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I went from $600 to $800 every 6 months at state farm. 18, 0 points, 1 ticket. Soon ill be going up to 1200 every 6.


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Originally posted by NetMatrix0:
I went from $600 to $800 every 6 months at state farm. 18, 0 points, 1 ticket. Soon ill be going up to 1200 every 6.


tack another $1300 on that for me! I can't wait to leave this city....


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u guys pay a lot for insurance , i am 34 living in a quiet area, 2 cars and all it costs me is £240 english for a whole year, and thats fully comp.
dont know what the rate is at the mo, but its not a lot of $'s


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Insurance is the biggest racket going. It makes perfect sense than an 85 year old man, who is legally blind without his glasses, has 65% hearing loss in both ears, and could have a heart attack or stroke at any time and turn their car into an uncontrollable weapon of destruction at any time should only have to pay something to the tune of $20 a month for insurance! And they whine about that too! I was at a safe driving course and this old woman was crying about $17 a month or something...I was like you know you're spending more on this class than what you'll save!?!? 99% of emergency stops/maneuvers I make are due to old folks. they can't hear, can't see, and can't react fast anymore and somehow they're in a lower risk category than me. Bah. Nothing like having your life flash before your eyes and when you go to yell at the jerk all you see is knuckles on the steering wheel. Sorry...that's been building up for a long time.


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Preach on!


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Actually, as bad as old people are, teens are still, by a pretty good margin, the most dangerous drivers on the road. I will never try to justify some of the outrageous costs people pay for insurance, but the highest rick drivers do pay the most. I had a great record (no tickets) until my car was totalled. I don't get out of the extra costs for another year and a half.

BTW, part of the reason why old people pay so little is they are in so few accidents. This is mainly caused because there are so few of them. Down in Florida, their rates are quite a bit more because they account for more of the accidents in that area. I guess that can't resist kicking Neil's GVR4s ass with their old Buicks....


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