How much do you pay for your insurance on 2003 max?
05-09-2003, 09:42 AM
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Re: How much do you pay for your insurance on 2003 max?
Originally posted by babylon
i pay $2000 per year with $1000 deductible.
i pay $2000 per year with $1000 deductible.
-do realize there is a search function?
-do you realize how meaningless this question is since there are so many factors that comparisons are totally useless (age, record, location, package discounts, etc, etc, etc)?
05-09-2003, 09:53 AM
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Re: Re: How much do you pay for your insurance on 2003 max?
Originally posted by jjs
Ok, I am probably going to hear about giving a newbie a hard time but...
-do realize there is a search function?
-do you realize how meaningless this question is since there are so many factors that comparisons are totally useless (age, record, location, package discounts, etc, etc, etc)?
Ok, I am probably going to hear about giving a newbie a hard time but...
-do realize there is a search function?
-do you realize how meaningless this question is since there are so many factors that comparisons are totally useless (age, record, location, package discounts, etc, etc, etc)?
I did use the search function and got @#$%&
05-09-2003, 09:55 AM
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Re: Re: Re: How much do you pay for your insurance on 2003 max?
Originally posted by babylon
FYI
I did use the search function and got @#$%&
FYI
I did use the search function and got @#$%&
FYI...coming here as a newbie and immediately calling established members stupid is a good way to get yourself flamed and ignored.
05-09-2003, 12:45 PM
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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: How much do you pay for your insurance on 2003 max?
Originally posted by playero
I PAY
$918 for six months, 23yrs, location NYC
I PAY
$918 for six months, 23yrs, location NYC
approx $3000 a year full coverage, $500 deductible 25 yrs NYC
05-09-2003, 12:54 PM
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Originally posted by NT2SHBBY
Jay....lets be honest here..u live in Nassau, not NYC..big diff in rates between the two counties
approx $3000 a year full coverage, $500 deductible 25 yrs NYC
Jay....lets be honest here..u live in Nassau, not NYC..big diff in rates between the two counties
approx $3000 a year full coverage, $500 deductible 25 yrs NYC
I agree. NYC rapes us. I pay $3100 for 10 months/$500 deduct. and I'm 25 w/ no traffic violations.
05-09-2003, 12:59 PM
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03 SE loaded, I pay $900 per year.
that's with 150,000/300,000 / 60k property liabiliy
$250 deductables for comp and collision.
I'm a little light on the liability, I should crank that up considering I could loose my house if it goes past that. And 60k property these days may be a bit light when you consder some SUV land yachts cost that much.
I live in a suburb of philly and I'm 35.
that's with 150,000/300,000 / 60k property liabiliy
$250 deductables for comp and collision.
I'm a little light on the liability, I should crank that up considering I could loose my house if it goes past that. And 60k property these days may be a bit light when you consder some SUV land yachts cost that much.
I live in a suburb of philly and I'm 35.
05-09-2003, 01:04 PM
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Re: Re: Re: Re: How much do you pay for your insurance on 2003 max?
Originally posted by BiggD23
FYI...coming here as a newbie and immediately calling established members stupid is a good way to get yourself flamed and ignored.
FYI...coming here as a newbie and immediately calling established members stupid is a good way to get yourself flamed and ignored.
Especially when search gives several hits, including:
http://forums.maxima.org/showthread....ance+and+rates
which has 51 posts which hopefully won't be duplicated here.
05-09-2003, 01:06 PM
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Re: Re: Re: Re: How much do you pay for your insurance on 2003 max?
Originally posted by BiggD23
FYI...coming here as a newbie and immediately calling established members stupid is a good way to get yourself flamed and ignored.
FYI...coming here as a newbie and immediately calling established members stupid is a good way to get yourself flamed and ignored.
Especially since search will give several hits on this topic, including:
http://forums.maxima.org/showthread....ance+and+rates
which has 51 posts, hopefully not about to be duplicated here!!
05-09-2003, 01:07 PM
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Originally posted by jeepik
dang i must be lucky
i pay 480 bucks for 6 months with $250 deductible
and i'm 23 years old
dang i must be lucky
i pay 480 bucks for 6 months with $250 deductible
and i'm 23 years old
but either way, it works out great for you, so play on playa!
