My Lucid is $1767 per YEAR.
Coverages are 250k/500k, $1k deductible on collision, $500 on comprehensive, $50 on glass
Coverages are 250k/500k, $1k deductible on collision, $500 on comprehensive, $50 on glass
Progressive calls it lucid air you can’t select gt or TLucid "Other". Love it.
They’ve been merged here now.Why is there yet another insurance thread running? We've had about 20 of them already. Just do a search to avoid rehashing the same conversations again and again.
Comparing insurance rates is not all that fruitful. There are so many variables that affect your rates. Can we please stop with these threads?
It doesn't save much for me. Going from $1k to $5k deductible on collision which is the most expensive part of my premium only saves $200 a year.I’m surprised with all the premium shopping here that more aren’t going with higher deductibles. That’s been my approach. I have no problems raising my deductibles and increasing my ‘self insurance’ quotient. It can have a dramatic impact on premiums and, in the unlikely event you have an accident, you pay out your deductible. I’m sure if you can afford the car you can afford paying out a higher deductible if necessary.
Everyone has their own comfort factor.
Thank You I thought it was something like that.You simply have to be careful getting quotes because some companies like to tell you a six-month quote, but my insurance company, Chubb gives me an annual premium, and I can divide it up and pay it. Anyway, I want, I choose to pay it in six month intervals, and each payment is $1002, making the annual amount $2004 for very very full coverage
What state are you in ?Progressive $475, 6-months, highest possible coverage all categories except no road assistsnce and no rental, highest deductable but 0 on glass. Only one car -- lucid agt with them. New customer with them since costco connect couldnt do more than 150k car.
WA, and no speeding tickets last 4 yearsWhat state are you in ?
Ive surprisingly noticed this too. I thought most people buying lucid would have significant money to spare and would typically "self insure" since it cost less longterm or just pay for damages and not involve insurance to skip the hassle. Perhaps a fair number of people strech their dollars having less of a buffer.I’m surprised with all the premium shopping here that more aren’t going with higher deductibles. That’s been my approach. I have no problems raising my deductibles and increasing my ‘self insurance’ quotient. It can have a dramatic impact on premiums and, in the unlikely event you have an accident, you pay out your deductible. I’m sure if you can afford the car you can afford paying out a higher deductible if necessary.
Everyone has their own comfort factor.
6 month or 1 year premium?Having made my first-ever insurance claim earlier this month, I gotta admit that Toggle (aka Farmers but for millennials) made the process really smooth. No complaints at all.
Pretty good rate too, especially considering I hadn't driven a car in 15 years prior to June
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