Insurnace On Your S2000
for the next 3 years
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From: Palo Alto
Originally Posted by gotrice02,Sep 24 2004, 08:08 AM
I shell out about 1800 a year.
ways to reduce premium....
tell them that your VIN is in 4 or more places on car
tell them you've taken a drivers ed class
tell them you have a 3.0 or higher if youre in school
tell them you have a alarm with a battery back-up (you should have one anyways)
tell them you only will drive on weekends 8-10K miles per year and you only ride bus to work.
ways to reduce premium....
tell them that your VIN is in 4 or more places on car
tell them you've taken a drivers ed class
tell them you have a 3.0 or higher if youre in school
tell them you have a alarm with a battery back-up (you should have one anyways)
tell them you only will drive on weekends 8-10K miles per year and you only ride bus to work.
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From: Lafayette, LA
Originally Posted by naomi-sarah,Sep 24 2004, 01:19 PM
How does insurance work in the states? Is it not government run?
I always see these ads for Geico.
Do you guys have to shop around for insurnace like you would for a house?
I always see these ads for Geico.
Do you guys have to shop around for insurnace like you would for a house?
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From: Sunny Socal
Originally Posted by Kroeker,Sep 24 2004, 10:55 AM
Gilroy, California.
$604 per year, full coverage, less than 10k miles per year.
Wawanessa Insurance.
$604 per year, full coverage, less than 10k miles per year.
Wawanessa Insurance.
