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Old Jun 12, 2004 | 02:43 PM
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I had a hard time getting quotes.. but I did a quote through Allstate.

Originally I was considering an 04 Solara Sport V6.. then changed my mind once I saw the tC was being released this month.

The quotes I got for the Solara SPort v6 and the Scion tC were identical.. they differed by about $10 for 6 months.

It doesn't say a lot for the tC seeing that the solara is a much more expensive car with a faster engine, but it at least gives me an idea..

Eh who cares, I'm 21 so I'm f'cked anyway.
Old Jun 13, 2004 | 12:24 AM
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when you guys post your insurance rates, can you please post what company also? I'm with 21st century and they dont' have the car in their system yet so can't say...
Old Jun 13, 2004 | 02:10 AM
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The only Web site I've found with the tC in their system is Allstate. They gave me a quote of $650/half year with $500 ded. after no accident/good student discount. 21y/o male. I think I read that they give you 10% off if you have another policy thru them.

Any other insurance Web sites with the tC yet?
Old Jun 13, 2004 | 03:51 AM
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How the hell do you guys get such low insurance? My father's been with Allstate over 10 years, but when it comes to a 19 year old male as a cosigner on a car, the price jumps through the roof. :oops: I've been driving for 4 years, no tickets, no accidents, and I'm a damn good driver if I may say so myself, we even get good student discount, etc. My mother pays close to nothing for her '02 Golf, my father even less for his '04 Explorer (and I mean DIRT cheap per month), but damn, 266 bucks a month for me, and it's even under my fathers name!
Old Jun 13, 2004 | 04:14 AM
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Wow. All of you guys have it great.

I'm 23 years old, no tickets, no accidents. $500 deductible, for the Scion TC, would cost me $5300 a year.

I guess that's the price you pay for living in New York City.
Old Jun 13, 2004 | 02:30 PM
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Holy ____. . . I just did some online quotes, and for me (18, one ticket) to have my own policy on a tC would be over $8000 a year. I need to call around.
Old Jun 15, 2004 | 11:40 PM
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wow, looks like I have to call around.

I'm currently trhough AAA Michigan and my payment is about $100/month for a V6 Camaro.

I checked AllState online for a Scion and it was over $1,000/6 months for it. Seems kinda high for me.

I'm 24, but will be 25 in August...so it should drop a bit by then
Old Jun 16, 2004 | 01:25 AM
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Ya know i called my insurance agent yesterday at Nationwide... he thought Scion was the type of car not the maker..... that just goes to show how many of those we have around here lol. I had to explain to him it was a SCION TC and said that well it was toyota who made em and then later i got a vmail sayin it'd be $200.00 for 6 mo on a 2005 Toyota!

I think they were sadly confused cuz i said full coverage and i have a '94 probe now and am payin $230 every 6 mo for only liability.. I'm interested in learning more about what everyone is paying.. I"m a girl by the way so mine will be lower
Old Jun 16, 2004 | 01:59 AM
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my sis is my insurance agent (nationwide too, ha). i had her run my rates and it came to 1617.60 every 6 mos. she said they don't have the tC in the computers yet so they'll have to run it under a different car. doing toyota might come up cheaper than a scion. she rated me using the xB which is considered an SUV. apparently insurance is more expensive for suvs so my rate will be a few hundred less per 6mos. but you gotta keep in mind, i'm a 20yr old w/one ticket still on record. it's obviously gonna be more expensive for me as opposed to a 21+ (25+ for a huge drop) w/a ticket. not to mention nationwide is a damn expensive insurance company for people under 25 sooo yeh =\
Old Jun 16, 2004 | 02:59 AM
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Hey this is my first post here but I thought I would write something in this thread, being that Im an insurance agent in SoCal, and many seem to live here. Anyway a few notes while reading this thread. Some of you have called Nationwide, just so you know they arent an insurance angency, they are a broker, which isnt a bad thing cuz you get a bigger selection of companies. But when you call a broker i wouldnt use "Full Coverage" cuz you wont get a quote on it. They will usually quote you on the state minimum and maybe on a 1000 deductible on your Comprehensive and Collision. Just make sure to ask them for the specific coverages you want. For example Liability at 15/30/5 and Comp + Collision at a 500 deductible. Full Coverage usually implies everything under the sun. Liability, Comp, Collision, Uninsured Motorist, Medical Pay, Towing, Rental. Most people dont need all that. Any.....I can go into more specifics if any would like but you should be getting a solid quote from companies in a month or so.
Old Jun 16, 2004 | 03:21 AM
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i've tried geico, AAA, progressive, all state, and a few others. my best quote was for 1350 for 6 months. worst one was like 3000 for 6 months. im 20, 1 minor speeding ticket. only 8 mph over. and one accident(sort of) my car was parked and some lady hit it. so not sure what i would consider that. so any company i should try to get a quote from?? thanks for those who reply
Old Jun 16, 2004 | 02:03 PM
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Hmm, I didn't realize that the xB is considered an SUV. My AAA agent quoted me about $1,800 for the xB, so maybe the tC will be right around there through them also...of course the tC will be a Sport Coupe i'm sure...
Old Jun 17, 2004 | 03:17 AM
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Good news people the Tc has now been added to my rating software at work! I ran a quote on my self with good coverage and the quote wasnt too bad. If anyone is curious about a quote in Cali let me know ill run one for the heck of it!
Old Jun 17, 2004 | 03:24 AM
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Originally Posted by a1tezza
Hey this is my first post here but I thought I would write something in this thread, being that Im an insurance agent in SoCal, and many seem to live here. Anyway a few notes while reading this thread. Some of you have called Nationwide, just so you know they arent an insurance angency, they are a broker, which isnt a bad thing cuz you get a bigger selection of companies. But when you call a broker i wouldnt use "Full Coverage" cuz you wont get a quote on it. They will usually quote you on the state minimum and maybe on a 1000 deductible on your Comprehensive and Collision. Just make sure to ask them for the specific coverages you want. For example Liability at 15/30/5 and Comp + Collision at a 500 deductible. Full Coverage usually implies everything under the sun. Liability, Comp, Collision, Uninsured Motorist, Medical Pay, Towing, Rental. Most people dont need all that. Any.....I can go into more specifics if any would like but you should be getting a solid quote from companies in a month or so.
That depends on your Nationwide branch. Mine, for example, covers their own home, auto, and life. The only thing they are a broker for is health insurance, which goes through Fortis Insurance anyway.
Old Jun 17, 2004 | 04:17 AM
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Progressive just quoted me a $77 per 6 month increase over my 94 firebird, would be $850 every 6 months.
Old Jun 18, 2004 | 08:34 AM
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Since I finally got the VIN number, I am going to start checking around tomorrow...I don't think it should be very expensive though since the car has so many standard safety features. Only thing I am worried about is that I will be hit hard because of 1)my age (24), 2) I haven't had a car for a long time (almost 3 years), and 3) my credit rating. Still, I have never had a ticket and my job is pretty tame (help desk analyst) so I shouldn't appear like someone who would be a liability....have to see...
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