July 24, 2006

Lame

Having a navigation system installed in my car somehow adds $80 a year to my insurance, and even combined with my home owner's policy I'm still tapping out at $1840 a year for a 4 year old car which is paid for. And it's garaged. And has an alarm. And I only drive it for "pleasure." (No work or school driving, 7500 or less miles/yr.) And it has GPS tracking, were it stolen.

Such a fucking scam.

Posted by schmeeve at July 24, 2006 4:20 PM | TrackBack
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Hmmm, I pay less than that for two cars (98 Trooper, 2003 Mini), plus renter's insurance. It's all about the zip code.

The good news is, because of a new California law, zip codes must be given less weight starting next month and, depending on your carrier, continuing over the next two years. Thank you Commissioner Garamendi!

http://www.consumersunion.org/pub/core_financial_services/003605.html

I'd be interested to know how this affects your rates.

Posted by: Robble-Robble at July 25, 2006 11:38 AM

Jesus! Two thousand a year. You must get an awful lot of pleasure out of it to keep shelling out that much. Is gas included? Because I hear that sometimes isn't cheap.

Posted by: MattyMatt at July 24, 2006 10:09 PM
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