Auto Insurance for the S
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Originally Posted by naseeb,Feb 24 2005, 10:05 AM
nope.......another 35 years before hitting 65 pal........ 
I can't imagine salaries being that much higher in NE than in Chicago....cost of living is quite high in the suburbs here as well...........
I just think you all should move to the best city in the country
and enjoy our cheaper rates !!!
What percentage of people in NE would you say make over 6 figures? Not to many of the younger S2K owners I'm assuming (<21years old).........so paying what you all pay for being that young, is a HUGE percentage of your Gross Income in my books........
anyways, I always thought the grass was greener in NE, but I was surely wrong......
Good luck to you all...........I reduced my insurance by $500 switching to "Liberty Mutual"..... " Geico could even come close.
I can't imagine salaries being that much higher in NE than in Chicago....cost of living is quite high in the suburbs here as well...........
I just think you all should move to the best city in the country
and enjoy our cheaper rates !!!
What percentage of people in NE would you say make over 6 figures? Not to many of the younger S2K owners I'm assuming (<21years old).........so paying what you all pay for being that young, is a HUGE percentage of your Gross Income in my books........
anyways, I always thought the grass was greener in NE, but I was surely wrong......
Good luck to you all...........I reduced my insurance by $500 switching to "Liberty Mutual"..... " Geico could even come close.
i hear its cold there most of the year! i have a friend there for law school. He cant wait to come back to CT
And besides, we are right smack in between the 2 greatest cities in the US. NY AND bOSTON
You can keep your cheaper rates and cold windy days. I will stay close to the beach and the great cities
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Originally Posted by paivag,Feb 24 2005, 01:32 PM
Hmm wonder how much I can save for pushing my deductible to 1000?
Oh and I have my S listed as a secondary car, Primary vehicle is my pickup truck. Probably why cheaper than you guys!
Oh and I have my S listed as a secondary car, Primary vehicle is my pickup truck. Probably why cheaper than you guys!
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Originally Posted by PortugueseS2K,Feb 25 2005, 02:58 AM
Theres one advantage to being married!
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Just reviewed mine for this year and I'm not happy, I gotta move out to the burbs. 2000 for the s and another 1000 for the beater (just liability) you'd think that it wouldn't hurt so bad financially to not drive the expensive one.
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Originally Posted by MonkeyCMonkeyDo,May 16 2005, 02:51 PM
Just reviewed mine for this year and I'm not happy, I gotta move out to the burbs. 2000 for the s and another 1000 for the beater (just liability) you'd think that it wouldn't hurt so bad financially to not drive the expensive one.
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