Stratman397
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Hate to see how much their ins goes up
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Hate to see how much their ins goes up
I was wondering if I was seeing that correctly. I thought it looked like side airbag deployedSide airbag is popped. Rear end is f'ed. That is at least $6-8k in damage.
Should have opted for the performance Driver pack!Good thing they opted for the performance pack
Jailable offense when so many are still waiting on theirs.Is this the first crashed S650?
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Pretty on-brand for Dallas...If this happened today, this isn’t the first S650 crashed. Saw a post a couple days ago of a red convertible in Dallas that got rear ended by someone who looked like they didn’t have insurance. Felt bad through the phone
Everybody's insurance. The more get wrecked, the more risky the car is perceived and that increases everyone's insurance for this car.Hate to see how much their ins goes up
I have never had car ins go up. Homeowners yes, but not cars. Last time ours went up was when Husband was in an accident In1985 In our old station wagon. Infact. Usually whenever we buy a new car, they always quote us more than it is and we end up getting a check backEverybody's insurance. The more get wrecked, the more risky the car is perceived and that increases everyone's insurance for this car.
Are you paying the same now as you were in 1985? If you're paying more now, wouldn't that mean your rates have gone up?I have never had car ins go up. Homeowners yes, but not cars. Last time ours went up was when Husband was in an accident In1985 In our old station wagon. Infact. Usually whenever we buy a new car, they always quote us more than it is and we end up getting a check back
Canada at least Ontario vehicle insurance is based on several factors: new vs used, value of vehicle, age of driver, accident free, moving violations free, and also sport vs sedan, numbers of that vehicle stolen and more. The worst part I find rates normaly go up even tho the vehicle value depreciations each year.I have never had car ins go up. Homeowners yes, but not cars. Last time ours went up was when Husband was in an accident In1985 In our old station wagon. Infact. Usually whenever we buy a new car, they always quote us more than it is and we end up getting a check back
We should put a drift brake in a production vehicle lolIs this the first crashed S650?
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Isn't that the truth...Jailable offense when so many are still waiting on theirs.
Well, it depends. Everything in that case has gone up, but our car really isn’t bad $300 something every 6 mos. Now homeowners is $700/yearAre you paying the same now as you were in 1985? If you're paying more now, wouldn't that mean your rates have gone up?
I think what BlackFerret meant is that overall, insurance companies charge more to insure cars that have a history of higher claims, but they don't just raise the rates mid-contract, they usually do it on the next renewal, spread out over time. So you pay more than you used to, they just don't come and tell you they raised the rates for specific reasons.