Our family has the "Charlie Brown" syndrome... 9 accidents and 1 theft - none at fault. So I have some experience with claims. My experience is Gieco is good with claims but the rates suck sometimes and for some reason we couldn't gget rental car caverage (with 6 accidents before we switched, that became quite a hassle) Century 21 is the **** - they have the best coverage, real low rates and thanks to a loop-hole (I have my name on a lease not at home) I pay rates for a 42 year old with a clean record (my mom) my premiums went from $1100 for 6 months to $345 (for the civic). I'm pretty happy about that.

 

I have a 03 evo 03 lancer both at full coveage and 60 bettle at liabilitiy total monthy ofn $223.00 oh yea 27 married and 1 at fault collision.

 

27 years old
clean record
Evo is the only car I own.
State Farm Insurance
$1020ish for 6 months

It just went up when I renewed because now the car is actually listed as an Evo not just a Lancer. Oh well, it was only a matter of time before they became aware.

PS - I don't have any other insurance with State Farm so I'm sure that might make a difference.

 

thats about right , with a clean record i pay 2,000 with 2 cars with full cover .

 

i know its listed as a Lancer but they claim to be aware what car it was , since they also see what the car was bought for ..
Hope that insurance companies don't start applying this to everyone . , by how much did your insurance went up ?????

 

I transfered my insurance to Indiana back in July when I moved here from Kentucky and it dropped dramtically. I was 27 at the time I bought my car, getting married, have my home owners through them as well and I pay a whopping $105 a month on my 2003 Evo and a 2003 Ford Escape.

BTW...I have Nationwide with a $500 deductible.

 

Except for the $300+ excise tax you have to pay every year to get your ugly-as-sin license plate...

 

i pay 12xx for 6 months on just the evo..!

yours sounds like a good deal to me.....

 

they use VIN numbers to see what kind of car you drive. Not, "hey i drive a lancer."

 

yeah you are right, in most cases. when i was looking for insurance two companies, cant recall right now, had only lancer listed. and one company could not even verify my vin #, was getting error message

anyway to get back to subject queens ny, 24 years old, clean record (now), 5000 per year full ins, 100/300, 1000 deductible, now this sucks.

 

Some insurance companies don't update their computers that regularly, at least not on "niche" models. My original call for my S2000 yielded "Is that a 2 door or 4 door?". When I inquired about Evo insurance, the quote was marginally more than what I pay for my 13 year old Corolla (in other words, their system just had a Lancer in it).

 

I have allstate, i'm 20yo w/no accidents or tickets, and for my 03' Evo 8 I pay $515 every 6 months. I used to own a 02' RSX type S, that was more expensive to insure, My agent said its because the evo is considered a sedan, not a sport coupe like the rsx. $1300 for 2 cars seems high. oh yeah.....and i have full coverage, my deductable is $500.