How much do u think insurance should cost for.. - Toyota Yaris Forums

ceres · 08-23-2006, 09:17 AM

I'm paying just about $900 a year for insurance. 24 y/o female with clean history. $500 deductable and full coverage. I was lucky and was able to sign up with USAA because my dad had it while he was in the military. They gave me a much better deal than any other quotes I got by at least $100 each and those were only for minimum coverage with a lot of basics like windshield replacement excluded. If you happen to be in the military, married to someone in the military, retired from military, or a child of someone who has/had USAA while in the military, check out USAA.
Of course, don't forget factors like what you use the car for, how much milage you put on the car, and where you live. I live in the suburbs and for the most part my car gets me to and from work. (usually ~10k miles a year)

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08-23-2006, 09:17 AM	#19
ceres Club Baby Seals Drives: Yaris Sedan Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: NY Posts: 206	I'm paying just about $900 a year for insurance. 24 y/o female with clean history. $500 deductable and full coverage. I was lucky and was able to sign up with USAA because my dad had it while he was in the military. They gave me a much better deal than any other quotes I got by at least $100 each and those were only for minimum coverage with a lot of basics like windshield replacement excluded. If you happen to be in the military, married to someone in the military, retired from military, or a child of someone who has/had USAA while in the military, check out USAA. Of course, don't forget factors like what you use the car for, how much milage you put on the car, and where you live. I live in the suburbs and for the most part my car gets me to and from work. (usually ~10k miles a year)