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I just checked my policy and my memory was slightly off because thy raised all the premiums last year, but not much.
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just wondering cause my car makes my insurance super high...just wondering if it was the same for you guys.
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I graduated from UCLA, never had any run ins with the law or anything...I've been working for 12 years of my life....I'm guessing that it might have to do with the fact that I'm not married yet.
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haha...you would think I did run over a cop or something, but no, I didn't do anything.
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I graduated from UCLA, never had any run ins with the law or anything...I've been working for 12 years of my life....I'm guessing that it might have to do with the fact that I'm not married yet.
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I guess he out driving....
I'm driving a brand new (300 miles) 10' Corvette Grand Sport 6 speed (Loaned to me) and I'm stuck working... and it going to rain for 3 days!
Say what you will, the car is a blast!
OH I woould not say anything bad about a new Corvette! There is a guy at the track that has one really tricked out with the "hot" suspension (forgot the name) OH.. it's a hella ride!
just not for me, I have kids and need a family car - - like the 996
what is the average age of people on this forum? just wondering cause my car makes my insurance super high...just wondering if it was the same for you guys.
Jesus! My insurance for the 911 makes my insurance increase by $7000 a year!! I thought I was getting screwed, but all the other insurance companies that I checked out are $200 to $400 higher... I guess that's something to look forward to when getting older.....
no error...california I guess. I'm 28, have one ticket and one accident, but that wouldn't make it go that high. I had a vw golf and that thing was $1700/year when I had a perfect record, then went up to $1900/year after the ticket and an accident.
I saw those. And I did go "Hmmmmmmmmmm" with a raised brow
No reason. Just becasue it is a Aero car
Im 40. I have no idea what I pay for THAT car. I have 4 cars on the policy, 2 are p cars. Full coverage on all 4 and the bill is about 3500/yr. Full tort with 500 deductable and increased max coverages.
I dunno, Doubt it... I justy call the ins guy and he says "Now WTF did you buy"
I guess I have the lowest insurance here then - I'm 40, no tickets, leisure use and I pay around $400 per year. I actually pay more for my Acura than I do my Porsche.
haha...you would think I did run over a cop or something, but no, I didn't do anything. I graduated from UCLA, never had any run ins with the law or anything...I've been working for 12 years of my life....I'm guessing that it might have to do with the fact that I'm not married yet.
Not being married is a big one. The ones that generally help are - over 30 years old, married, homeowner, cars and house on the same policy and multiple cars.
I just checked my policy and my memory was slightly off because thy raised all the premiums last year, but not much. I'm paying $510 for the Porsche for 12 months.
Case in point - last week I put the Porsche back on the road for the year. Within a few days I was starting to have shoulder problems. By Monday was I having chest and shoulder pains - scared the pants off of me... turns out that moving kids in and out of the back seat 4 times a day pulled a muscle in my shoulder and my chest from twisting and lifting the kids at arms length in and out of the back seats and I'm now suffering... it sucks to be getting as old as Phil.
alright - seriously....
where is Kyle?
I mean he went on a 300 mile trip... I have been waiting for a new thread with a catchy title like:
"I bought gas"
"Can I remove Cheeto's stains from headliner"
"My driving thongs are in the 928 - what shoes should I buy"
or
"Went in ALONE - my pants are wet"
I have been working my *** off the last few days. I have actually had to put in more than 5 hours a day.... Most day this past week were 12-16 hours. But I am happy to say 4-7 of those hours have been behind the wheel of the 996.
Tomorrow I will spend cleaning up the 928. Someone is coming to look at it on Sunday. I hope this guys buys it. I really like the guy and he has had a pretty hard time with p-cars.
One thing to bear in mind is that location (part of the country) and how the car is stored also make a huge difference. If you're in a low risk location and you store the car in a garage you're going to get a lower premium.
45, married, homeowner deductions with multiple cars all on same poliy etc. Accident 4 years ago that was my fault, (here I go jinxing myself) no moving violations in over 20 years. 911 is my DD full coverage on it runs me $675 per year.
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