05-09-2003, 01:39 PM
#13
NT2SHBBY
USAA INSURANCE (Only for the Armed Forces) Thank You very much...
Even if i get queens insurance it wont be as much as you pay! before i moved to Long Island i checked queens rate and it was affordable so it depends who is your insurance now that i have CT Plates my $hit is really low... how you like that!!
Playero
USAA INSURANCE (Only for the Armed Forces) Thank You very much...
Even if i get queens insurance it wont be as much as you pay! before i moved to Long Island i checked queens rate and it was affordable so it depends who is your insurance now that i have CT Plates my $hit is really low... how you like that!!
Playero
05-09-2003, 01:43 PM
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Originally posted by playero
NT2SHBBY
USAA INSURANCE (Only for the Armed Forces) Thank You very much...
Even if i get queens insurance it wont be as much as you pay! before i moved to Long Island i checked queens rate and it was affordable so it depends who is your insurance now that i have CT Plates my $hit is really low... how you like that!!
Playero
NT2SHBBY
USAA INSURANCE (Only for the Armed Forces) Thank You very much...
Even if i get queens insurance it wont be as much as you pay! before i moved to Long Island i checked queens rate and it was affordable so it depends who is your insurance now that i have CT Plates my $hit is really low... how you like that!!
Playero
who u blowin Jay??
05-10-2003, 02:37 PM
#17
NT2SHBBY
You dont need to make comments like that bro.. we dont know eachother like that, now you wont like it if i make fun of you correct nor make comments like that...dont hate because you are paying insurance like a dumb *** DONT HATE.. Hater
"why didn't you stayed at altima.net"
Playero
You dont need to make comments like that bro.. we dont know eachother like that, now you wont like it if i make fun of you correct nor make comments like that...dont hate because you are paying insurance like a dumb *** DONT HATE.. Hater
"why didn't you stayed at altima.net"
Playero
05-13-2003, 01:22 PM
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Originally posted by 255HP_03_SE
I pay $860 a year full coverage (comp/coll/liab) with increased liability (higher than IL standards) and $200 deductible.
$2000 a year? $1000 deductible? All I can say is OUCH!!!
I pay $860 a year full coverage (comp/coll/liab) with increased liability (higher than IL standards) and $200 deductible.
$2000 a year? $1000 deductible? All I can say is OUCH!!!
well put it like this..his insurance was quoted at $9,000 a YEAR with minimum liability for a 1987 TOYOTA CAMRY!
05-13-2003, 01:38 PM
#24
Originally posted by NT2SHBBY
nah u ain't lucky homie...u probably live in the middle of bumble *** and your ins co has no idea what a Maxima really is....
but either way, it works out great for you, so play on playa!
nah u ain't lucky homie...u probably live in the middle of bumble *** and your ins co has no idea what a Maxima really is....
but either way, it works out great for you, so play on playa!
05-13-2003, 01:40 PM
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Originally posted by jeepik
i live in Rockville, MD it is an extremely populated, and very wealthy area on top of that. there is no bumble *** where i live, nice try though, State Famr knows exactly what a maxima is, he even charged me a bit more for it being an SE
i live in Rockville, MD it is an extremely populated, and very wealthy area on top of that. there is no bumble *** where i live, nice try though, State Famr knows exactly what a maxima is, he even charged me a bit more for it being an SE
05-13-2003, 02:13 PM
#26
Originally posted by NT2SHBBY
really? I've been told by many a company that they classify the SE as Standard Edition, not Sports Edition....Nissan has conveyed this info to them....
really? I've been told by many a company that they classify the SE as Standard Edition, not Sports Edition....Nissan has conveyed this info to them....
05-13-2003, 02:44 PM
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Originally posted by jeepik
nope the insurance appraiser gave me three diffrent rates for the GXE for the SE and for the GLE.
nope the insurance appraiser gave me three diffrent rates for the GXE for the SE and for the GLE.
Companies are smart enough to know that "SE" is SPORT EDITION, not "standard edition".
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