Honda Accord Insurance Census
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Honda Accord Insurance Census
Post your age, which make of Honda Accord you drive + year + type of body chassis, insurance company, monthly payment for insurance, and if you are paying it yourself. Heres mine..
Age:18
Car:1985 Honda Accord 2dr hatchback... not sure which model. LX?
Insurance Company:Triple AAA
Monthly payment:$250
Paying by myself:No (family insurance)
Modified by EvenStar at 11:31 AM 10/20/2006
Age:18
Car:1985 Honda Accord 2dr hatchback... not sure which model. LX?
Insurance Company:Triple AAA
Monthly payment:$250
Paying by myself:No (family insurance)
Modified by EvenStar at 11:31 AM 10/20/2006
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Re: Honda Accord Insurance Census (EvenStar)
age:22
car: 93 accord ex coupe
company- Travelers
Monthly payment $80
you must have some record to be paying $250 a month for an 85 accord
car: 93 accord ex coupe
company- Travelers
Monthly payment $80
you must have some record to be paying $250 a month for an 85 accord
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Age:20
Car:1997 Honda Accord SE
Insurance Company:State Farm
Monthly payment: 100.00
Family plan, but I pay my part
Modified by thatasiankidtony at 6:52 AM 10/24/2006
Car:1997 Honda Accord SE
Insurance Company:State Farm
Monthly payment: 100.00
Family plan, but I pay my part
Modified by thatasiankidtony at 6:52 AM 10/24/2006
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Re: (standbackimapro)
There's all sorts of variables, for example I have my house insurance through State Farm so I get a multi-line discount as well as a multi-car discount, but here's what I pay for my auto insurance:
Age: 38
Car: '99 LX
Ins. Co.: State Farm
Payment: $220 every six months ("full coverage") plus $110 every six months for my '93 Volvo (liability & towing only)
And yes, I am paying for it myself. I've been paying my own insurance since before you (EvenStar) were born. By the way, are you paying for comprehensive or collision? On a 22 year old car, you really don't need those, and reduce your liability to your state's minimum (unless you have assetts that you need to protect).
Age: 38
Car: '99 LX
Ins. Co.: State Farm
Payment: $220 every six months ("full coverage") plus $110 every six months for my '93 Volvo (liability & towing only)
And yes, I am paying for it myself. I've been paying my own insurance since before you (EvenStar) were born. By the way, are you paying for comprehensive or collision? On a 22 year old car, you really don't need those, and reduce your liability to your state's minimum (unless you have assetts that you need to protect).
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96 ex accord
19yrs old
~700$ a year
state farm
good student discount and on family deal. thats including being insured on a stingray and a new camry, not bad i dont think
19yrs old
~700$ a year
state farm
good student discount and on family deal. thats including being insured on a stingray and a new camry, not bad i dont think
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to OP, why in the world are you paying full coverage for a 85 car? First of all, you should do some research and see which insurance companies will give you the best rate, at 250 a month you might as well bend over backwards and let them give it to you some more. words of advice, 1. get liability 2. research other insurance companies 3. if liability doesnt lower your rate dramatically, then switch insurance companies that you have researched in step 2.
3. become a happy camper
3. become a happy camper
lol funny you guys made this, I'm looking for a new insurance company. I've been on my family's policy and we've got Home and 4 cars insured through Travelers and have been with them for like 30 years and the bastards are going to drop us completely because I got a ticket (19 clean record except for this one).
As of right now Geico looks like what i'll be getting
As of right now Geico looks like what i'll be getting
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For what it’s worth, the reputation that I’ve heard about Geico is that they also will drop somebody after one ticket.
Next time… go to court. Getting out of a ticket is very easy for all basic moving violations (speeding, not stopping all the way at a stop sign, etc). You’ll pay $25 or $50 more than the face value of the ticket and then you may need to go to traffic school, attend a safe driving lecture, or whatever, but then the ticket goes away and the insurance company doesn’t find out about it. Exactly how to get out of a ticket varies from state to state and county to county, and in your case it’s too late now since your insurance company already found out about it.
If it was a DUI, if there was an accident, or anything involving a school bus, then you probably won't be able to do what I described above.
</TD></TR></TABLE>For what it’s worth, the reputation that I’ve heard about Geico is that they also will drop somebody after one ticket.
Next time… go to court. Getting out of a ticket is very easy for all basic moving violations (speeding, not stopping all the way at a stop sign, etc). You’ll pay $25 or $50 more than the face value of the ticket and then you may need to go to traffic school, attend a safe driving lecture, or whatever, but then the ticket goes away and the insurance company doesn’t find out about it. Exactly how to get out of a ticket varies from state to state and county to county, and in your case it’s too late now since your insurance company already found out about it.
If it was a DUI, if there was an accident, or anything involving a school bus, then you probably won't be able to do what I described above.
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Its a 93 accord lx. I pay 477 evert 6 months and Im 18. american family, got the good student discount and this packet I had to fill out that dropped it 200 a year. No tickets or accidents.
Ah trust me Heat, I DID go to court
19, no other accidents, tickets, etc first one , Reckless granted, took the Driver Improvement Course from DMV the whole nine, I didn't even get the ticket reduced. And insurance doesn't know about it just yet, we called in advance and posed the hypothetical situation haha
19, no other accidents, tickets, etc first one , Reckless granted, took the Driver Improvement Course from DMV the whole nine, I didn't even get the ticket reduced. And insurance doesn't know about it just yet, we called in advance and posed the hypothetical situation haha
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From: Richmond, Va
1994 Civic DX (dual airbags)
1989 Accord (primary driver)
2002 Isuzu NPR (box truck)
$213 in 3 payments
Points on my record are at nero (no positive or negative)
but with one past moving violation
1989 Accord (primary driver)
2002 Isuzu NPR (box truck)
$213 in 3 payments
Points on my record are at nero (no positive or negative)
but with one past moving violation
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Wow. Either the judge had a stick up his ***, you pissed him off somehow in court, or what your ticket was for was really bad. Sorry about the situation.
One option for you to reduce your insurance costs would be to carry the minimum insurance required by your state's law (liability only). Especially if you are off on your own (say, college) you don't have any assets to potentially lose, so why carry more than you have to? Just one school of thought.
The other school of thought is that you have a moral responsibility to carry a much larger amount of auto insurance in order to make right any damage you may cause.
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Wow. Either the judge had a stick up his ***, you pissed him off somehow in court, or what your ticket was for was really bad. Sorry about the situation.
One option for you to reduce your insurance costs would be to carry the minimum insurance required by your state's law (liability only). Especially if you are off on your own (say, college) you don't have any assets to potentially lose, so why carry more than you have to? Just one school of thought.
The other school of thought is that you have a moral responsibility to carry a much larger amount of auto insurance in order to make right any damage you may cause.
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Re: (Heat)
Age:25 two drivers same age, marriage discount, child discount
Cars:95 accord ex, 03 crappyrolet cavalier(financed,wifes)
Record: Clean
Payment: 600 every 6 months(cav is full coverage)
decent i think, first ticket and it is gone though
Cars:95 accord ex, 03 crappyrolet cavalier(financed,wifes)
Record: Clean
Payment: 600 every 6 months(cav is full coverage)
decent i think, first ticket and it is gone though