What is everyone paying on insurance?

[mrpj]

From the prices being paid in the U.S., as stated in this thread, it makes a refreshing change for something in the U.K. to be cheaper (for some people)!
I pay $302 per annum, at today's exchange rate, for my 2010 5 door Yaris 1.4 Diesel. That's for comprehensive cover, legal cover and protected no claims discount. There's a $532 voluntary excess, which helps reduce the initial premium, to be paid in the event of a claim which I may recover for a no fault accident (that's part of the legal cover). If I didn't take out the optional legal cover the $302 would reduce to about $250/annum.
Uninsured drivers and injury, usually "whiplash", compensation claims (many fraudulent) increase our premiums too

[94toy22re]

So I went shopping around today and went to liberty mutual, 60 a month with 100 deductible we're supposed to have hail/tornados next week so I'm covered, I'm 24 no accidents or tickets and live couple mile south of Oklahoma City.

[jayeh]

Originally Posted by mrpj

From the prices being paid in the U.S., as stated in this thread, it makes a refreshing change for something in the U.K. to be cheaper (for some people)!
I pay $302 per annum, at today's exchange rate, for my 2010 5 door Yaris 1.4 Diesel. That's for comprehensive cover, legal cover and protected no claims discount. There's a $532 voluntary excess, which helps reduce the initial premium, to be paid in the event of a claim which I may recover for a no fault accident (that's part of the legal cover). If I didn't take out the optional legal cover the $302 would reduce to about $250/annum.
Uninsured drivers and injury, usually "whiplash", compensation claims (many fraudulent) increase our premiums too

That is shockingly low. How old are you?

Also I kinda want your car. Want to trade?