2k2 insurance what are you paying a month
03-29-2002, 09:33 AM
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2k2 insurance what are you paying a month
I was just wondering what everyone else is paying for their 2k2 maxima insurance per month. I got quoted by state farm for 178.00 a month. Seems high to me. Of course I am only 21 so that may be why.
03-29-2002, 10:06 AM
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I pay around $136 w/State Farm, but I am 26 living in Philly burbs. Your quote isn't that bad at all. State Farm is a great privider! But call different State Farm agents, as they each set their own prices.
21 y.o. with a 2k2?... what will you own at 26?... a fraykin Lambo Murcielago?
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21 y.o. with a 2k2?... what will you own at 26?... a fraykin Lambo Murcielago?
G
03-29-2002, 10:08 AM
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LOL...Its all about me landing the right job at age 19 and progressing really well. At age 26..Shoot I'll still own the max and hav kids by then. No time for a lambo. I'll just have to keep fixing up my supra for then...
03-29-2002, 11:04 AM
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Originally posted by 02MaXiMa_GLE
I pay around $136 w/State Farm, but I am 26 living in Philly burbs. Your quote isn't that bad at all. State Farm is a great privider! But call different State Farm agents, as they each set their own prices.
21 y.o. with a 2k2?... what will you own at 26?... a fraykin Lambo Murcielago?
G
I pay around $136 w/State Farm, but I am 26 living in Philly burbs. Your quote isn't that bad at all. State Farm is a great privider! But call different State Farm agents, as they each set their own prices.
21 y.o. with a 2k2?... what will you own at 26?... a fraykin Lambo Murcielago?
G
You may want to check into Travelers in the Philly area, I have found them to me cheaper than State Farm.
03-29-2002, 01:42 PM
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2002 SE auto
24 years old, clean record.
Arlington, TX
$806/6 months... Not bad.
Place you live matters a lot. Even within a state. Some cities are more expensive insurance cities, so there is no real way to compare apples to apples here...
24 years old, clean record.
Arlington, TX
$806/6 months... Not bad.
Place you live matters a lot. Even within a state. Some cities are more expensive insurance cities, so there is no real way to compare apples to apples here...
03-29-2002, 02:06 PM
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Originally posted by HyperBlack
I pay $86.90 per month - 2000 SE manual.
Live in Madison, WI.
25 yeats old with 2 speeding tickets
.
Another year and it should clear up - hopefully.
Oh, btw, I'm with American Family.
I pay $86.90 per month - 2000 SE manual.
Live in Madison, WI.
25 yeats old with 2 speeding tickets
. Another year and it should clear up - hopefully.
Oh, btw, I'm with American Family.
03-29-2002, 03:37 PM
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Originally posted by Matthew
2002 SE auto
24 years old, clean record.
Arlington, TX
$806/6 months... Not bad.
Place you live matters a lot. Even within a state. Some cities are more expensive insurance cities, so there is no real way to compare apples to apples here...
2002 SE auto
24 years old, clean record.
Arlington, TX
$806/6 months... Not bad.
Place you live matters a lot. Even within a state. Some cities are more expensive insurance cities, so there is no real way to compare apples to apples here...
03-29-2002, 03:52 PM
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Originally posted by dmbmaxima88
2k2 at 19 years old i pay 2700/year. im getting raped, no tickets either.
2k2 at 19 years old i pay 2700/year. im getting raped, no tickets either.
19 here in queens of nyc paying 1900/yr... car is under my mothers name
03-29-2002, 04:59 PM
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Originally posted by phillyguy
You may want to check into Travelers in the Philly area, I have found them to me cheaper than State Farm.
You may want to check into Travelers in the Philly area, I have found them to me cheaper than State Farm.
