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Originally Posted by hardstylin
just so everyone knows insurance has nothing to do with the kind of car you have or its horse power, it has to do with the year of the car and any discounts you might have because of ur license.
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How are my premiums set?
* Rate classes - What you use your vehicle for: business, driving to work or school, pleasure, etc.
* Where you live - If you drive where there's heavy traffic, you have a higher chance of being involved in a crash, so your insurance costs more. That said, who knows exactly where they'll be driving every day? So for non-commercial vehicles, your territory is decided by where you park your vehicle when it's not in use.
* Your claim record - If you have a long record of claim-free driving, you save money through our Claim-Rated Scale and RoadStar savings. If you cause crashes, then you pay a higher premium.
* The vehicle you drive - Cars that are expensive to repair, cars that tend to be involved in crashes, cars that are stolen more often than others: all cost more to insure when you buy optional insurance.
* Additional coverage - What type and how much optional coverage you choose to buy will obviously affect your premiums.