I got my insurance statement today and I never noticed before, but I get a $3.00 a month discount for having automatic seatbelts through state farm. Sweetness.
I can't wait to see the discounts when I insure my SS with ABS and AWD, though I'm sure they'll be offset for the increase in rate with a turbo
My insurance is less than $800 a year for my Legacy and XT. Granted, that's bare-bones insurance from a hole-in-the-wall second-rate insurance company, but for a 22-year-old male, insuring two cars, with a ticket, that's pretty damn good.
"Der Wahnsinn ist nur eine schmale Brücke/die Ufer sind Vernunft und Trieb"
I was paying $220/month for liability on my roo and fox with General Casualty before I switched to Progressive. $135/month and after 6 months it DROPPED to $110! I was expecting them to jack it up a little.
I just turned 24.
I carry more insurance than the minimum.
The scooby gets the passive restraint and air bag discounts.
I had a BIG accident almost 4 years ago.
3 speeding tickets to date (none in past 19 months), and one turned into a "failure to obey sign".
I pay $2550 a year for 3 legacies and a Ford 350 van....Broken down I start at about $48 a month for 1 vehicle and it goes up to about $55 for the final one.
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1992 wagon, wifes daily, high compression
1992 Touring wagon, should I keep it?
im 16, its $70 a month for liability, so thats like $840 a year i suppose, no tickets, no accidents, just this subie alone, ive been thinking of taking the 92' Explorer along with it, but i doubt id be able to pay that, 4x4 SUVs for a 16 year old would be like $150, dont they also have a gas-guzzler tax if its like under 21mpg?
i dont know what the combined insurance would be but i think it would be just a stupid mistake
Even though the "automatic" portion of our seatbelt couldn't keep a box of tissues restrained in the event of an accident, the whole things basically useless without the lap belt. If you ask me, they should increase premiums for cars with those. It gives drivers a false sense of security leading to "forgetting" to fasten lap belt and.......
[quote="George McFly"] Hey you, get your damn hands off her!
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John Drivesabox wrote:It gives retarded drivers a false sense of security leading to "forgetting" to fasten lap belt and.......
My car doesn't move out of my driveway without my belts on. All we hear on tv and radio is buckle the freak up. We see the pictures of horrible accidents where the people wearing belts lived and those who didn't died. Anyone too ignorant to buckle up nowadays gets what's coming to them. "Thinnin' out the dumb" is what I call it.
about seatbelts, on January 1 Kentucky started giving tickets to people who dont have on seat belts, it was always illegal before, but now they will pull you over and ticket you for the sole reason of you not wearing your seatbelt
its pretty stupid not too, i know kids (not on a personal level) here at school that died from being thrown from a car cause they didnt have a belt on
I knew a kid who WOULD have died if he was wearing his seatbelt. Not wearing his seatbelt saved his life.
70mph head on into a dump truck that was going 40.
No seat belt, his arm broke the window caught the edge, he hit his head on the winshield. With the seat belt, he would have snapped his neck like a toothpick. It was an 85 Jetta, no airbags. Broke his arm, his femur, needed a skin graft on his leg and his arm, and he had a BUNCH of stitches in the back of his head and his eye. During recovery, he was caught by his parents having sex on the living room floor.
But how often do you get that lucky? I always wear my belt.
Murphy wrote:about seatbelts, on January 1 Kentucky started giving tickets to people who dont have on seat belts, it was always illegal before, but now they will pull you over and ticket you for the sole reason of you not wearing your seatbelt
its pretty stupid not too, i know kids (not on a personal level) here at school that died from being thrown from a car cause they didnt have a belt on
In PA, wearing seatbelts is a secondary offense. One cannot be pulled over for not wearing seatbelts, but if you are pulled over for something, you better have the seatbelt on or you're going to get a $300 fine.
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Murphy wrote:im curious about that myself, but i know that if you have more than one driver that has acces to your vehicle (kids/gf/bf) it will go up a bit
I don't
edit:
just checked my insurance company's website: Multi-Car: If more than one vehicle is on your quote this discount is automatically applied.
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