How much do you pay for insurance?
 

Just curious as to what you guys are getting for insurance rates. Be sure to list your age and how many tickets/points you have (if any).




Thanks.
-Matt :)

im 18 so my insurance should be really high. but the insurance company thinks im driving a pontiac bonaville so my s2000 is in my dads name. it only cost him 60 a month, he hasnt had a wreck or a ticket in years so. no points.

I don't think my insurance company knows my record. I think they know about one accident, but I have had a few since then. I also got a speeding ticket, but my rates haven't gone up, yet... I'm 25, married, and I pay $69 a month. i think that will be going up, though. Other threads have shown insurance premiums on our cars are on the rise.

I'm married, 37, 0 Points, $30/month Full Coverage with Progressive :drive:

$10 a month for the time the S is in hibernation. So about $240 yr.

What insurance company are you gents dealing with to get insurance that cheap?

I am 52, no points or accidents, 3 kids, 21, 18, 14, and for full coverage I would pay and extra $2000 a year. I also have 2 Olds 98's and a LeSabre on the policy.

I have State Farm. I used to have Allstate, but State Farm was cheaper. It's wierd, though, because I have friends that have Allstate and they're cheaper for them than State Farm.
:confused:

Allstate is a nightmare!! There claims customer service is horrible.
I am with Statefarm. Age: 21, clean license. Coverage: BI 100/300, PD100, PIPA, Coll500, Comp500, RR25/750. I pay $1963 annually in an area deemed metro NY.

31 single, no points or accidents, 4runner and s2000 with full coverage on both for $1300 per year plus my yzr 600r liability only for $230 with Auto Club

CSAA.
Over 40.
No Points.
Full Coverage.
Extended Warranty.
$1100/year.
Pretty good for the SF Bay Area.

24, zero points, State Farm, $180/month. I thought it was a good deal, because it was only $20 more a month then my 99 Civic SI. But damn, you guys are not paying schit. Maybe I will get a good break when I turn 25 this April. Who knows
Steve