C63 Insurance
so, for the c63 total, it would be $3480 a year.
I recently switched from Geico to Liberty mutual, and my insurance went to $1090 USD every 6 months, to $1060USD per year.. I am getting a slight discount because my home owners insurance is also with them, and we have a second car discount as well, but even without those things, my insurance rate would have dropped by a good 30% if I had switched..
so, for the c63 total, it would be $3480 a year.
And I live in PG county in MD.. not exactly a car friendly area (lots of theft issues)
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And I live in PG county in MD.. not exactly a car friendly area (lots of theft issues)
) but I did have one encounter with a tree about a year and a half ago that caused $8000 in damage to a different car.
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I'll run down a little of my history...
2 Accidents in my wifes car (while she was on Liberty Mutual) which were my fault, both around $1300 to $1500 in damages, not including the car rental for about 2 weeks at a time.
2 More accidents with my wifes car, neither involved me or my wife being in the car, its a long story for 1, but the other driver's insurance covered the repairs, the second was while my wife was parked (no one respects anyones stuff any more), our insurance covered this one as well. Her car was an 05 Infiniti FX35.
No tickets with points on them, but a couple of camera tickets here and there.
With my car, in the last 5 years, prior to getting the C63, I had a Camry, where I had one accident, myself at fault, where I rear ended a lexus at like 5 mph in DC rush hour traffic.. the owner blue it out of proportion, tried to claim a neck injury, my insurance company did not believe him, but covered around $500 to have his bumper repainted (I could have wiped off the pain my car left on his bumper....).
Around 2005 or 2006, I forget, I had a motorcycle accident, found at fault due to me hitting the rear of the car (granted, the motorcycle was on its side sliding into the car and I went over the rear cars bumper.. walked away with out a scratch fortunately, full riding gear), even though the car hit their brakes at a green light while I was looking behind me for a quick second).
edit: I forgot to mention that the GSX-R600 I had was totaled, so that is around 6k (whatever I had left on the loan)
With all that, my insurance has never been as high as yours..
Oddly enough, the insurance only went up around $20 between the Camry Hybrid (2007) and the C63 I replaced the camry with, which surprised me a little.
For reference, I am actually saving about $50 per year over my Subaru STI. I guess the C63 doesn't fit into boy racer category... yet.
And Americans, your insurance is completely different than ours up in Canada, so it's not really a worthwhile comparison.
Premiums are all different depending on the driver and insurance company. It would have taken you a lot less time than starting this thread.
Well they refunded most of my money and here are the new numbers
$830.00 US for the C63 every six months
$330.00 US for the A4 every six months
so the C63 is $1660 a year.
Well they refunded most of my money and here are the new numbers
$830.00 US for the C63 every six months
$330.00 US for the A4 every six months
so the C63 is $1660 a year.
I got lucky this time, 3 years ago when I tried they would not touch me with a ten foot pole...
But give them a try, and see what they come back with.
Btw, you do not have to wait on your current policy to end, you can switch now if you want, they will prorate your policy, and return the unused funds. They will also try to get you to stay... So it might be worth a try to get competing quotes, and use those as leverage.