)and they were pretty big! It took him 6months to get the money for his car. He had 2-payments for 6months, and Honda financing was on his case cause there was no collateral - it was totalled! StateFarm is huge & I've heard nothing but good stories about 'em. My rates should drop some more, when I move my homeowner's with them. Dude, my bro used to pay $320/month for a freakin NEON in Philly, when he was 21. It was higher than his car payment! Which is why we've moved to the burbs! Oh yeah, my ins. rate is for a clean driving record no accidents/tickets.
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03-29-2002, 05:14 PM
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Originally posted by HyperBlack
I pay $86.90 per month - 2000 SE manual.
Live in Madison, WI.
25 yeats old with 2 speeding tickets .
Another year and it should clear up - hopefully.
Oh, btw, I'm with American Family.
I pay $86.90 per month - 2000 SE manual.
Live in Madison, WI.
25 yeats old with 2 speeding tickets
. Another year and it should clear up - hopefully.
Oh, btw, I'm with American Family.
SS
03-29-2002, 05:17 PM
#19
Originally posted by ssiperko
$506.85 every 6 months with allstate, married with children, over 35, multicar disc, homeowners disc, and good driver rates...also no teenage drivers covered.
I think it's high for where I live @ border of IL/WI.
SS
$506.85 every 6 months with allstate, married with children, over 35, multicar disc, homeowners disc, and good driver rates...also no teenage drivers covered.
I think it's high for where I live @ border of IL/WI.
SS
Allstate
$690/6 months
$118/month
1994 GXE
Allstate
$619/6 months
Good Driver Discount, Alarm Discount, Airbag Discount, and I live in the City of Chicago (not da burbs).
03-29-2002, 06:29 PM
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Originally posted by 02MaXiMa_GLE
Yeah, but sometimes the 3rd-party funny-monkey agents aren't as reliable. My brother's insurance company went broke (Reliance) right after his car was totalled (me driving - not my fault )and they were pretty big! It took him 6months to get the money for his car. He had 2-payments for 6months, and Honda financing was on his case cause there was no collateral - it was totalled! StateFarm is huge & I've heard nothing but good stories about 'em. My rates should drop some more, when I move my homeowner's with them. Dude, my bro used to pay $320/month for a freakin NEON in Philly, when he was 21. It was higher than his car payment! Which is why we've moved to the burbs!
Oh yeah, my ins. rate is for a clean driving record no accidents/tickets.
G
Yeah, but sometimes the 3rd-party funny-monkey agents aren't as reliable. My brother's insurance company went broke (Reliance) right after his car was totalled (me driving - not my fault
)and they were pretty big! It took him 6months to get the money for his car. He had 2-payments for 6months, and Honda financing was on his case cause there was no collateral - it was totalled! StateFarm is huge & I've heard nothing but good stories about 'em. My rates should drop some more, when I move my homeowner's with them. Dude, my bro used to pay $320/month for a freakin NEON in Philly, when he was 21. It was higher than his car payment! Which is why we've moved to the burbs! Oh yeah, my ins. rate is for a clean driving record no accidents/tickets.
G
03-29-2002, 08:33 PM
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Insurance in MA
I have no tickets in MA and am a Step 9. I JUST bought the car so I haven't received a bill yet, but, they estimated $1050 a year or so.
I pay 10 months with two off for two cars (Wife's CRV + Mine `= $2000)
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I pay 10 months with two off for two cars (Wife's CRV + Mine `= $2000)
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03-30-2002, 10:40 AM
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Originally posted by 02MaXiMa_GLE
I pay around $136 w/State Farm, but I am 26 living in Philly burbs. Your quote isn't that bad at all. State Farm is a great privider! But call different State Farm agents, as they each set their own prices.
21 y.o. with a 2k2?... what will you own at 26?... a fraykin Lambo Murcielago?
G
I pay around $136 w/State Farm, but I am 26 living in Philly burbs. Your quote isn't that bad at all. State Farm is a great privider! But call different State Farm agents, as they each set their own prices.
21 y.o. with a 2k2?... what will you own at 26?... a fraykin Lambo Murcielago?
G
G
03-30-2002, 01:31 PM
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Originally posted by ssiperko
That is a cheap rate...full coverage, how much deductable?
