KyleKruko44
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Im sure theyres a lot of factors. I live in michigan and its no fault insurance and Im 25, proggressive was one of the highest ones for me. AAA wouldnt even insure a spyder for whatever reason.
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spyder3
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Tru-Blue
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Ditto.... That is what I did! USAA & Progressive
I have been pleased over the years :2thumbs:
Bob Denman
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ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
Lots of ideas and solutions above. I recommend working with a local agent who knows you, and will be the one to deal with when and if the coverage is needed.
Have had State Farm since 1965--they cover my home and all three vehicles--1 car--two motorcycles. My coverage runs about $60 per month for each of my motorcycles--RTS and a Vulcan.
Rates are based on age, driving record, location---etc, etc, etc.
The three times I have had accidents--with the car---never on the bikes--they have come through and paid what was needed to get me back on the road. All accidents someone elses fault--so my rates did not even go up based on the claims. (one car was totaled).
I have said this many times--cheapest is not necessarily the best--its cheap because they have to cut something. My last accident involved an out of control driver on icey roads--that smacked the right side of my Subaru--did $2000 damage. The driver came way to fast up to a stoplight at an intersection--slammed on the brakes and started doing 360's on the ice. They were insured by Geico--who promptly refuted the claim--they said I was hit because I was in the wrong place at the wrong time---State Farm got me the money anyway. The offending driver also took out two other vehicles and totaled her car. Fortunately, no one was injured in the accident.
I avoided major damage because Subaru was able to drive up the center snow berm to avoid additional problems. After the hit--I headed for the median and avoided the rest of the chaos.
Have had State Farm since 1965--they cover my home and all three vehicles--1 car--two motorcycles. My coverage runs about $60 per month for each of my motorcycles--RTS and a Vulcan.
Rates are based on age, driving record, location---etc, etc, etc.
The three times I have had accidents--with the car---never on the bikes--they have come through and paid what was needed to get me back on the road. All accidents someone elses fault--so my rates did not even go up based on the claims. (one car was totaled).
I have said this many times--cheapest is not necessarily the best--its cheap because they have to cut something. My last accident involved an out of control driver on icey roads--that smacked the right side of my Subaru--did $2000 damage. The driver came way to fast up to a stoplight at an intersection--slammed on the brakes and started doing 360's on the ice. They were insured by Geico--who promptly refuted the claim--they said I was hit because I was in the wrong place at the wrong time---State Farm got me the money anyway. The offending driver also took out two other vehicles and totaled her car. Fortunately, no one was injured in the accident.
I avoided major damage because Subaru was able to drive up the center snow berm to avoid additional problems. After the hit--I headed for the median and avoided the rest of the chaos.
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