Insurance Question
I simply said the mileage section in the online quote doesn't seem to effect the quote. I have put in vastly different numbers there and seen no change in the quote from several online systems.
Well i own an Allstate agency. So yes Allstate can give you a very low rate if your agent does it right. It can be far less to insure 2 car's versus one.
Tell them your s2k is pleasure use only less then 7500 a year. and make sure they rate you to your other car. If your other car is just liablity your rates should go down quite a bit. I dare say maybe even in half.
This doesnt work with all insurance companies, some will not let you rate a single driver to a specific car. Some companies will default the the driver to the higher rated car. But yes with Allstate we can work magic.
FYI my rate $50 a month full coverage 30 years old clean record.
Tell them your s2k is pleasure use only less then 7500 a year. and make sure they rate you to your other car. If your other car is just liablity your rates should go down quite a bit. I dare say maybe even in half.
This doesnt work with all insurance companies, some will not let you rate a single driver to a specific car. Some companies will default the the driver to the higher rated car. But yes with Allstate we can work magic.
FYI my rate $50 a month full coverage 30 years old clean record.
Originally Posted by F355FTS,Apr 27 2006, 08:53 AM
This doesnt work with all insurance companies, some will not let you rate a single driver to a specific car. Some companies will default the the driver to the higher rated car.
but as long as you put your yearly miles on the S below that 7500 mark, you should see a discount for that along with the multi car discount ...
Originally Posted by aklucsarits,Apr 27 2006, 06:23 AM
I just switched from Allstate to State Farm, and I know that is not true with either of them. The car you declare as your daily driver makes a HUGE difference in insurance rates. Both Allstate and State Farm have a "pleasure vehicle" discount category for vehicles that are not daily drivers and are driven relatively low mileage (under 7500mi annually)
The dodge as the daily driver is $300 every six months with the same full coverage.
oh yeah, State Farm
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