BayArea Auto Insurance
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BayArea Auto Insurance
Hey folks,
I have my 3rd renewal coming next month and I'm curious if there are any folks in the same situation as me, to see their rates.
The basics:
- New 2013 C63 purchased June 2013
- 26 years old
- More than 3 years driving (a California thing)
- No tickets ever (clean record at DMV)
- Pleasure 12k miles per year (if even)
- don't have rental or whatever other insurance (so can't bundle)
- lives in San Francisco
- 500$ deductible collision and comprehensive
My premium was 1750$ for 6 months for the past year (so twice 1750$).
Unfortunately, I had an at fault accident (nothing bad the kind of stupid parking accident by myself, touched a pole ) with more than 1000$ repairs this February, so of course it's gonna raise my insurance.
My new premium next month:
Are there any other folks in the same age/situation ? What company are you using ?
Advices, tips, tricks whatever you can think of, I'll take them.
Thanks in advance!
I have my 3rd renewal coming next month and I'm curious if there are any folks in the same situation as me, to see their rates.
The basics:
- New 2013 C63 purchased June 2013
- 26 years old
- More than 3 years driving (a California thing)
- No tickets ever (clean record at DMV)
- Pleasure 12k miles per year (if even)
- don't have rental or whatever other insurance (so can't bundle)
- lives in San Francisco
- 500$ deductible collision and comprehensive
My premium was 1750$ for 6 months for the past year (so twice 1750$).
Unfortunately, I had an at fault accident (nothing bad the kind of stupid parking accident by myself, touched a pole ) with more than 1000$ repairs this February, so of course it's gonna raise my insurance.
My new premium next month:
Are there any other folks in the same age/situation ? What company are you using ?
Advices, tips, tricks whatever you can think of, I'll take them.
Thanks in advance!
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It's not "Bay Area," it's San Francisco. I pay about $850 in Saratoga for 6 months. My wife had an at-fault accident last year ($5K outlay for the insurance company), which is factored into that rate.
I do have my home policy with the same company, which is worth something but you're mainly the victim of a killer zip code.
PS. Make sure you check out $1,000 deductible. It can save a lot.
I do have my home policy with the same company, which is worth something but you're mainly the victim of a killer zip code.
PS. Make sure you check out $1,000 deductible. It can save a lot.
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I have a 2009 so my rate is expected to be lower. i pay $475 for 6 months with few discounts like multi-car, Engineer's discount (whatever that means lol) My liability caps are much higher too.
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2009 C63, 2000 ML 430, 1994 Del Sol Vtec
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2012 S550, 2012 C63
I pay ~$1900/6 months for (1) 2012 C63 and (1) 2012 S550. Max coverage (300/300/300), $100 deductible, but I had a deuce 9 years ago. Wife with clear record is attached to the S550. Farmers so I have the house and a $1m umbrella policy through them. I'm 37, married with (2) kids.
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Ok, I'm not 26 but that is huge for six months. Now, I am 57 and my previous 2012 ISF was $908/year with $1K collision deductible and everything else at $100K to $300K. My new 2013 (purchased 4/13/14 with 43 miles on the clock) C63/p31 and a bunch of other stuff will be $26 more. I also get a discount for insuring my home and multiple car discount so that helps. This is through AAA. I guess us Old Guys do Rule.
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2012 S550, 2012 C63
Nothing to do with the location (unless he lives in the bayview or something). My buddy has a Gillardo, a 550i and a M3 and pays $3500/6 months total in sf. shop around.
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http://www.carinsurance.com/state/Ca...insurance.aspx
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My zip code is 94112 in case.
I just asked a buddy of mine with an Honda Fit (worth 10k) used, and he's paying 1200$ for 6 months.
So it's gotta be a SF thing ><
I just asked a buddy of mine with an Honda Fit (worth 10k) used, and he's paying 1200$ for 6 months.
So it's gotta be a SF thing ><
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Late 20's here. Was paying ~900-1k for 6 months until recently. I got a couple points on my license My insurance went up to ~1900 for 6 months now. Kicking myself for not trying to fight the ticket. I didn't think it would be that big of an increase. Anyway, this is for maxed out coverage with like a $500 deductible I believe.
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Late 20's here. Was paying ~900-1k for 6 months until recently. I got a couple points on my license My insurance went up to ~1900 for 6 months now. Kicking myself for not trying to fight the ticket. I didn't think it would be that big of an increase. Anyway, this is for maxed out coverage with like a $500 deductible I believe.
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That is not cheap, even for those cars
Multiple cars with 1 driver doesn't increase rates that much
You can only drive 1 at a time so the odds of an accident don't change
$7000/year is nuts
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Late 20's here. Was paying ~900-1k for 6 months until recently. I got a couple points on my license My insurance went up to ~1900 for 6 months now. Kicking myself for not trying to fight the ticket. I didn't think it would be that big of an increase. Anyway, this is for maxed out coverage with like a $500 deductible I believe.
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But everyone who's priced insurance around here knows that SF is way higher than the rest of the Bay Area. They justify it with theft statistics but it's the collision that is the most jacked up. It's the same reason that gas is $.50/gallon more in SF than San Jose when the same tanker trucks service both stations. It's called charging what the market will bear. AKA gouging.
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