Canadian Insurance driving me nuts- help!
#16
Originally Posted by WolfsterX
Picus112,
Wow... moved from Cali to Toronto? I always wanted move to California... i heard it is very nice place to live... why did you move to Toronto? Job?
Wow... moved from Cali to Toronto? I always wanted move to California... i heard it is very nice place to live... why did you move to Toronto? Job?
Originally Posted by samkws
when u are living in toronto, you have to expect to pay for expensive insurance
In any event I called RBC and got a quote for $1990, which is $165 a month, and they said they can discount it to $1600 ($133/month) if I get my homeowners through them. I am still going to go to a broker but that seems ok to me if I don't find anything better.
Thanks again everyone.
#17
sorry to jack your thread picus....but i have a insurance question
i'm 18 turning 19 in October and i'm interested in getting a used 03 G35 coupe with 30,000km.
i have a clean record and i live in the GTA area.....i tried the links that were provided, but the only one that works was RBC and they quoted me for $11,000....is it possible to get insured for under $6,000 or am i dreaming??
i'm 18 turning 19 in October and i'm interested in getting a used 03 G35 coupe with 30,000km.
i have a clean record and i live in the GTA area.....i tried the links that were provided, but the only one that works was RBC and they quoted me for $11,000....is it possible to get insured for under $6,000 or am i dreaming??
#18
HOLY MOLY! $11,000!!
My BEST advice is to put your name under your parents name. For example, 2003 G35 C will have to go to your father's name as an owner and he has to be the primary driver and then you as a secondary driver. See if that works and I'm pretty sure your insurance will go below 4000. Give a try and if it does work... buy me a coffee and a nice hot looking woman (age between 22 - 25) on the side to chat w/
My BEST advice is to put your name under your parents name. For example, 2003 G35 C will have to go to your father's name as an owner and he has to be the primary driver and then you as a secondary driver. See if that works and I'm pretty sure your insurance will go below 4000. Give a try and if it does work... buy me a coffee and a nice hot looking woman (age between 22 - 25) on the side to chat w/
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Originally Posted by PDT
Wow, those rates are pretty high. I pay about $145 a month or about 1,740 a year for my insurance on my 03 Sedan. I'm with Meloche Monnex and I'll be 28 this summer.
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You're right Akiramasters, my wife used to work for RBC Insurance in Mississauga and now she is with York-Fire Insurance handling Alberta and the rules over there are totally different.
Actually found for myself the cheapest rate was with RBC, I am 40 married with kids and I am paying about $1600. Which is really stupid as that's only $100 more than I paid for my 99 Civic and only $30 more than my 02 Altima. Considering the G was $52K out the door you would expect to pay more $$.
I argue this with the Mrs. all the time about how we pay so much for insurance but when you really need them, you have to fight for every penny. As if the money was coming out of their pocket, they forget that I have been insured for 24 years without any major claims, by now they owe me a new car.
Actually found for myself the cheapest rate was with RBC, I am 40 married with kids and I am paying about $1600. Which is really stupid as that's only $100 more than I paid for my 99 Civic and only $30 more than my 02 Altima. Considering the G was $52K out the door you would expect to pay more $$.
I argue this with the Mrs. all the time about how we pay so much for insurance but when you really need them, you have to fight for every penny. As if the money was coming out of their pocket, they forget that I have been insured for 24 years without any major claims, by now they owe me a new car.
#23
So just an update - we went with Axa for $1350 a year after a $350 discount for also getting homeowners through them. Going to a local broker in the GTA helped a lot, I'd definitely recommend it and appreciate the suggestion to do so from folks in this thread. A lot of why we ended up with such a good rate is we don't commute (they mentioned that has a huge impact on rates) and our average yearly KM was under 15k.
As for the G specifically, they said that it is classifed as "high value" but it's abundance of safety and security features end up putting it in a similar bracket to lower value cars. Fine by me!
Thanks again for the help everyone.
As for the G specifically, they said that it is classifed as "high value" but it's abundance of safety and security features end up putting it in a similar bracket to lower value cars. Fine by me!
Thanks again for the help everyone.
#24
11000 is a bit too much for 19 years old. That's like my rate when I was 17 with my Prelude. (I had one major at-fault accident too). From my understanding Prelude has higher rate than G35, so 11000 is way too much at your age unless you are a visa student or something. Try TD Meloche Monnex, they offer student discont and offer pretty good rate IMO.
Last edited by neohh; 07-09-2005 at 03:44 AM.
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