average car insurance ?
Wednesday, August 26th, 2009 at
5:09 pm
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Just Jacks asked:
for a 24 year old single male living in Oregon with excellent credit and $45k job. I rent my apartment, and only have $17k left in student loans. I have 0 tickets or accidents in past 5 years.
for a 24 year old single male living in Oregon with excellent credit and $45k job. I rent my apartment, and only have $17k left in student loans. I have 0 tickets or accidents in past 5 years.
I have not been able to find a calculator online, i do not want to get quotes from companies just yet, i just want an idea of what i will pay each month.
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Jamie
In Texas, you would be paying about $100 $200 per month with State Farm. You’re still not 25 yrs. old and for a male you are still high risk.
Ruby
go on-line and get free quotes.like ive been doing.there free.just don’t go onto the general.they wanted 13 grand a year for me.ridiculous.
Andrea
sorry-no one can answer that question but insurance company-it can very from 800 per 6 months to 1400.Depends on type of car-what coverage required-is vehicle financed-your age bracket and single.Go on line start with progressive allstate and state farm-will know in minutes if you don’t want to talk to agent in person
Arlene
For a 10 year old Corolla on liability only you might pay monthly betw $50 and $100.
For a brand new 911 4 Carrera Cabriolet on a fully Comp you might have to pay perhaps 30 grand a year, maybe a bit less, maybe more, who knows.
This is just to give you a figure on both extremes so you can work out something in between.
Basically betw $50 and the sky is your price. LOL>
It doesn’t say much I know but you aren’t saying much either.
They want to know what the car is and what type of policy you want.
At the end of the day you can get all kind of brabbing from the yahooers but you won’t get a realistic quote until you go to the men that actually sell insurance.