How much you guys paying on insurance for the 5th gen?
How much you guys paying on insurance for the 5th gen?
I just got mine and with a decent amount of coverage, I am around $245 with USAA. That's with no tickets and no accidents. Am I getting owned or are more people in the similar boat?
$132.00/month, but this is because my car is still registered where I grew up which is a suburb of Boston. If I registered my car in Boston insurance would be $305.00/month.......So basically I pay $261.00/month to cover 2 cars both full coverage
Originally Posted by black_tl
call AAA. I pay 105 a month fully covered. If you use AAA tell them you only drive the car 3000 miles a year and it is in a garage. Tell them you don't need a rental and you are a student etc. they keep lowering it. i'm 25
How much
I pay about $1100/yr for my '00 Maxima SE through State Farm. That is with my multi-line discount ( Have my other Accord and my house insured with State Farm also. ), and full coverage. I have 1 speeding ticket.....not too sure if they're aware of it yet, though!
Originally Posted by aw89maxSE
500 deductible on what
I know there are several parts of the insurance such as liabilites, comprehensive, collision, property and body damage and some more stuff
I know there are several parts of the insurance such as liabilites, comprehensive, collision, property and body damage and some more stuff
Edit: Well hit and run is something caused by another person( or you, lol), but unless you catch them, the insurance company won't care, you still have to pay if you want the vehicle fixed.
$300 a month with metlife..2 speeding tickets 3 accidents 1 failure for safety caution ticket---then some non moving violations that dont count against me...2 tint..1 sound...
Doesnt how much you paid for your car has to do with insurace prices too? Im 16, 1 accident, no tickets, good sutdent discount, steer clear discount, driver's ed discount, Comprehensive 130 a month, only paid 5,700 for my maxima if that has anything to do w/ the insurance too(working at a car dealership and knowing wholesale dealers roxx!)
Originally Posted by BRINKLEY
$446.00 every 6 months, no accidents or tickets on my record, $500 ded. I'm 33 and single....... being single hurts when it comes to insurance.
Originally Posted by FanaticMadMax
I'm paying 85 bucks a month on 01 SE. I'm 30, I have full coverage with 500 deductibles. I had one accident. I'm with state farm
$1,136.00 every 6 months for 2 Maximas. A '91 and an '02. It works out to $630 every 6 months on the '02 and $506 every 6 months on the '91. Both cars have same coverage:
Bodily injury and property liabilty-$100/300/100, this raises the bill quite a bit, but take it from someone who knows the insurance industry. It's worth it!
Comp-$250
Collision-$500
We've both had a couple of tickets in the last few years too which raises it. My wife also had at at fault accident a year ago. We have Progressive now, not only because my wife works there and it's an excellent company to work for and be insured with, but because our previous insurer, American Family had it's head so far up it's *** it wasn't even funny.
Hey American Family!
Bodily injury and property liabilty-$100/300/100, this raises the bill quite a bit, but take it from someone who knows the insurance industry. It's worth it!
Comp-$250
Collision-$500
We've both had a couple of tickets in the last few years too which raises it. My wife also had at at fault accident a year ago. We have Progressive now, not only because my wife works there and it's an excellent company to work for and be insured with, but because our previous insurer, American Family had it's head so far up it's *** it wasn't even funny.
Hey American Family!
Originally Posted by aw89maxSE
Is it because you are 30? I only ask this because I know rates are higher for youger males around my age (20).
Originally Posted by bigEL
Bingo! On a side note, I find it really ironic that numerous research studies (including many done by the insurance companies themselves) have repeatedly shown that women get into more accidents than men, yet the rates are higher for men.
geeze. I guess I got to look around for the best deal. Seems like the good ones have to run credit history checks and I heard that's horrible for your credit. I'm gonna look into AAA, Progressive, All State and State Farm




