their bottom line and makes them look like super execs. If you shop around and find lower rates, and you complain to them and threaten to switch insurers, they often find a way to reduce your rate. But they make a ton of extra money on those who simply and passively accept those rate increases, year after year. That's the way it is in the real world. You have to be proactive and be able to challenge them. Or you will be used...
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Originally Posted by 09RedGTS
There is a profitability trick that most insurance companies play, hoping you are not aware. I read about this in the Wall Street Journal. If you hang with an insurance company a while, they will start raising your rates, even if you have a great credit score and driving/accident records. They assume/hope you just stay, and keep on paying their ever higher rates. if they can get an extra $50 or $100, or whatever from you, that extra money flows right to their bottom line and makes them look like super execs. If you shop around and find lower rates, and you complain to them and threaten to switch insurers, they often find a way to reduce your rate. But they make a ton of extra money on those who simply and passively accept those rate increases, year after year. That's the way it is in the real world. You have to be proactive and be able to challenge them. Or you will be used...
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Meh. Geico keeps lowering my rates. They did try to slip an ancilllary service in once, but I said no. My rates keep ticking down as I get older and my record stays clean.
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There is a profitability trick that most insurance companies play, hoping you are not aware. I read about this in the Wall Street Journal. If you hang with an insurance company a while, they will start raising your rates, even if you have a great credit score and driving/accident records. They assume/hope you just stay, and keep on paying their ever higher rates. if they can get an extra $50 or $100, or whatever from you, that extra money flows right to their bottom line and makes them look like super execs. If you shop around and find lower rates, and you complain to them and threaten to switch insurers, they often find a way to reduce your rate. But they make a ton of extra money on those who simply and passively accept those rate increases, year after year. That's the way it is in the real world. You have to be proactive and be able to challenge them. Or you will be used...
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There is a profitability trick that most insurance companies play, hoping you are not aware. I read about this in the Wall Street Journal. If you hang with an insurance company a while, they will start raising your rates, even if you have a great credit score and driving/accident records. They assume/hope you just stay, and keep on paying their ever higher rates. if they can get an extra $50 or $100, or whatever from you, that extra money flows right to their bottom line and makes them look like super execs. If you shop around and find lower rates, and you complain to them and threaten to switch insurers, they often find a way to reduce your rate. But they make a ton of extra money on those who simply and passively accept those rate increases, year after year. That's the way it is in the real world. You have to be proactive and be able to challenge them. Or you will be used...
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Unfortunately your valuation is not in line with what folks are paying, I guess that is good news for you though. I went ahead and ran a search on cars.com (link below) and the closest car I can find to mine is at porsche of westwood for 74K but it is a cab (which has a lower resale value)
https://www.cars.com/for-sale/search...39723&zc=32312
https://www.cars.com/for-sale/search...39723&zc=32312
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From my state farm agent...
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Those calculators are not the determinant of value in the event of a loss. Your policy does have Actual Cash Value coverage, which means in the event of a loss State Farm will pay what the vehicle is worth at the time of loss. The value is determined by assessing and locating like kind vehicles for sale, then adding and subtracting value based on the condition, mileage and options your vehicle may have. Hope you are enjoying that ride!
PS. I found one with 22K miles listed for 79500.
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Those calculators are not the determinant of value in the event of a loss. Your policy does have Actual Cash Value coverage, which means in the event of a loss State Farm will pay what the vehicle is worth at the time of loss. The value is determined by assessing and locating like kind vehicles for sale, then adding and subtracting value based on the condition, mileage and options your vehicle may have. Hope you are enjoying that ride!
PS. I found one with 22K miles listed for 79500.
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Licensed: FL
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Unfortunately your valuation is not in line with what folks are paying, I guess that is good news for you though. I went ahead and ran a search on cars.com (link below) and the closest car I can find to mine is at porsche of westwood for 74K but it is a cab (which has a lower resale value)
https://www.cars.com/for-sale/search...39723&zc=32312
https://www.cars.com/for-sale/search...39723&zc=32312
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Unfortunately your valuation is not in line with what folks are paying, I guess that is good news for you though. I went ahead and ran a search on cars.com (link below) and the closest car I can find to mine is at porsche of westwood for 74K but it is a cab (which has a lower resale value)
https://www.cars.com/for-sale/search...39723&zc=32312
https://www.cars.com/for-sale/search...39723&zc=32312
Like I said, that number was probably low for your car, but not by as much as you might think.
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My insurance agent used his source and cane back with 74k for a car wit much higher milage. If you are a stealer wholesale is not what insurance reimburses for. If you have other real day to offer great let's see it otherwise your comments don't really mean anything. I have been watching the market for over a year.
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My insurance agent used his source and cane back with 74k for a car wit much higher milage. If you are a stealer wholesale is not what insurance reimburses for. If you have other real day to offer great let's see it otherwise your comments don't really mean anything. I have been watching the market for over a year.
Back on topic, I'm stunned at what some people on this thread are paying for insurance.