Date: Sat, 15 Jan 2000 15:45:08 GMT From: Josh Landess <jlandessnopsam.com> Subject: Re: High Insurance On a Saab Convertible: Can anyone recommend an insurer?
Looks like I'm not paying enough attention to the folks who are telling me this is about geography. jl On Fri, 14 Jan 2000 19:19:49 GMT, samhain1313nopsamail.com wrote: >whats real funny is I pay about $900 a year for a 1999 9-5 SE V6 (MSRP >$39k)with full coverage in Pennsylvania. I am 33 yrs old, male, no >tickets or accidents (though my wife did have one in our 900s this >year). > >Your car is 10 years older and $30k cheaper and yet you pay more > >move to a cheaper state. > >If I lived in NJ like I used to, this car would prob cost me $2,000 a >year to insure. > >In article <9sdo7scvcckfapmq9203n5tke8v902a55jnopsamcom>, > jlandessnopsam.com wrote: >> On Tue, 11 Jan 2000 23:32:28 -0800, TimeRangernopsam.com wrote: >> >> >On Tue, 11 Jan 2000 22:39:11 GMT, Josh Landess <jlandessnopsam.com> >> >wrote: >> > >> >>So, I am asking if any Saab convertible owners out there have found >an >> >>insurance company which is a bit more reasonable. >> >> >> >>jl >> > >> >A LOT of what you pay for insurance depends on your zip code. I >> >recently moved about 4 miles across town, and my insurance went up >> >14.3% just because I live in a "highrisk"zip code. Here in Las Vegas >> >we have some of the world's worst drivers and are visited by ALL of >> >the worst drivers that L.A. has to give. Type of coverage also >> >determines your cost. Straight liability is mucho cheaper than >> >comprehensive - which covers the cost of someone cutting open your >> >roof. Repair costs also contribute heavily towards your rate. Face >> >it, SAAB parts ain't cheap. >> >> Be all that as it may be, it does not help discover whether there is >> an insurance company which rates this car lower. >> >> I got a quote today from an agent on the phone today. Then we ran >> everything the same way, except that we changed the car to an old >> Acura Integra I used to own. The quote (Mercury) went from about >> $1700 per year to about $900 per year for identical coverage. I >> believe she said the Saab rated a "19" (out of about 26) and the >> Integra rated an 11 or 12. >> >> jl >> > > >Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ >Before you buy.
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