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IvanCRF
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Sounds like it. Perhaps it is time to get other quotes.
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foghat
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I hear you.
As I move on in years, I find I get less worked up over things like this. The explanation provided seems reasonable and should be relatively easy for one to confirm. Not a hill I'd die on, so to speak.
RevvdMedia
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Insurance has many factors to consider (besides banking as much income as possible...) which do include rates of theft, accident occurrence and as they stated the cost of repair. The largest factors on our cars is the fact it is considered "high risk" since it is a performance vehicle. Often Mustangs are modded, making their aftermarket products a target of thieves. A lot of bad drivers buy high performance cars like Mustangs and then crash them when they lose control going full race car on the street.
On average based on quotes I received, my Mustang was on average 17% more money per year to insure under full coverage and all perils than my 2012 Kia Sportage AWD was.
On average based on quotes I received, my Mustang was on average 17% more money per year to insure under full coverage and all perils than my 2012 Kia Sportage AWD was.
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No- it is called reality.
The 2015 Mustang is NEW. Policies were initially sold based upon estimates. Now that the 2015 has been out for a period of time --real world numbers are coming in as to actual repair costs etc...thus insurance companies revisit their estimates and recalculate the appropriate anticipated cost of claims and price accordingly.
Don't like their pricing try another insurance company.
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Try a Geico quote.....I swiched from Farmers and saved more than 15%
Wow, that sounds like a commercial....I saved 40% ith better coverage
Wow, that sounds like a commercial....I saved 40% ith better coverage
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Mine just went down by $20 a month, now $78 (GT PP). Sorry! $40 for 6 months isn't a bad hike though...
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I pay $65 month right now based on 12 month coverage but it will work out to less than that because 6-7 months of the year the car will get reduced to storage insurance witch will only be maybe $25/month.
Should average out to something like $45/month.
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Should average out to something like $45/month.
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krahooligan
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im paying 125 month to month. im getting boned in the behind apparently .
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I did travelers company auto through my company (huge defense/military corporation) and the rates were insanely low, especially considering all the coverage it gave me. I would suggest checking out progressive otherwise. When me and my wife first switched over it was dirt cheap. We had two accidents in one 6 month stint and obviously it shot up. Travelers then trumped all, lol.
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