Insurance

[feferic]

Wondering what insurance costs are around the country.

In Nebraska – 2003 EX V6, 4-door -- full coverage (29 year old single male, 1 speeding ticket) ~ $1,100/year.

Coverage details for comparison:
Bodily Injury – 100,000/300,000
Property – 50,000
Medical Payment – 5,000/per person
Uninsured/Underinsured – 100,000/300,000

Emergency Road Service/Car Rental

Deductible: 250 Comperhensive/250 Collision

My agent tell me to expect a decrease when I turn 30 - hopefully that will come true.

[anysia]

ex accord coupe mt-full coverage (maybe some excessive coverage) just under 1k, no tickets, no accidents (until 2 weeks ago....)

[princess]

Funny I just posted that in another thread....

The Accord is 954 annually, 25/50 (not the min. 15/30), uninsured & towing. But it's not the primary car. No tickets or accidents & have been driving forever!:D

[anysia]

hehe, mine is 100/300 liability
100 property
100 medical/acidental death 5/funeral 2.5
uninsured motorists coverage 100/300
underinsured 100/300
physical damages (where i screwed myself up!!!)
100 ded for comprehensive
500 ded for collision
also road service/rental for both comp and collision, and gap coverage


my actual total 986/year

[anysia]

man, i like to be pessimistic when it comes to auto insurance... that is UNTIL i picked the damn deductible for collision!!!

[stevel]

wow. for my wife and I, her with 2 speeding tickets, we pay about $1300/year. for all our cars. 04 ex accoud, 05 ford focus, and liability only on a 90 accord....

[princess]

our ded. is 250/300 comp/coll

[anysia]

given that i generally need one new windshield a year and there are also so many deer for "target practice" around here, i lowered the ded for comp.

the sentra is only 800 something for insurance-same coverage

[Inspector1]

02 EX V6
100/300 body/property
100 med
100/300 un/under insured
Emerg road service/rental
0 comp 250 collision deductible

Additional Unowned vehicle coverage.

850 per year

01 Mpv
same as above
less unowned coverage

600 per year

I1:)