Let's talk insurances
Ok so I know there have been some discussion over this but none seemed to be helpful
For an AP2 I was quoted 380 a month with my corolla as my primary vehicle, 500 deductables. I'm 25, live in Los Angeles, and have a spotless record. Is that a lot? I might go AP1 which I would hope would be cheaper. What are your stats? What do you pay? Thanks
For an AP2 I was quoted 380 a month with my corolla as my primary vehicle, 500 deductables. I'm 25, live in Los Angeles, and have a spotless record. Is that a lot? I might go AP1 which I would hope would be cheaper. What are your stats? What do you pay? Thanks
Originally Posted by S2Kmonkee,Oct 14 2009, 10:09 PM
call wawanessa, im 21 with an ap1 and clean record and they charge me 1055 a year. Full coverage by the way.
Originally Posted by hachi-roku_fan,Oct 14 2009, 09:53 PM
Ok so I know there have been some discussion over this but none seemed to be helpful
For an AP2 I was quoted 380 a month with my corolla as my primary vehicle, 500 deductables. I'm 25, live in Los Angeles, and have a spotless record. Is that a lot? I might go AP1 which I would hope would be cheaper. What are your stats? What do you pay? Thanks
For an AP2 I was quoted 380 a month with my corolla as my primary vehicle, 500 deductables. I'm 25, live in Los Angeles, and have a spotless record. Is that a lot? I might go AP1 which I would hope would be cheaper. What are your stats? What do you pay? Thanks
1) Your location
2) Your marriage status
3) Your other accounts with the company
4) Your homeowner's status
Basically nobody's advice will help you over the generic spouting of what they pay. Which we just had a thread on this week.
If you're looking for specific information, try your LA subforum or calling actual insurance companies for quotes.

had to add a few more points (sorry)
There are a lot more factors than those listed (usage, travelling radius, amt of coverage, credit rating, year of car, violations including those that are your fault as well as not-at-fault, etc...)...and these vary by carrier as well.
Also, when you are referring to coverage as "full coverage" this can vary as well.
What you may consider "full" coverage may vary from person to person..
Check online and search for comparison rating sites. Many of those sites can give you the rate for several carriers.
Good luck..
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