RX8 And Insurance Rates? - Page 2

Jul 15, 2004 | 07:19 AM

#26

arattle

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From: Philadelphia, PA

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Originally Posted by marcj1

It's a 4 door!!!

29 unmarried male philadelphia (think NJ-esque rates!!)
$1217/6 months for 100/300 with Progressive

By comparison, my '98 Jeep Cherokee (same policy) was $2800/year for 2003 and 2100/year in 2004 with Amica.

oh yeah--last ticket was almost 14 years ago, no chargable accidents.

Marc, that seems a little high even for Philly. I'm 24, have a ticket on my record, live in the city just like you, and it's $1100/6 months with Geico. I fully expect all this to go down after I turn 25 and lose my ticket by January. Try Geico, you got nothing to lose. Also, you can tell them you're a AAA member, that's an automatic discount, they don't check your membership #. I'm a member of Navy Federal Credit Union, but they have about about 300 other partner organizations - you're bound to be a member of something. That's about another 10% off. Check out their online quotes.

-arattle

Jul 15, 2004 | 08:07 AM

#27

RUmble

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From: NJ

Too bad Geico isn't around for NJ residents.

Jul 15, 2004 | 08:18 AM

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Geico is the devil's spawn.

I'd recommend giving Amex casualties a try. Most people (myself included) have cut their rates in half with them. But they don't accept drivers with bad records.