Sooo...I've always been under my parent's insurance. Since they are potentially planning on moving out of Oregon relatively soon, I'm probably going to need to find my own insurance.
I have no at-fault accidents in the past 8 years (had a parking lot incident in 2002 I think, but was ruled not my fault), no tickets, and of course there was the vandalism thing when someone slashed my car top last year. I drive a 2007 Honda S2000. I'm 27. I've never had insurance on my own, so I've been told that I won't get any good rates.
Does anyone know of good car insurance companies to use? Can anyone get me a discount anywhere?
I'm at work at allstate right now.
And my boss's (family friend) husband owns the office next door which has progressive, mercury, united and infinity.
If you want the reliance that your car will be covered and you will be paid for a claim go allstate.
Progressive and mercury are the next two best and infinity is the cheapest.... Don't go united though...
If you want pm me your info and I'll quote you with the companies.
I have Progressive and a Muscle car and it's pretty cheap for me. I have nothing on mine though so not sure. Call them and check them out. I think they even have an online quote thing too. If there is a thing for referrals put me down
Personally I wouldn't go with progressive again. They charge me out the ass, and I haven't had any accidents for about 8 years, and no tickets for at least 3.
I'll be looking into Nationwide and Allstate. I would have checked Geico, but after the fiasco that lawdogg went through with them, I'm going to stay away. (They wouldn't pay his claim after some hail damage, even though he had full coverage)
They are all crooked mother fuckers. Find the cheapest one and pray. I go with GEICO even though AIG is a bit cheaper. I always wondered if leaving my 8 years with GIECO for another place would hurt me in the long run.
[quote=""Shawn96VR-4""]They are all crooked mother fuckers. Find the cheapest one and pray. I go with GEICO even though AIG is a bit cheaper. I always wondered if leaving my 8 years with GIECO for another place would hurt me in the long run.[/quote]
It will. Here at allstate if your with us for more than 3 years you don't need to come to your nearest agent and have a vehicle inspection. Statefarm... which my family and I have been with for 12 years does the same for me and my family.
Your rates might not be super high if you were listed as a driver on your parents policy because a lot of companies want you to have prior coverage and they'll count you as having coverage even if you're only listed as a driver.
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I got esurance a few months ago, and LOVE them!! They were a LOT cheaper than Geico (my previous insurance company), and a lot less of a headache to deal with.
I was 22 when I signed up with them, and full coverage on a 98 VR-4 was abour $200 a month, and full coverage (minus collision), for a 91 stealth TT, was about $98 a month, I did have a multi-car policy deduction, and I have a no-fault accident on my driving history.
If you're military/government employee, USAA really is awesome.
Esurance wanted damn near 300 a month for full coverage on my VR-4. Thats with a $500 deductible, and no coverage for any custom parts.
USAA is 99 /mo, with a 150 deductible. And they cover any custom parts that are installed in the car.
[quote=""Tujin""]If you're military/government employee, USAA really is awesome.
Esurance wanted damn near 300 a month for full coverage on my VR-4. Thats with a $500 deductible, and no coverage for any custom parts.
USAA is 99 /mo, with a 150 deductible. And they cover any custom parts that are installed in the car.[/quote]
I'd love to, but not military or government. My dad is military, but I don't think that will qualify.
[quote=""stealthee""]State Farm.... I have had them since I was 19. Never any issues,.[/quote]
I've always heard State Farm is super sucky. Hmmm...
If there is a thing for referrals put me down 
