Insurance cost for 100?

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I tried to quote Insurance but because my VIN is not in the U.S. system...no go...

Can you tell me how much you pay, and the limits you hold give or take?

Also the model year.

Thanks ;)
 
98 LC full coverage all state $64
 
Thanks :)

Guessing an 06 will be around $100 give or take....
 
'06, full coverage, Auto-Owners, in SC at $750 per year.
 
Lots of other variables other than the vehicle, including, but not limited to, your age, your driving record, where you live, locked garage, do you have another vehicle, how far you commute, do you also buy home owner's insurance with them, military (USAA)...etc. etc.
 
31 years old, only vehicle at the moment, 2004 LC, and I think I pay around $80/month. It was cheaper when I owned a second car. State Farm.

Two huge factors in your insurance costs are local population and local crime statistics. If you live in a large population center with high crime rates then you are going to pay significantly more. For this reason I register my LC at my mom's house in a rural county area with very small population (<6000).
 
Thanks mud. :clap:

I will be using USAA, live in a fairly rural county in Washington state.

36 years old, no tickets in the last 10 years, 1.7 kids :)

Here's to being a local mud member soon! :bounce:
 
Do you have to be active military or family of to qualify for USAA?

-Sent from my computer

From their eligibility page - https://www.usaa.com/inet/pages/pub_eligibility_task_entry

* Active, retired and honorably separated officers and enlisted personnel of the U.S. military.
* Officer candidates in commissioning programs (Academy, ROTC, OCS/OTS).
* Adult children whose eligible parents have or had a USAA auto or property insurance product.1
* Widows and widowers of USAA members who have or had a USAA auto or property insurance policy.
 
USAA all the way

Proud USAA member here, thanks to my father. Even for a large entity there are a great, great asset, so never leave is my opinion! but...you can always go back per se...
 
Another proud USAA member here, been with them going on 12 years now.

Full coverage costs me $61.XX/month, with a $100 comp/$200 collision deductible. Liability and bodily injury payout limits are at the legal state minimum, which I should probably raise just because s**t happens.

USAA has taken care of me on several occasions and I've never been disappointed. Good people, even for a large firm.
 
From their eligibility page - https://www.usaa.com/inet/pages/pub_eligibility_task_entry

* Active, retired and honorably separated officers and enlisted personnel of the U.S. military.
* Officer candidates in commissioning programs (Academy, ROTC, OCS/OTS).
* Adult children whose eligible parents have or had a USAA auto or property insurance product.1
* Widows and widowers of USAA members who have or had a USAA auto or property insurance policy.

Will, I'll just have to envy you guys. They have the best rates around.:cheers:

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State Farm - $131/month. Full coverage with (probably higher coverages than most people get) 250/500/100 coverages and a $500 deductible. Glass/Roadside/Medical. Primary driver has a couple of speeding tickets too. :D

From experience, I highly recommend State Farm - Price is far from the most important factor.
 
State farm $57/month on a 99 full coverage with 7500 annual mileage restriction.
 
There are way to many things that come into play to get a good comparison on an open forum!

Sent from my SCH-I535 using IH8MUD

As noted above many things can affect the cost of your insurance:
- Your driving record
- How old you are
- Do you smoke
- How far you are from work
- How many miles/year you drive
- Even your zip code all come into play on your auto insurance.

I'm with AAA and these are some of there filters.
 
^ Their.

Along with multi vehicle, multi line, time with agency, sex, and other mysterious algebra.
 
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