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Opal · 12-16-2003, 03:30 PM

$65/mo for 100/300/300 from Geico. I have two other cars with them at this same rate -- 93 Lexus GS300 and 2002 Chevy S-10. That is $2300 per year total for comp, collision, etc on all three. Now, if I could get a bigger garage!!!

Opal

joeyb · 12-27-2003, 08:28 PM

Stay away from USAA. They used to be good when they had a lower risk segment (officers). I was with them for 32 years and had a minor fender bender (low speed bump when the lady pulled out then stopped abruptly) that caused no damage to my car or her car. She claimed a neck injury and USAA paid out $8500 including $1500 to repair her bumper. Then they tripled my rates. It really pissed me off that they were not willing to fight a fradulent claim and instead paid it then passed the cost over to me in the form of higher premiums. I changed over to State Farm and my rates came back down. I have never looked back. USAA is not the same company it was ten years ago.

whiplash306 · 12-27-2003, 09:05 PM

Ya'll are gonna sashslfdjilsajdflt your pants.....I'm 26 years old...have several exhibition of acceleration tickets, 2 drag racing tickets and one "at fault" accident on my record and I pay $883.61 / 6 months through USAA for FULL COVERAGE...that's $147.27 a month. But, that's with a $1,000. deductible. Check into that ya'll. See if your insurance company will allow you to carry a $1,000 deductible. Some say you can't, but you really can if you fax them all the necessary forms showing that you can afford a thousand dollars should there be a claim....Check into it....

***sciolist*** · 01-05-2004, 06:40 PM

$617/year here. Full coverage with $500 deductible.

I'm not sure how long it will stay that way with twentysomethings wrapping these guys around poles, but that's the initial rate.

39, married, no accidents, last ticket was in the early 80's.

ValvetrainEngineer · 01-06-2004, 07:23 PM

a HUGE part of the rate is based on location and regional claim rates, so there's not much point to comparing your rates with someone else's numbers across country. I'm at $581 for 6 mos on the STi, 32 married, amazingly no tickets, and with discounts for also insuring our Outback and house through Allstate. If I was in a higher risk city, easily add 50%...

12-16-2003, 03:30 PM	#31
Opal Junior STI Driver Car: White 04 STi Location: Dallas, Texas Posts: 51 Join Date: May 2003 Trader Rating: (0)	$65/mo for 100/300/300 from Geico. I have two other cars with them at this same rate -- 93 Lexus GS300 and 2002 Chevy S-10. That is $2300 per year total for comp, collision, etc on all three. Now, if I could get a bigger garage!!! Opal This ad is not endorsed by this member. Please register or login to hide this ad.

01-06-2004, 07:23 PM	#35
ValvetrainEngineer Spec C Club Car: '04 WRB Fav Mod: A working ECU... Location: CT Posts: 1,486 Join Date: May 2003 Trader Rating: (7)	Need your help PLEASE(thinking of trading my BMW for an STI) a HUGE part of the rate is based on location and regional claim rates, so there's not much point to comparing your rates with someone else's numbers across country. I'm at $581 for 6 mos on the STi, 32 married, amazingly no tickets, and with discounts for also insuring our Outback and house through Allstate. If I was in a higher risk city, easily add 50%... This ad is not endorsed by this member. Please register or login to hide this ad.

12-27-2003, 08:28 PM	#32
joeyb Junior STI Driver Car: Racing, Aviation Fav Mod: Airline Pilot Location: St. louis Posts: 53 Join Date: Oct 2003 Trader Rating: (0)	Stay away from USAA. They used to be good when they had a lower risk segment (officers). I was with them for 32 years and had a minor fender bender (low speed bump when the lady pulled out then stopped abruptly) that caused no damage to my car or her car. She claimed a neck injury and USAA paid out $8500 including $1500 to repair her bumper. Then they tripled my rates. It really pissed me off that they were not willing to fight a fradulent claim and instead paid it then passed the cost over to me in the form of higher premiums. I changed over to State Farm and my rates came back down. I have never looked back. USAA is not the same company it was ten years ago.

12-27-2003, 09:05 PM	#33
whiplash306 Spec C Club Car: '02 ZO6 & '86 GN Fav Mod: Registered Nurse, BSN Location: Central Texas Posts: 1,146 Join Date: Oct 2003 Trader Rating: (2)	Ya'll are gonna sashslfdjilsajdflt your pants.....I'm 26 years old...have several exhibition of acceleration tickets, 2 drag racing tickets and one "at fault" accident on my record and I pay $883.61 / 6 months through USAA for FULL COVERAGE...that's $147.27 a month. But, that's with a $1,000. deductible. Check into that ya'll. See if your insurance company will allow you to carry a $1,000 deductible. Some say you can't, but you really can if you fax them all the necessary forms showing that you can afford a thousand dollars should there be a claim....Check into it....

01-05-2004, 06:40 PM	#34
*sciolist* Spiteful Old Codger Location: Bend, OR Posts: 2,345 Join Date: Jul 2003 Trader Rating: (1)	$617/year here. Full coverage with $500 deductible. I'm not sure how long it will stay that way with twentysomethings wrapping these guys around poles, but that's the initial rate. 39, married, no accidents, last ticket was in the early 80's.