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Old 04-16-2008, 09:26 PM   #1
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I have Progressive. My rate last year was $700-ish, and it dropped to about $500 for this year. I've heard good things about them around here.
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Old 04-17-2008, 12:17 AM   #2
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They don't even come close to Liberty Mutual as far as rates are concerned. I pay $47 a month full coverage during riding season on my bike and only $9 a month in winter for comprehensive..
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The wife has State Farm and a better driving record than me. She pays more for her 250 than I do on my 600. And her car is through them as well, and 6 years older than my truck. She pays more than I do per month.
Your agents suck. When my bike was insured I payed about $300/yr for the best coverage you could get 24/7/365. Similarly insured is my truck, for like $350/yr.

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I have Progressive. My rate last year was $700-ish, and it dropped to about $500 for this year. I've heard good things about them around here.
I had Progressive... cut my rate in half switching to State Farm.
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Your agents suck. When my bike was insured I payed about $300/yr for the best coverage you could get 24/7/365. Similarly insured is my truck, for like $350/yr.



I had Progressive... cut my rate in half switching to State Farm.
Michigan is a "no fault" state so insurance rates higher on everything. They ad something like a mandatory $250 to each policy. I don't remember what they call it..
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Old 04-17-2008, 11:31 AM   #4
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Michigan is a "no fault" state so insurance rates higher on everything. They ad something like a mandatory $250 to each policy. I don't remember what they call it..
Maybe I shouldn't tell SF I moved to FL afterall...
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