Looking for auto insurance., suggestions?
08-08-2005, 03:29 PM
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08-08-2005, 04:54 PM
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Kent,
Good question-the rates are getting to be rediculous in the Valley of the Sun.
Do you know about the drive this Sunday that Patrick Connor is organizing-and will you be coming?
Al
Good question-the rates are getting to be rediculous in the Valley of the Sun.
Do you know about the drive this Sunday that Patrick Connor is organizing-and will you be coming?
Al
08-08-2005, 05:02 PM
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Kent -
I have used USAA for the past 15 years or so. You need to be a "military family"--which is pretty broad by their definitions.
Who's Eligible?
Active duty officers and enlisted personnel
National Guard, Reserve officers and enlisted personnel
Officer candidates in commissioning programs(Academy, ROTC, OCS & OTS)
Former spouses and adult children of USAA members
They are non-profit, so any premiums that don't pay out in a year is "refunded" through dividends to all of the members. I've had some claims over the years and there has never been a hiccup or issue.
I have used USAA for the past 15 years or so. You need to be a "military family"--which is pretty broad by their definitions.
Who's Eligible?
Active duty officers and enlisted personnel
National Guard, Reserve officers and enlisted personnel
Officer candidates in commissioning programs(Academy, ROTC, OCS & OTS)
Former spouses and adult children of USAA members
They are non-profit, so any premiums that don't pay out in a year is "refunded" through dividends to all of the members. I've had some claims over the years and there has never been a hiccup or issue.
08-08-2005, 05:08 PM
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I use State Farm and have been very happy with them. You get good rates if you are a good driver [meaning that if you are eligible for the State Farm Mutual Insurance coverage]. I am an unmarried male under 25, and pay $2300 a year right now [EXPENSIVE], but once I turn 25, my rate is going down to $1100/year. That is pretty cheap I think for a daily driver 993...
08-08-2005, 05:09 PM
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I saved a ton of money by switching to Geico, almost $1300 for two cars, a primary residence, some investment property and a few other additions. Previous carrier? State Farm.
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08-09-2005, 05:22 PM
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GMAC insurance - $610/year. It is not stated value coverage however.
I switched from 21st Century when they wanted $2200 for the 993 when I bought it 4 years ago, as Hagarty doesn't cover newer cars. I moved all the cars to GMAC.
I was not happy with Leland West some years ago over a wreck on my '86 coupe, so I went to Hagarty for less money and no mileage reporting hassle.
I switched from 21st Century when they wanted $2200 for the 993 when I bought it 4 years ago, as Hagarty doesn't cover newer cars. I moved all the cars to GMAC.
I was not happy with Leland West some years ago over a wreck on my '86 coupe, so I went to Hagarty for less money and no mileage reporting hassle.
08-09-2005, 05:39 PM
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americanhobbyist very cheap rates, stated value, no milage limits, but you need to prove that its not you daily driver. I'm paying $900/yr ish for 97TT. State farm had me at $2300! My chevelle is under $200/yr!
08-09-2005, 08:35 PM
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I have Allstate here in AZ. Wife and I have squeaky-clean records. Insure everything... house, car, etc. I then went and priced the auto insurance with USAA, Geico, Leland, etc and confirmed that my insurance rates is still the best.
Everyone has a different answer, so it looks like you should look around.
Al, Kent knows about Sunday. I hope he makes it.
Everyone has a different answer, so it looks like you should look around.
Al, Kent knows about Sunday. I hope he makes it.