South Carolina Insurance Rates on S2000
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by Zangerzone
Now, what is shocking is that Highlander's property tax on the car is a lot lower than mine!
Mine is $698 and is a 2001 while his is a 2002. I knew that Greenville is 
Now, what is shocking is that Highlander's property tax on the car is a lot lower than mine!
Mine is $698 and is a 2001 while his is a 2002. I knew that Greenville is 
I live on the other side of Greer in Pelham Falls.
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WOW!!!!! Some of y'all have some CHEAP Rates, DAAAAAMN!!!!!
I'm at $1,769 for every 6 months but I was a truck driver till 2 years ago and I have a "few" tickets under my belt... Insurance de-regulation SUKS!!!!!!!
I'm in Northeast Columbia (29223)Oh well...
Regards...
BA...
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00civicsi,
I have 250 deduct comprehensive, 500 deduct collision, libility, car rental and travel expense, emergency road service, no fault, uninsured motor vehicle, death or loss of sight, underinsured motor vehicle all for 89.00 per month
I have 250 deduct comprehensive, 500 deduct collision, libility, car rental and travel expense, emergency road service, no fault, uninsured motor vehicle, death or loss of sight, underinsured motor vehicle all for 89.00 per month
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I have USAA, full coverage, w/ $500 deductible and it runs about $900 for 6 months.
On a side note, when I received the property taxes for the car it was over $1k, but I noticed the appraisal of the car was the MSRP, not what I actually paid. I faxed over a copy of the bill for the car, and showed them that purchase price was about $3k under MSRP. They adjusted it and it saved me maybe $100. Every little bit helps. BTW, this is in richland county.
I did hear on the radio this AM that SC is considering doing away with property taxes altogether on homes and autos. The trade-off is that the sales tax would go from 5 to 7%. I almost think it would be worth it not to have to pay property tax every year for the duration of the vehicle's life.
On a side note, when I received the property taxes for the car it was over $1k, but I noticed the appraisal of the car was the MSRP, not what I actually paid. I faxed over a copy of the bill for the car, and showed them that purchase price was about $3k under MSRP. They adjusted it and it saved me maybe $100. Every little bit helps. BTW, this is in richland county.
I did hear on the radio this AM that SC is considering doing away with property taxes altogether on homes and autos. The trade-off is that the sales tax would go from 5 to 7%. I almost think it would be worth it not to have to pay property tax every year for the duration of the vehicle's life.