Hawaii insurance...
03-01-2006, 03:10 PM
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would depend on your driving record and age of course..which insurance did u have b4 ?...it would be wise to stick with them if u have any infractions...but here's a few companies you could check out..
1.allstate
2.AIG
3.geico
4.statefarm
5.island insurance
i cant think of anymore but it's a start...
1.allstate
2.AIG
3.geico
4.statefarm
5.island insurance
i cant think of anymore but it's a start...
03-01-2006, 03:14 PM
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The best rates I've found
were at:
Geico
and
Progressive
Both were very similarly priced. It really does depend on what Nevin said above though...I'm old, married, and have a clean driving record...knock knock...
Geico
and
Progressive
Both were very similarly priced. It really does depend on what Nevin said above though...I'm old, married, and have a clean driving record...knock knock...
03-01-2006, 03:21 PM
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I checked a whole lot of places when I first got my car and Geico was at least $100 cheaper than anywhere else, even USAA. But of course since I just rear-ended someone, my insurance will most likely skyrocket
03-01-2006, 05:02 PM
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hmm, i was with first insurance for like 10 years, clean record, late twenties, and they quote 1500+ annually. Now im sure it doesn't have to be that expensive...
Never really heard of USAA. How are they in terms of QoS to a claim?
Never really heard of USAA. How are they in terms of QoS to a claim?
03-01-2006, 08:06 PM
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When i had my motorcycle wreak i could not have asked for or received better service from them. It was as painless as i could have ever hoped and believe me it could have been pure hell if they wanted it to be.
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03-01-2006, 10:16 PM
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aig
for me has been good..been with them over 5yrs and now part of there "safe driver program" go figure..with 2 speeding tickets and my insurance dropped alot..save about 600 every year now...can u belive that...n e ways i'm 23 single and sorta not clean driving record..but since those 2 tickets i'm an old man driving..so if u pass me give me a shaka.....
03-02-2006, 12:19 AM
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I have Geico.....
I did pay $580 for 6 months coverage on my 2.5rs,
I'll be paying $705 for 6 months coverage on my new WRX....
I'm 22 years old, and have a clean driving record(Knock on wood)
How I do my payments.....I pay the first 4 months, and the last two have no payments. My 2.5rs I payed $145 a month, My WRX i'll pay $180 a month.....
Thats only a $35 a month increase......
I did pay $580 for 6 months coverage on my 2.5rs,
I'll be paying $705 for 6 months coverage on my new WRX....
I'm 22 years old, and have a clean driving record(Knock on wood)
How I do my payments.....I pay the first 4 months, and the last two have no payments. My 2.5rs I payed $145 a month, My WRX i'll pay $180 a month.....
Thats only a $35 a month increase......
03-02-2006, 12:35 AM
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hmm, i was with first insurance for like 10 years, clean record, late twenties, and they quote 1500+ annually. Now im sure it doesn't have to be that expensive...
That is actually not bad at all. I had a clean record when I first got my wrx and was paying right under $2000 a year.
That is actually not bad at all. I had a clean record when I first got my wrx and was paying right under $2000 a year.
03-02-2006, 09:57 AM
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Allied Insurance if you can locate an agent in Hawaii. They're a smaller company, so they want to keep their business. Very pleased with them and their rates.