After a while you have to start wondering if you’re with auto Insurance premiums will ever reduce it, and stop increasing. I know we all just sit and wait year after year hoping it will just happen. I don’t think we can take for granted that just because we are good drivers that it will happen automatically. We have to take the initiative and start the process of reducing premiums ourselves. However, this may not happen as quickly as you would hope for if you live in a major city like New York City or Philadelphia.

First, always compare the cheap insurance rate you think you have. Just because you currently have a policy in place that doesn’t mean that you have to stay wit that policy. There are no repercussions to changing policies to get a better rate that can save you money. Insurance carriers are just as eager to have your business. The only stipulation is that you must make a change while your current policy is still in effect.

Second, the renewal discount is probably the most common of the rate reduction that people wait for with auto insurance premiums. This can obviously differ from state to state. You can always compare auto insurance rates whenever you feel the need. By comparing insurance companies you can guarantee yourself that your rate is in line with other is your area. It is common for auto insurance companies to offer a discount for renewing your policy after 12 months. This greatly depends on your driving history within that time frame and the amount, if any, moving violations or citations.

Third, for example, with New York City Auto Insurance or Philadelphia Auto Insurance companies, if you do keep a good driving record within that time frame this kind of discount is given automatically to the insured and requires no action on their behalf. The renewal price reduction can vary from city to city. If you so happen to live in Philadelphia or New York City obviously you’re going to remain at a higher rate than that of someone living in the suburbs of those cities.

This is in part of the high risk of accidents from many people on the roads. If you’ve ever wondered just what exactly is a common number to expect if you have the privilege of receiving a rate reduction? The amount is usually in the range of 5 percent which could vary.

This may not seem much right now but as time goes by and your well into several years of paying a high premium it can be among a few others which can quickly add up to make a difference. You may not be aware of this widely expected discount from young drivers; this is typically not expected until they arrive at the age of 25. This may not always be something to look forward to since not all insurers offer this discount.

That is why it so vital to always take the liberty of shopping around to compare rates and services from auto Insurance companies to get yourself a cheaper rate. It can be possible you just have to take the initiative and start the process yourself. It is said that most insurance companies base their rates on your driving record not your age as much. If this is true then work hard at making sure your squeaky clean driving record stays that way to keep your rates low. Always shop around and compare rates no mater where you live.

Laura Buckley
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the reason that they are saying they are not going to pay the $1800 remaining is this:
When we purchased the vehicle new we also bought an extended warranty. later during the term we decided that we didn’t want/need the extended warranty, so we cancelled it. the credit that was due to us, about $1800, was then applied back to the car. in affect, that paid about 6 notes in advance, so we decided to live car note free for those 6 months.

our GAP insurer is saying that since we did not pay on the car for 6 months, and not used that $1800 credit towards the principle alone, that $1800 is not eligible for coverage. it does not specifically say, as far as i can understand, this in our contract we signed for the coverage.

has anyone had issues like this, or any kind of issues with GAP coverage?
mbrcatz, you misunderstood me. we did not stop making payments after the car was totalled. we sold back the extended warrenty and stopped making payments before the accident.

If you had not had GAP insurance and had not cancelled the extended warranty prior to the accident, you would have been able to cancel the warranty now and use that money to reduce the total you owe. By the same token if you had not cancelled it the GAP carrier would have had it cancelled so that the amount owed would be reduced. Or another way to look at this is that the GAP insurance is meant to assist you in covering the possibility of your being upside down in terms of financing of the "vehicle" not all the extras you decided to buy.

Sorry but the GAP insurer is correct and you need to pay the money. They are not tricking you or trying to avoid paying the claim–read the GAP insurance policy for additional information. You did have the advantage of using the vehicle payment free for 6 months now its time to pay the piper.

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2.) Mazda 3,5, or 6. 2004-2008. still under warranty $8,000-$15000 under 25k miles

3.) Bmw 330 2003 with 48000 and no warranty but my fave car ever!!!!! $12,000-18000

1.) Which is cheapest or best on maintenance?
2.) What if i get extended warranty for bmw? I wont have to pay as much for parts….right??
3.) Which car is best in the long run?

Gas is not biggest concern because they are all pretty close. And my insurance is not over $150 on all 3!!! yay!!!

*Basically, I’m goin to college in the summer and leavin the fam and want a reliable car! So what is best HELP ME OUT!!! I GET CAR IN FEW DAYS!!!!!!!!!!

The Mazda’s are your best bet. VW’s are crap anymore, they haven’t made a quality vehicle in 2 decades, if you don’t believe me, take a look over in the VW forums… terrible cars. The BMW is nice, but could be hit or miss on reliability, and it already has 48k miles and is 5 years old…. sounds like a lot for a vehicle that could cost a LOT in repairs.
The Mazda’s are all pretty decent, relatively cheap on insurance.