My insurance went up and I didn't know why and had to pay and they sent back the difference once I provided documents from the department of motor vehicle that I was not at fault. I didn't file a claim then because the damage was minor. I did hold driver responsible and driver never paid for repair but had license and registration suspended for 2 years. Any opinion on the insurance company's practice of rate increase? Is this standard operational procedure? Thanks
Why was my wrecked car free to insure?
The wrecked one was free to insure because it was so old that the multicar discount wiped out its rate. Reply [deleted]• Additional comment actions How much does your broker charge you? Reply more reply Loading NissanLeafowner • Additional comment actions I remember when I turned 25 my car insurance dropped like a rock.
How do I get the best auto insurance rates?
Use your friends as a gauge of what companies you might want to get rated with, but beyond that, educate yourself about auto insurance, know what coverage you'd like to get, then shop for rates. Scrutinize the quotes you get, and ask as many questions as necessary to understand the rate. Then make an informed decision. Reply Bishop120 •
What should I avoid when buying car insurance?
Stay away from nationwide and progressive. They both jack up your rates with no cause and drop you when you have a accident. Got dropped by both because of a accidents, not at fault, and the other drivers gave false info. Stay away from companies who deal with multiple insurance companies.