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Two drivers on the policy, we had two cars. I sold mine and the insurance went up for us. Even with taking myself off the policy, the rate is even higher (for one driver, one car).
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So much for trying to save money by not owning a car.
Last edited by rich00 (2014-05-09 19:48:49)
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Your total insurance bill for two cars was less than your total insurance bill for one car? If so, that's quite suprising.
Now, if you sold a car and your total insurance went down, but your insurance for the remaining car went up somewhat ... that's normal. Insurance companies like to give you a "multi-car discount" -- usually not a huge amount, but like 10 or 20% off. And so when you took the other cars off the policy, you lose that discount.
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Yes, the total went up. The car we kept is newer and so it has collision and comprehensive coverage. But it still doesn't make sense.
I didn't expect the total cost to drop 50%, but maybe 30%, instead of increasing 15%.
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