Crap - 6 months!!! Hahaha. About gave myself a heart attack there.
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US ERA: How much do you pay for your car insurance per month (and who do you have)
- Thread starter Uncle at Nintendo
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I've been looking into Metromile, which is pay-per-mile, and I'm liking what I see. Especially given how much I haven't been driving around since quarantine started. Haven't pulled the trigger yet, though.
Edit: Forgot to include my current insurance. Have AAA, and the wife and I pay about $135 a month in the SoCal area for a 2014 Jetta and 2020 Tiguan.
Edit: Forgot to include my current insurance. Have AAA, and the wife and I pay about $135 a month in the SoCal area for a 2014 Jetta and 2020 Tiguan.
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I paid about $1100 for a year of NJM insurance. It's for a newish Civic in a moderately expensive state. No accidents on record.
They've refunded some of the premium due to the pandemic.
They've refunded some of the premium due to the pandemic.
Wife and I pay $300/month.
We have a Tesla and an I3 and live in Los Angeles so it's expensive and stuff.
We have a Tesla and an I3 and live in Los Angeles so it's expensive and stuff.
Progressive - $634 for 6 months with 100/300 coverage with nonstacked UM coverage, roadside assistance, and medical payments of 1k. Not having to drive as much due to working from home definitely helped lower my costs when I looked for a new quote.
Six month 1k with Geico for a 2020 Corolla. I had Geico since I started driving and I honestly don't care about shopping around.
The next poster said $230 a month. An effing month?! With the right car, you could spend that for a year of cover here.
I have Esurance. I pay every 6 months for the discount but comes out to $98/month for full coverage on our two vehicles after all discounts. I also have the DriveSense app on our phones, it's showing we saved 12% using that.
I always shop every 2 years. Before this Liberty Mutual was the cheapest but their rates just kept going up for no reason. Esurance ended up being cheaper last time a shopped.. The reason I always recommend checking is because when I originally signed up for Liberty, Esurance was more expensive so they do vary
I always shop every 2 years. Before this Liberty Mutual was the cheapest but their rates just kept going up for no reason. Esurance ended up being cheaper last time a shopped.. The reason I always recommend checking is because when I originally signed up for Liberty, Esurance was more expensive so they do vary
GEICO just gave me their renewal prices for the next six months. Went from $110/month to $80/month for full coverage on a 2016 Chevy Spark.
33 Years old. I insure two vehicles (2014 and a 2020) with two drivers. I pay $575 every six months. A hell of a deal. I have full coverage via Geico.
I just saved a bunch of money on my car insurance by leaving Geico
Around 1000$ for 2 cars per 6 months, just switched to geico
2014 bmw 5 series , 2003 Honda element
Driving under 8k miles a year each, decent coverage, 1000 deductible
2014 bmw 5 series , 2003 Honda element
Driving under 8k miles a year each, decent coverage, 1000 deductible
Thank you for suggesting that! Later today I'll go check them out and see what I get back!
About a $160 a month with State Farm. Other factors that matter:
- I'm a male and over 25
- Have a 2014 Mazda 3
- Pretty decent driving history, no speeding tickets/moving violations
- Live in San Jose California
- Car is kept in a garage (not sure how much this matters)
Progressive for $244 a month for 2 cars (2016 Sorrento and 2016 Forte) w/ 1 at-fault accident by my wife. We live in Orange County (SoCal).
We had Allstate before and was paying about $260 a month. After the accident (which was a small fender bender), they raised our rate to $398 a month (Yes, our insurance went up 50%). At that point we just ditched them after they said they couldn't do anything about it.
We shopped around and got a few quotes. Ended up with Progressive as our deductible ended up being even lower than what we had with AllState.
We had Allstate before and was paying about $260 a month. After the accident (which was a small fender bender), they raised our rate to $398 a month (Yes, our insurance went up 50%). At that point we just ditched them after they said they couldn't do anything about it.
We shopped around and got a few quotes. Ended up with Progressive as our deductible ended up being even lower than what we had with AllState.
Because of NYC. I even have safe driver discount and my credit is great. 0 accidents. 0 tickets. Cars are a 2015 MDX and a 2020 Sti. They both have full coverage + glass. Ive had my license since I was 17. I do have my wife on my insurance but that didn't really change the price when I was doing a quote.
Well, I bet one of the cars being an STI adds a bit to that price.
It doubled it. I was paying around 170 when it was just the Acura.
I lease a Mini Cooper and BMW requires me to get super high level insurance so sadly it's about $165 a month from Allstate. I've looked into alternatives and do get some messages from Liberty Mutual about lowering my rates for some sort of Mini-sponsored insurance but I've just dealt with it for years since I've had Allstate forever.
37 with no accident or ticket history, etc. I do get a 5% or something check back every handful of months which is like $40.
Austin, TX. My agent claims insurance is higher in Texas due to the number of people and therefore more accidents.
37 with no accident or ticket history, etc. I do get a 5% or something check back every handful of months which is like $40.
Austin, TX. My agent claims insurance is higher in Texas due to the number of people and therefore more accidents.