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Originally Posted by Drrr.Gonzo
Unfortunately yeah especially for dudes full coverage(required for new cars) is about $160-$240 depending where you live. Right now $175(limited coverage) is considered a deal for me since I was paying $234 a couple months ago.
Zero accidents or dui's might I add and a 11 year driving history without incident car premium is still higher than health insurance
Liability is cheap though only $50-$80 bucks.
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Originally Posted by onesickdegen
I'm paying $83/mo for full coverage and renters insurance through USAA.
With all due respect, "full coverage" is a meaningless term.
Are you insuring a $10,000 car or a $100,000 car?
Does your collision coverage have a $0 deductible? $250 deductible? $500? $1,000?
How much liability coverage do you have? $10k/$20k? $25k/$50k? $50k/$100k? $250k/$500k?
Do you have a deductible on your comprehensive coverage? If so, is it $250? $500? $1,000?
How much Uninsured Motorist coverage do you have?
Answers to all of the above are necessary before one can compare insurance rates with someone else. Simply stating that one has "full coverage" doesn't really provide enough info in which to base a comparison.
It would be similar to two poker players saying that they each make 15BB/hr without stating what stakes they play or how many hours/week they play and then trying to determine which one has the higher income.