If you are in the northwest and have a clean driving record, how much is considered as the best bang for the buck for a state minimum liability insurance on a ten years old stock sedan?
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Originally posted by Grand525 View PostIf you are in the northwest and have a clean driving record, how much is considered as the best bang for the buck for a state minimum liability insurance on a ten years old stock sedan?Originally posted by bmwm42PNW vulture pm me for parts
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Are we quoting 6 months?
I have 1 point and some worthless stuff like a seatbelt ticket and license suspension...
So I dont get good driver, and my 6 month 2 car rate is less than 300, or 48 a month.
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so yours should be much lower than that. something like 38
edit thats a great rate. For me, geico was more than 100 more for 6 months than infinity.
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I heard they have different rate for different part of town such as zip code or something to do with the demographic and accident rate of the certain area, despite your age and clean driving record as a sole variant.
Without going through the hassle of obtaining public records, which area has the lowest / highest rates in the northwest,
Is it true that if your car is registered in a high density populated area, your insurance rate will be higher than the other small towns ?
On the other hand, we don't want to be hassled or taken advantage of too much by having the lowest rate if God forbid we end up being the one who cause the accident, unintentionally.
Given you have a spotless record and did all your due diligence, have you had that kind of issue with them?
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Originally posted by Grand525 View PostI heard they have different rate for different part of town such as zip code or something to do with the demographic and accident rate of the certain area, despite your age and clean driving record as a sole variant.
Without going through the hassle of obtaining public records, which area has the lowest / highest rates in the northwest,
Is it true that if your car is registered in a high density populated area, your insurance rate will be higher than the other small towns ?
On the other hand, we don't want to be hassled or taken advantage of too much by having the lowest rate if God forbid we end up being the one who cause the accident, unintentionally.
Given you have a spotless record and did all your due diligence, have you had that kind of issue with them?
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Originally posted by Grand525 View PostI heard they have different rate for different part of town such as zip code or something to do with the demographic and accident rate of the certain area, despite your age and clean driving record as a sole variant.
Without going through the hassle of obtaining public records, which area has the lowest / highest rates in the northwest,
Is it true that if your car is registered in a high density populated area, your insurance rate will be higher than the other small towns ?
On the other hand, we don't want to be hassled or taken advantage of too much by having the lowest rate if God forbid we end up being the one who cause the accident, unintentionally.
Given you have a spotless record and did all your due diligence, have you had that kind of issue with them?
They do base it on zip code as well. I moved from downtown Portland to an affluent suburb and my rates went up. The cars in the area are more expensive and thus
more expensive to fix should it hit one.
If any of you have parents that are/were in the military, get USAA insurance. Way cheaper.Originally posted by Grueliusand i do not know what bugg brakes are.
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