Good Auto Insurance. In your opinion. That you may have.
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Originally Posted by CivicSiRacer
I know PA is one of the cheaper states. WHen I moved from NJ to PA my insurance (at the time I was 21) was $2500/year in NJ, compared to $600/year for my 1993 Civic Ex. That's alot of money to save.
. I guessed I'm stucked with an expensive state (CA). How about aftermarket stuff? A lot of you guys have State Farm, but do they cover aftermarket stuff like if something got damaged on an accident or it got stolen?
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I guess I'm pretty assed out as far as pricing. 21 yrs of age, male, in a city where you will get jacked if you're not careful, a car that is considered a sports car to insurance providers, but a clean record. But if someone can answer my question above about aftermarket stuff, I will appreciate it. Thank you.
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Originally Posted by cvchtchbck92
What a huge difference CivicSiRacer . I guessed I'm stucked with an expensive state (CA).
How about aftermarket stuff? A lot of you guys have State Farm, but do they cover aftermarket stuff like if something got damaged on an accident or it got stolen?
. I guessed I'm stucked with an expensive state (CA). How about aftermarket stuff? A lot of you guys have State Farm, but do they cover aftermarket stuff like if something got damaged on an accident or it got stolen?
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Originally Posted by CivicSiRacer
Did you read my post above?
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Originally Posted by cvchtchbck92
As far as your stereo and intake, you didn't have to report to the auto insurance when you had it installed? Only when it got stolen?
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I guess from all the responses, I will just get state farm. But I think its going to hurt my pocket A LOT more than now. State Farm is pretty expensive, but f*** it, if its going to cover my ass if the worst is to happen, I am pretty sure I'll be glad knowing that I am covered.
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Originally Posted by CivicSiRacer
I had my receipts. Just handed it to my insurance company.
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u guy sshoudl sdfu lol sorry but here in ontario,canada u cant get insurance under 350 a MONTH:| so firgure it out before 9/11 myinsurance 2 cars was 110 after 9/11 when up to 250 then to 350 a month ThIs year so i whouldnt be complaining even if i was payin 2grand a year