SS
That is a cheap rate...full coverage, how much deductable?
SS
DAMN
03-31-2002, 06:59 AM
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2K Max (not 2k2)
$417.94 every 6 months with state farm, married with children, over 35, multicar disc, homeowners disc, and good driver rates...also no teenage drivers covered. I could lower it if I raised deductibles and drop stuff like replacement rental car coverage
Buford, GA.... a suburb of atlanta
$417.94 every 6 months with state farm, married with children, over 35, multicar disc, homeowners disc, and good driver rates...also no teenage drivers covered. I could lower it if I raised deductibles and drop stuff like replacement rental car coverage
Buford, GA.... a suburb of atlanta
03-31-2002, 07:28 AM
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after reading all of your rates I KNOW I need to move!!!
$2004 for 12 months, and $172 a month, 500 deductible (full coverage 2K1 GXE)
but...I live in Miami, Florida...which has some of the worst drivers in the nation, most of whom have no Fu**ing insurance...
it was lower than that...last year i was rear ended in my sentra (totaled) by an old chick with NO INSURANCE....who then immediatley faked a heart attack so she would not be arrested
and the evil part about it is that the B**ch didn't get a ticket for the accident....even though I was sitting at a red light
yeah it was last april...(it'll be a year april 15) but I still haven't gotten over it
everytime I see a volkswagon fox I break out in hives
$2004 for 12 months, and $172 a month, 500 deductible (full coverage 2K1 GXE)
but...I live in Miami, Florida...which has some of the worst drivers in the nation, most of whom have no Fu**ing insurance...
it was lower than that...last year i was rear ended in my sentra (totaled) by an old chick with NO INSURANCE....who then immediatley faked a heart attack so she would not be arrested
and the evil part about it is that the B**ch didn't get a ticket for the accident....even though I was sitting at a red light
yeah it was last april...(it'll be a year april 15) but I still haven't gotten over it
everytime I see a volkswagon fox I break out in hives
04-02-2002, 07:12 PM
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Originally posted by SmokinOdum
20 years old
1800/6months
State Farm, Dallas area
20 years old
1800/6months
State Farm, Dallas area
I hate you young man. It should be a crime for a young lad, such as yourself to be driving my 2K2 Sterling Mist Max
. No really, glad to hear you got a 2K2. I think it's about time we started a Max culb in Dallas. By the way I pay $116 a month, 36 years old, no wrecks or tickets. However, I pay a premium for business use on my car.
04-03-2002, 07:54 AM
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Re: 2k2 insurance what are you paying a month
Good thing you don't live in Canada.
I was at about $400/month (in real dollar currency) when I was 18 and driving a GTP - insurance on a Z back then would have hit me for about $600/month (or more)
Now at 22 w/my Y2K SE (it's been almost two years now <sniff>), I'm at about $300/month
Ontario drivers under 25 pay out of their a$$es for insurance..
I called about an M5 two weeks ago, and they quoted me about $550/month.. that's about $850 in canadian funds! Suffice it to say I'm looking at getting a 2k2 instead now
I was at about $400/month (in real dollar currency) when I was 18 and driving a GTP - insurance on a Z back then would have hit me for about $600/month (or more)
Now at 22 w/my Y2K SE (it's been almost two years now <sniff>), I'm at about $300/month
Ontario drivers under 25 pay out of their a$$es for insurance..
I called about an M5 two weeks ago, and they quoted me about $550/month.. that's about $850 in canadian funds! Suffice it to say I'm looking at getting a 2k2 instead now
Originally posted by infinitiblast
I was just wondering what everyone else is paying for their 2k2 maxima insurance per month. I got quoted by state farm for 178.00 a month. Seems high to me. Of course I am only 21 so that may be why.
I was just wondering what everyone else is paying for their 2k2 maxima insurance per month. I got quoted by state farm for 178.00 a month. Seems high to me. Of course I am only 21 so that may be why.
