How much does Insurance run on your Taco?

I'm too new to know how to use the search feature. I would say sorry for being Germans; but I don't think this forum uses 4chan lingo.

 

Its all good. The search feature is best used thru google. site name and topic. and I don't know what 4chan is lol.

 

I'm paying $940 a year with Mercury. Thanks to this thread I will be looking into USAA in the morning.

 

115 a month full coverage through some weird ass insurance company, i think its called Viking insurance lol

 

175/MO full coverage, $500 deductibles, and i got toyota care with my truck so up to 7yrs/100,000 miles its bumper to bumper, and gets towed for free, plus free rental car, and they even pay for me to stay somewhere, plus 100 bucks a night to eat if im far from home lol

 

Paying $191 a month Liberty Mutual. Includes 25/50 bodily injury and uninsured motorist, $25K property damage, 5K medical payments. Have a comprehensive deductible of $500 and collision deductible of $1K. Pretty expensive and I am shopping around to get the same coverage at about $140 a month

 

$103 per month, full coverage, $500 deductible.

 

State Farm $282 every 6 months full covrage with a $1000 ded

 

103.50$ a month full coverage through liberty mutual. Funny cause i had a scion xb that was 102. When i called to replace it with my tacoma i asked how much more per month and she said $1.50. For a vehicle worth twice as much i was stoked to only have a $1.50 increase.

 

While we are necromancing threads, nothing, work pays for it.

 

About $57 a month for liability through State Farm for me. Going to be bumping it up to full coverage soon though and that'll be about $98 a month.

 

That's a pretty sweet deal. My company truck doesn't even have insurance.


I wonder how much credit score plays a part of insurance rates?

 

$898 / year, Mercury. Plus, I get the commission back since I'm the agent

 

No idea, My business so it all comes from the same pot theoretically.

 

I pay about the same, and I feel like I'm getting bent over as well. My truck is a 2014 though. True story, I got a letter from my DMV a few weeks back, they said they had no record of insurance on my truck since the purchase date.

When I called my insurance company, they noticed that they had my truck registered as a Double Cab, SR5 and not a Double Cab TRD-Off Road, it was a clerical error the dealer messed up doing the final paperwork.

Well apparently my insurance went up another $13/ month because it is a TRD-Off Road and not just SR5?? I agued about it for a bit, and the rep indicated that for what ever reason the TRD is listed as a higher risk or different category than the standard truck.

 

I pay $1500/yr for my Taco and the wife's 2010 honda odyssey. $500 deductible and full coverage on both vehicles with Progressive. Both of us have clean records, no tickets, wrecks or claims. I'm 29, she's 25. Used to pay more than that for just 6 months with USAA. USAA=garbage in Florida. One of their agents used those exact words on the phone.

Credit scores make a difference in your insurance rates. Age, marital status, education level, and driving record are the other big influences. Oh, and vehicle and geo location of course.

 

Just got my renewal from a State Farm, today.
Full coverage, $500 deductible for $327/6 months.
75-84, very bad driving record.
Clean since then. Each kid had 1 incident.
At one time I had 5 vehicles insured.
Been with State Farm since 89, 2 claims.

 

$120/month w USAA. my truck, gf car and renter insurance. Both full coverage.

 

Still keeping any Bees?