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      10-11-2012, 09:23 PM   #1
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what car insurance do you have?

Hi everyone- I was just wondering if anyone could suggest car insurance companies and what kind #'s most ppl are paying out there? I recently got a 2013 coupe. I realize it will be a lot as I have no history in the united states. I'm 31 years old, and a physician.

Any help would be greatly appreciated! thx
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      10-11-2012, 09:45 PM   #2
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There are just way, way too many variables when it comes to insurance rates! I have USAA, which only insures military members and families, and I pay $680 each six months. But I live in Oklahoma which has high losses due to weather and many people with little or no insurance. You would really need to shop around because every situation is different.
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      10-11-2012, 09:46 PM   #3
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I have State Farm Insurance, and I pay $1100/year for a 2013 M3 Coupe.
I have full coverage... with a $500 deducible on collision/comprehension.

There are many factors that go into insurance cost. I meet the following criteria to have such a low premium.

1) With State Farm for 15 years, with NO claims.
2) No tickets in 7 years.
3) Age
4) No Lien on vehicle
5) Multi-Line Discount (Home Owners)

I also have accident forgiveness, in which, if I get into a accident, and I am at fault, my premiums won't increase.. but, it is a one time shot.

Hope this helps.

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      10-11-2012, 10:34 PM   #4
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Comp/Collision $500 ded

Paying $170/month

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I have Esurance

Comp/coll deductible. Of $100

I pay $80 a month

(Edit from my previous post as a made a mistake)
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      10-12-2012, 07:53 AM   #6
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Liberty Mutual $87 per month for my 2013 M3 coupe
2 cars, 2 drivers (though she does not drive my M3)
1000 deductible, full coverage, full tort option
I am 39 with no accidents or tickets
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-someone in the industry.
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      10-12-2012, 08:01 AM   #8
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Geico-- have been with them since Feb of 2012

$111.13/mo
No tickets in over 5 years
No claims in over 5 years
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      10-12-2012, 08:10 AM   #9
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You would really need to shop around because every situation is different.
Exactly, what I pay has no bearing on what you'd pay. Contact several companies and see what rates you get.
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You guys have some crazy rates. State Farm, less than $700/year, can't remember exact figure. Pretty worthless though because so many factors it's difficult to compare.
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      10-12-2012, 04:03 PM   #11
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Hi everyone- I was just wondering if anyone could suggest car insurance companies and what kind #'s most ppl are paying out there? I recently got a 2013 coupe. I realize it will be a lot as I have no history in the united states. I'm 31 years old, and a physician.

Any help would be greatly appreciated! thx
Get a quote from Geico. I've been with them since med school and I've never had an issue with their service. They also offer "mechanical breakdown" that you can purchase during the first 15 months/15k miles that will act as a 7 year/100k mile bumper to bumper warranty (only "consumables" not covered) for about $72 a year.
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      10-12-2012, 04:58 PM   #13
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-someone in the industry.

+1; after reading some of these threads I wonder how people made it this far in life w/ out help.. And able to afford a very nice car.
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You guys have some crazy rates. State Farm, less than $700/year, can't remember exact figure. Pretty worthless though because so many factors it's difficult to compare.


I looked at your premium and then left to your location. that sums it up; you live in OR
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      10-12-2012, 05:55 PM   #15
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Geico (only insurance through Geico)
$230/month total
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$100k / $300k insurance
$1k deductible
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I've been with Safeco for a long time and every few years I compare rates. No one has been able to beat them for me, including USAA.

31, married living in Seattle
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$1k comp/collision deductibles
$80/mo for the M3, $68/mo for the X1
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I pay $894/yr with Geico with $1,000 deductible. I have 2011 M3 Conv. I pay additional $56 for mechanical breakdown
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      10-13-2012, 03:00 PM   #18
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$131/month for a 2012 LR4 and 2008 M3

500 deductible
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Hi everyoune- I was just wondering if anyone could suggest car insurance companies and what kind #'s most ppl are paying out there? I recently got a 2013 coupe. I realize it will be a lot as I have no history in the united states. I'm 31 years old, and a physician.

Any help would be greatly appreciated! thx
State Farm...$65 per month...good driving record...
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Hi everyone- I was just wondering if anyone could suggest car insurance companies and what kind #'s most ppl are paying out there? I recently got a 2013 coupe. I realize it will be a lot as I have no history in the united states. I'm 31 years old, and a physician.

Any help would be greatly appreciated! thx
Just like what others says, rates depends on many factors. It'll be better for you if you shop around as the rates also vary depending on the company. Either you shop around or get a quote online would be okay and do some phone calls on insurance companies just to give you an idea of the rates. Goodluck!
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I have State Farm Insurance, and I pay $1100/year for a 2013 M3 Coupe.
I have full coverage... with a $500 deducible on collision/comprehension.

There are many factors that go into insurance cost. I meet the following criteria to have such a low premium.

Umm... you think $1100 is "such a low premium"?? Time for you to start shopping around some more. That's relatively steep for your conditions if you're carrying normal liability coverage.
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