insurance questions...

[abatzis2@hotmail.com (Michael Abatzis)]

i've had awesome luck with state farm. after having my ins accidently lapse 
last year, all the companies wanted to treat me as a brand new driver 
(>2k/year!). i talked to my state farm agent, told her i did a lot of my own 
work on the car. she said "bring in a receipt, and i'll tell the main office 
that you were working on your car that month, and it wasn't on the road". 
ins ended up being <$900, which is great in atl, considering everyone here 
drives like they're in bumper cars.
-michael


>From: "Lyman M. Terni" <ternil@union.edu>

>with Michael's report on working with progressive for 3 months before
>seeing the money he needed on the car, I'm going to pose the question
>to the group. I'm probably going to be insuring an 8v sometime in the
>near future. I'm nineteen, have a "clean" (according to the DMV)
>driving record, and have taken defensive driving within the last
>three years. Any suggestions? I'm in CT. I can work out New York
>insurance, because I'm in school there, but it'd take a while
>(transferring license, etc.) Anyway... Does anyone have any
>suggestions about a good company? Progressive was a joke. All the
>damn signs they have in my town must really drive premiums through
>the roof. Allstate and Geico are both offering about 1000 a year
>(base coverage, no collision, etc.) Anyone hear of anything better?
>
>Thanks,
>Lyman
>
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