retro314
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RE: little-known ways to snag cheaper insurance in Alaska

I've found defensive driving courses can help, but it really depends on your insurer and your driving history. A buddy of mine with a spotless record ...

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RE: Insurance headaches for risky drivers in NC—stick with big names or go local?

That's a fair point about bigger insurers usually having more resources for claims processing. I've seen it go both ways, honestly. From my experience...

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RE: Can Military Folks Really Get Cheaper Insurance Rates?

I've noticed something similar myself. Military insurers seem to have their sweet spot with everyday vehicles—your Camrys, Accords, F-150s, and the li...

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RE: bumped someone's car lightly, no visible damage—should I report?

That's a fair point about the sensors being delicate. I get why they're useful, but honestly, as someone who mostly drives older cars, it feels like m...

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RE: stuck between Geico and Progressive in NY, thoughts?

Interesting point, but from my experience, classic car owners might actually benefit more from specialized insurers like Hagerty or Grundy. They tend ...

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RE: quick heads-up on Arkansas auto insurance basics

Fair point, but I'd argue there's a balance between caution and practicality. I've driven my classic Mustang around Arkansas for years without compreh...

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RE: Tried temporary insurance coverage—worth it or waste of money?

That's definitely a useful point to consider, but I'd still recommend being cautious about relying solely on credit card perks for rental coverage—esp...

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RE: why don't insurers care about my fancy new car tech?

Good points there. I've restored a few classics myself, and even without all the sensors and cameras, repair costs can escalate quickly. Insurers are ...

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