Wish me luck!
Apr 20, 2005 | 11:32 PM
#21
Originally Posted by TXsilverado
man wtf!??im getting a$$ raped! im paying about 2000 per year for ONE 2001 silverado!!! i have a clean record as far as the insurance company knows too. on top of that they gave me the run around a few weeks ago when another guy from the same company hit me. took 3 ******* weeks to figure out whos fault the wreck was when i handed them a police report saying it was the other guys fault! time to look into new insurance companies 
[/rant] [rant] insurance companies suck donkey D*#$[/rant]
[/rant] [rant] insurance companies suck donkey D*#$[/rant]Don't fell bad man, you are not the only one. I pay $1800 a year for my 99 silverado. My insurance doubled when i got this truck 2 years ago. Insurance sucks and when you need it, you always get the run around for money you already gave them. Isn't this why we pay for insurance?
Apr 21, 2005 | 09:54 AM
#26
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From: Yorkville IL - Chicago
You guys need to shop around.
I pay 600.00 a year for my 03, 400.00 a year for my 91, 60.00 a year for my 72, 180.00 for my 54 and my '70.
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Rates depend on alot of thing and can differ from company to company
Many now rate you on your credit rating - got good credit
Some still rate on your driving record
And most all rate on your age and marital status.
If your over 25 is one break point and if your over 30 is another.
When you get married is another break point
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XLR - you are right about Michigan - it is a not fault state but bigger it is a PIP state
dont like it ? - talk to your senators
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Remember insurance companies are state regulated - they can do anything outside the state regulations or statues.
Best thing for lower rates is to work on the above and shop around. Gotta shop
I pay 600.00 a year for my 03, 400.00 a year for my 91, 60.00 a year for my 72, 180.00 for my 54 and my '70.
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Rates depend on alot of thing and can differ from company to company
Many now rate you on your credit rating - got good credit
Some still rate on your driving record
And most all rate on your age and marital status.
If your over 25 is one break point and if your over 30 is another.
When you get married is another break point
-------
XLR - you are right about Michigan - it is a not fault state but bigger it is a PIP state
dont like it ? - talk to your senators
-------
Remember insurance companies are state regulated - they can do anything outside the state regulations or statues.
Best thing for lower rates is to work on the above and shop around. Gotta shop
Apr 21, 2005 | 10:36 AM
#30
Good luck!
Right now i pay Just under 4k a year..
Only went up like 50 a year going from the firebird to the truck.
I totalled my first car 9k for it and a few grand in medical bills. So a month later it went from 1700 every 6 months to just around 4k a year..
But next month all my records are wipped clean.
Right now i pay Just under 4k a year..
Only went up like 50 a year going from the firebird to the truck.
I totalled my first car 9k for it and a few grand in medical bills. So a month later it went from 1700 every 6 months to just around 4k a year..
But next month all my records are wipped clean.