From Geico for a 20 yr old male, primary driver, with 3 accidents (1 "my fault" 2 times rear ended), no tickets on my record.

Broken down for ya...

Lightning
1. bodily injury liability= $112.20
2.property damage liability = $162.40
3. Personal injury protection = $61.00
4.Uninsured motorist coverage = $64.00
5.Uninsured motorist property damage = $42.80
6.Comprehensive = $180.50
7.Collision = $343.00

$965.90 for 3 months full coverage in the L

Silverado 1500 4x2 ext cab
1. bodily injury liability = $112.20
2.property damage liability = $162.40
3. Personal injury protection = $61.00
4.Uninsured motorist coverage = $64.00
5.Uninsured motorist property damage = $42.80
6.Comprehensive = $158.40
7.Collision = $323.20

$924 even for 3 months insurance in a silverado

Here is the fun one
1995 Camaro Z28
1. bodily injury liability = $264.00
2.property damage liability = $382.00
3. Personal injury protection = $67.10
4.Uninsured motorist coverage = $64.00
5.Uninsured motorist property damage = $42.80
6.Comprehensive = $391.20
7.Collision = $736.10

$1947.20 FOR 3 MONTHS IN THE Z
OUCH!!!!!!!!!
AND THAT IS WHAT I AM DRIVING!
IT WOULD ALMOST BE CHEAPER TO PAY THE PAYMENTS ON THE L!

 

Mine is $2144 for 6 months with progressive full coverage. I dont know the exact amounts of the coverage broken down buts its the lowest that i can get.

BTW 19 with 3 accidents(none at fault) and 1 ticket

 

from state farm for a 28 year old male with no accidents or tickets.

full coverage
NO deductible
glass coverage
roadside assistance
medical payments
comprehensive
uninsured motor vehicle


$110 a month.

 

18 wit a perfect drivin record

150 a month full coverage w/ drivin course discount and 3.0 gpa discount

 

Full coverage, 500 deductible, 100/month....

 

Priced insurance for mine with State Farm that im shopping for now ,full cov, 38 yr old male,no tickets last 10 yrs,no wrecks in 10, 625.00 every 6 months.25.00 cheaper than what im paying for same policy on 02 eddie expedition.only problem i got is no good ford financing on the L [cheapest 12 percent] and dealers only want to give 20 grand for exped{16000 miles,spotless truck] this equals payment of 700.00 a month cant swing that,may have to wait a little longer

 

40 yrs old with one ticket, 500$ every 6 months, with 500 deductible.

 

Trust me on this one-GO TO ELECTRIC INSURANCE'S WEBSITE!! I am going to save you guys lots of $$$$.

 

I'm about the same as Speeder;$507/6 months with $250 deductible ($84.50/month)

Jody

 

Updated quote-950 per year, 500 deductible, FULL COVERAGE!!
Again, ELECTRIC INSURANCE

 

Wow...you guys pay alot....


I pay 360 dollars every 6 months on my 2002 L (full coverage 500 deductable)...granted I am 38, married, house, 2 kids, etc. I am getting a great deal from Farm Bureau insurance in Indiana I guess, hehe

Tom

 

It's not always the cheapest insurance that's the best. Discount insurance companies are famous for collecting your premiums and dropping you like a fly after an incident. Then you try and get insurance elsewhere and because you were dropped, you are put into a risk category. I've been with State Farm for 32 years, and they are a little higher than some, but they have taken care of me very well. Even covered an accident my son had before he had a permit or license when he drove a friends car.

CYNthia, how old are you? you on your parents policy? Aren't you under 20? That seems very cheap for a person your age driving a late model vehicle, unless it's under your parents policy. My 18 year old son (almost 19) pays about 160.00/month as a rider on my policy and the above accident isn't on his record.

 

I am a 29yr old male w/ Allstate and no tickets or accidents in 5+ years.

full coverage 100/300/100
uninsured motor vehicle 50/100/50
500 collision/comprehensive deductible
roadside assistance
medical payments (PIP)
towing
rental car

$75.00 per mo.

 

Unfortunately, living in California affects my rates. Sometimes some of these other states look pretty good! My rates are good for California, but not as good as Texas or some others. This state is out of control.

Jody

 

I would expect some of these other states and insurance companies to be having some increases. Insurance companies make money by investing the premiums in the stock market. With the market being flat and the cost of paying claims, insurance companies are having to increase premiums to make money.