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Originally Posted by S2K Tae
(Post 24577756)
I’m 19 and just insured my s2000 under my own name for a whopping 300$ a month for full coverage with one speeding ticket ( 3 over asshole cop ) and one accident ( old lady distracted by her dog slammed on brakes) ... I know most of you guys are older and pay like 50 a month lol but anyways just wanted to know what you guys are paying a month/year to insure your car ?? |
Originally Posted by Orjinal
(Post 24577874)
Why don't you register/insure it under your parents name?
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I pay ~$250 per month for 5 cars with full coverage. You might think its high until you see the list.
03 Corvette Z06 02 S2000 96 Viper Gts 11 Taurus SHO 03 Explorer sport Bottom two are the wife's cars. Believe it or not the most expensive is the Taurus LOL. |
I just pay it yearly, I think the total bill is roughly $12-13k/year for 7 cars. Had an employee crash one of our cars multiple times.
NY is also more expensive than most other areas. Will be switching back to Geico this summer and hopefully get it back down to $6-7k. |
$500/year for the S2000 alone. Not my daily, and it's insured with 2 other vehicles (i.e. multi-car discount).
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We pay almost $300/month total for our 4 cars. I'm 41, male, married.
2017 Mazda cx5 2009 Porsche 911 S Cabrio 2006 Porsche Cayman S 2002 Honda s2000 |
I'm 43 married in NY. No tickets or accidents in over 5 years.
04 S2k $300/year 20k agreed value no deductible policy 12 Boss 302 $1000/year 45k agreed value no deductible policy |
'03, 100/300/50, $500 Comprehensive deductible, $500 Collision deductible. $36/mo.
I'm 36, married, two other cars on the insurance (not included in the above), no accidents or tickets. |
You are paying high insurance costs due to your age. It will remain high until you hit 25, then it will drop.
You will not gain an understanding of insurance via a forum post. Insurance rates are completely variable and are dependent on numerous factors. Geographic location, age, accident history, ticket history, married/single, homeowner/renter, credit rating, history of ownership, age of the vehicle. It's an incredible long list of factors. Then there is a situation with homeowners insurance. Currently my automobile insurance is higher than I should be paying, but it's the same insurance carrier as my homeowners and I get a solid deal on my homeowners so for now I pay the higher automobile insurance. A bad hail storm that required roof replacement on my home is limiting me on switching to another carrier currently. I have to make it through 2019 with no homeowners claim and I can switch both the house and cars over to a new company obtaining a lower rate. Where I live we have the highest insurance costs in the US, due to flooding, hail, and tornadoes. |
Hello,
Do you have any information about car insurance in Singapore ? Thank you |
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