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The property damage limit would concern me unless you have it covered some other way (umbrella policy etc). What if you were in a collision that totaled an $80k SUV and you were cited as at fault?
The property damage limit would concern me unless you have it covered some other way (umbrella policy etc). What if you were in a collision that totaled an $80k SUV and you were cited as at fault?
Good question, i mean FL is a no fault state. I'm not sure how a situation like that would play out, I'm assuming they would just have to file a claim with their own insurance?
I pay that much for 2 cars for the whole year. I am 29 and live in southern california. I don't think i even paid that much when i was 17.
Are you / how long have you been married? I'm not really sure what to do about this, I even had an agent lookup rates with like 12 companies and she couldn't do better then what I posted above.
Am I like red flagged for something and is there any way to find out what it is? :/
Good question, i mean FL is a no fault state. I'm not sure how a situation like that would play out, I'm assuming they would just have to file a claim with their own insurance?
"No fault" only applies to bodily injury limits, doesn't cover vehicle damage. You'd still have to pay $30,000 out of pocket in that case. And imagine if there were a pileup of expensive vehicles!
I pay $390.00 every six months for my leased 2IS, I am hoping that the rate drops some on the new 3IS given it will have more safety features. I am in my late 30's, married, own our home with no tickets or recent accidents. We use Allstate Fire & Casualty (there are two divisions of Allstate.)
Are you / how long have you been married? I'm not really sure what to do about this, I even had an agent lookup rates with like 12 companies and she couldn't do better then what I posted above.
Am I like red flagged for something and is there any way to find out what it is? :/
i'm not married. location has a lot to do with insurance prices. the city you live in probably just has high insurance prices.