I kept all on mine …but really need to shop from what I am hearing
at some point if they’re not going to give you very much if you total your vehicle out, you might as well just put the money in your bank account every month.
My mother-in-law was paying full coverage on a 1998 Ford escort that she never drove and sat in her driveway lol. I finally talked to her into dropping it to liability only.
I kept all on mine …but really need to shop from what I am hearing
Mine is a 2002 but only has 120k miles. No book value so full coverage would be stupid. Chevy started making Trailblazers again but the new ones look like little POS compact SUV's. Nothing like the old ones.
Mine is a 2002 but only has 120k miles. No book value so full coverage would be stupid. Chevy started making Trailblazers again but the new ones look like little POS compact SUV's. Nothing like the old ones.
Never get rid of it and just hope no one smashes into you. Because they won’t give you anything for it.
Mine is a 2002 but only has 120k miles. No book value so full coverage would be stupid. Chevy started making Trailblazers again but the new ones look like little POS compact SUV's. Nothing like the old ones.
Bought a new car when I retired. My insurance doubled. My 20 year old F-150 still looked like new and
only had 100k on it. Dealer took it on trade and sent it straight to the Ohio auction.
Check out AAA for auto insurance. I switched to them last year.
I have Auto-Owners for both my car and house. I used to have State Auto until it was bought by Liberty Mutual a few years ago and my rates would have skyrocketed. Auto-Owners is a regional Midwest company but seem to be very good.
I have Auto-Owners for both my car and house. I used to have State Auto until it was bought by Liberty Mutual a few years ago and my rates would have skyrocketed. Auto-Owners is a regional Midwest company but seem to be very good.