Insurance (Input needed)

I'm looking for the best insurance and I was surprised at what one company quoted me "$3000" a year, but I guess that's how it is these days on new trucks? I was only paying $1500 for my jetta.

So could anyone suggest some insurance company's to me and how much do you pay a year for your insurance?

 

geico is what i use

 

I use GMAC. Do you have another vehicle you could add on to it? I added on a jeep that we don't really drive and I'm down to ~ $100 a month for both insured. Taco full coverage jeep liability.

 

Damn how bad is your driving record!!!

 

Call AIS (auto insurance specialist).

I called them when I got my truck and they quoted me 1000s less per year than any other company.

 

I just switched from Allstate to Liberty Mutual. For my 2010 Tacoma and my wife's 2007 Camry, we're paying $1,400 per year. Was paying almost double that with Allstate. Includes full coverage on both vehicles. Also includes a discount for my wife graduating from one of their approved colleges.

 

My best friend is an insurance reseller/broker, she represents about 15 companies and just plugs my info in along with the limit coverage and up pops a bunch of quotes.
That saves me the hassle of contacting a bunch of individual companies myself plus she knows who in the industry will honor claims without a bunch of hassle.

Just open the phone book and look for an add under auto insurance that is close to you that has a bunch of company logos and give them a visit.

 

Just over $800 a year with Mercury full coverage and $250 deductible for my 2011 double cab 4x4 TRD. Been with them forever.

 

580 / year, liability only, AAA,
97 t100 xcab 2wd v6, 26 yrs old, clean driving record (finally)

my insurance used to be almost 2k year when i had tickets and was into hondas

rates went down vs my old truck which was a 99 mazda b2500 xcab 2wd 4cyl, for some reason that rig was 680 / year also liablity. my record was clean the whole time i had that truck too

 

Insurance premiums vary a ton based upon:

1. Where you live (city vs. rural; state regulations; state court system)
2. How old you are
3. Whether your driving history sucks
4. Insurance limits and deductibles

$3k/year would be a good deal for full coverage (500k CSL) for a 21 year old living in Manhattan, NY with a spotty driving record. But, for a 50 year old with no accidents living in Minot, ND and a good driving record, a similar policy might cost $600/year.

The answer: It depends.

But lots of people like USAA, Geico, Progressive. Just shop around. A lot.

 

USAA for me, been the best company I've dealt with. I'd highly recommend them if you are eligible.