I was paying $273/month for full coverage on my sierra, f250, and 2009 honda cbr1000. 500 deductible, towing, rental car, uninsured motorists, the works... this is state farm, btw...

 

Eric and I have Allstate for all three cars and the house.. of course if you have a policy piggy-backing a house policy the cost will be relatively cheaper, and with good driving records.

We have the HHR SS (not stock), the '98 Honda (definitely NOT STOCK) and my Truck (Pseudo Stock) and we're paying $287/mo full coverage, uninsured and $250 deduct.

I've been an Allstate client since '96, and with Eric since '04.

 

Damn I just changed from State Farm to Progressive and I thought I had it good to I seen this thread.

I was paying $201 a month with State Farm and now with Progressive I'm paying $143 same coverage from both companies, with a $500 ductable.

Maybe it's time to look for cheaper.

 

Same here, I use them for my mortgages, any loans, banking, investments and all insurance needs. Although 80% of the time they can't be beat, sometimes at least with small car car loans, their rates can be a point or so higher than the cheapest guy, but the fact that I can consolidate it all with one company makes using them for that worth it to me!

Yup, although NFCU should also get it's due, I think they might be on par with USAA for alot of things, but as a whole those two in general are top of the line!

 

100 a month full coverage im 22 state farm

 

Me and my wife have Travelers, we pay $133 a month full coverage on my 2000 truck and her 2005 chevy equinox. $500 deductible and uninsured motorist.

 

$80 a month full coverage, state farm, im 25

 

Lets go ahead and put this where it belongs

 

23 lots of speeding tickets quite a few wrecks deer an fences lol. Still under my parents 170 an mnth

 

27 yrs old, good record. '01 Sierra - 36.70 a month, '94 Integra - $34.65 a month, '06 GTO - 68.90 a month. Horrace Mann insurance. I've got discounts for having rental insurance, multiple auto policies, working in the educational sector, and being a member of a supporting local Credit Union. 300/125, $250 comp deduct., $1000 collision deduct. Seem to be good without any issues so far.