Car Insurance

[one...two...tree 2,762]

Just wondering if anyone here has their auto insurance with Amica? Geico? Erie?

Any recommendations? Or ones to avoid?

[Amby 490]

Hmmm...I have Allstate. I have a local agent who calls every few months and emails every month to see if there's anything I need from him. My rates are good for the number of cars I have, and I've never had a problem with them.

eta: The one time I did have a question and his secretary wasn't sure of the answer, they called me back within 5 minutes with the answer.

Edited August 17, 2010 by Amby

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I have GEICO. I like 'em.

[Susita 175]

I have Geico too. Mostly because they give me a discount cause of my job. My rate is super low.

Never had an issue with them, but I've never been into any accidents or anything either.

[^_^ 5,021]

I've had 1 accident, it was the other drivers fault. The cops wrote it up as "driver inattention". The other driver had insurance from another carrier (I no longer recall which one) and I let GEICO manage the effort to retrieve money from them. They did good.

I recently filed an auto glass claim with them, that was easy too.

[ScottThuy 140]

I have GEICO. I like 'em.

Me2

[one...two...tree 2,762]

I've had 1 accident, it was the other drivers fault. The cops wrote it up as "driver inattention". The other driver had insurance from another carrier (I no longer recall which one) and I let GEICO manage the effort to retrieve money from them. They did good.

I recently filed an auto glass claim with them, that was easy too.

Geico's quote is way less than Amica's. I went to J.D. Power for their insurance companies' ratings - both of them are rated as really good.

[Texanadian 10]

Geico for me too. The only people who offer lower rates are USAA. But you have to have been in the military or have parents who are military and members of USAA to get it.

[LaL 418]

Amica

very happy with them. the rates are low as well (and it's not just about rates). ($827 a year for 1 car 2 drivers)

Edited August 18, 2010 by LaL

[Marilyn. 340]

we are thinking of switching to Geico when our current insurance expires in October.. our current company sucks...

I can get a better policy for the same price with Geico...

[john & jean 37]

AARP is the greatest

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AARP is the greatest

AARP doesn't write policies. I believe your carrier is the Hartford. You should know that.

[Jenn! 918]

Rates are going to really depend on where you are and what kind of driver you are, so better to get recommendations based on service, IMO. I work for a great service company and I'll PM you a recommendation, Steven.

I have Progressive because my husband doesn't have the greatest driving record and Progressive is generally the most competitive for those with poor driving history.

[one...two...tree 2,762]

Rates are going to really depend on where you are and what kind of driver you are, so better to get recommendations based on service, IMO. I work for a great service company and I'll PM you a recommendation, Steven.

I have Progressive because my husband doesn't have the greatest driving record and Progressive is generally the most competitive for those with poor driving history.

Thanks, Jenn. Yeah, Amica gave me a quote for $1,500/year - with 100,000/300,000. I thought that wasn't too bad until I got a quote from Geico for the same coverage and got about $380 for 6 months. That's a huge difference.

[Ban Hammer 13,355]

we are thinking of switching to Geico when our current insurance expires in October.. our current company sucks...

I can get a better policy for the same price with Geico...

talk to mawilson, he can get you a good rate.