HHR insurance
11-22-2007, 07:17 PM
#11
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But as I said, Alzonie....my rates more than doubled from the previous year......$437/yr to $879/yr. When I initially contacted AARP/Hartford about this increase they offered nothing, except the rates went up. And, believe me I argued....how could they double...no accidents, no tickets, no claims.
Well, Maybe next May when my policy renews they'll do the same to me, we shall see! 
Right now I'm paying $466.00 a Year on the '06 HHR, and $463.00 a Year on the '96 Altima. That's with $100,000/$300,000 liabilty on both, $100.00/$300.00 collision deductible and complete glass coverage. I'm not too thrilled with what I pay on the Altima because I only put about 2000 miles on a Year since I retired a few years ago
But, I've got to have it covered even so.
11-22-2007, 08:18 PM
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be careful comparing what one person pays to what you pay.. even if you drive the same car ther is alot more to it than # of ticket and kind of car you drive...for instance he may have extremly good credit, home owners discount and have pleasure use rating all of wich would yield the lowest rates... on the other hand you could be a male under 25 years of age single live in the big city and have a commuter rating.and terrible credit. all of would yeild higher rates...
11-22-2007, 08:27 PM
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I pay $ 306 every six months for the hhr and have maxed out on discounts...and have super credit rating.. Im not complaining..
BTW... who ever that was from Joplin Mo....The state of MO has the cheapest rates I have ever seen... I had a cousin move back tro Texas after living in MO, for a few years ago and when I wrote his insurance he thought I was crazy till he shopped around and discovered it was a Texas thing.. His prior carrier even told him so..
BTW... who ever that was from Joplin Mo....The state of MO has the cheapest rates I have ever seen... I had a cousin move back tro Texas after living in MO, for a few years ago and when I wrote his insurance he thought I was crazy till he shopped around and discovered it was a Texas thing.. His prior carrier even told him so..
11-25-2007, 06:36 PM
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I think I've read somewhere that even your ZIP Code factors into your car Ins. rates. I would think mainly in the Comprehensive coverage to cover theft if you happen to be in an area with a higher possibility of losing your wheels.
11-26-2007, 10:42 PM
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11-26-2007, 11:40 PM
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I was shopping around for new insurance and was talking to a few different companies, and heard a weird thing that I sure is wrong.
A lot of companies think that the 2.4L ecotec is a inline 246c.i. 5 cylinder, and the 2.0l in the SS is a 305c.i. v8. I polity told a few companies they are full of ****, but non believed me.
Just thought it was very wierd. I also got a VIN for a v8 HHR from an insurance agent.
1GCCA23H
^^^What the hell?
A lot of companies think that the 2.4L ecotec is a inline 246c.i. 5 cylinder, and the 2.0l in the SS is a 305c.i. v8. I polity told a few companies they are full of ****, but non believed me.
Just thought it was very wierd. I also got a VIN for a v8 HHR from an insurance agent.
1GCCA23H
^^^What the hell?
11-27-2007, 06:32 AM
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