Differences between a 2010 Civic and Elantra

Yes that makes sense. I like leasing, it works for me. I like having a new car every 3-4 years and not worrying about repairs. I think I'm going to try your method of going to multiple dealers for a quote on the same terms.

Actually I pay for little for insurance. I have full coverage including rental rider, 250,000 liability, collision, fire and theft, towing and only 250 deductible. I pay about $97.00 a month for my car.

Thanks everyone for the input...at least the normal people. That excludes Jimbo and Elmo. They're obviously a bunch of crazy liberals! I'm not going to lower myself by arguing with a bunch of trolls.

but you just did. retard loser.

hey loser, how many bedrooms does your house have? and what color are your skivvies? any more retarded personal details you want to reveal? like how you're obviously incapable of negotiating a decent rate for car insurance?

To be more specific, you have never impressed anyone here to any degree...

JT

Spoken like a gentleman, apology accepted.

So again, all you focus on is "how much per month is it".

I pay under $600/YEAR for that coverage.

Location, plus the specifics of the vehicle insured, are major factors in the cost of insurance. OTOH, I would not pay the premium monthly, additional cost isn't worth it (to me, anyway, YMMV, of course).

On 6/1/2010 10:13 PM Al spake these words of knowledge:

Son, you've got me actually rooting for Beam. That's despicable. Please go away.

RFT!!! Dave Kelsen

iow, he's a loser living hand to mouth. while there's nothing wrong with that, it's ridiculous that he's trying to paint a different story, but is too retarded to carry the lie.

Depends on where you live. If you live down south or west its going to be much more. Anything in the Northeast is going to be higher and what kind of car you drive. If you drive a $27,000.00 car its going to be more.

What is a looser living hand to mouth? Do you make up you're own expressions too? By the way, I'm a conservative, not a Liberal. I'm not painting a picture of anything. I'm middle class, live in the burbs etc etc like most of the people on this board probably are.

1. it's spelled "l-o-s-e-r", loser.
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2. it's not "you're" [which is short for "you are"], it's "y-o-u-r".
3. you're not a conservative - you're too retarded to be a conservative.
4. you're not middle class - middle class people went to schools that taught them how to spell.
5. living in one room of your mom's trailer in barstow, ca. is not "the burbs" - it's where losers live.
6. your final word should have been "do", not "are". see #'s 1, 2, 3 &

Well I have to confess...I am a bad speller even though I went to college and graduated and became a middle class person. I'm actually a constitution party member, which is basically an extreme conservative. I'm a right wing extremist and I denounce you! Although I was in Los Angeles a few years back thats not where I live now. I already told you I'm in the North East! Its a house in the burbs not a trailer.

loser.http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/loser?jss=0>>

so your mom rents a house and not a trailer? that still means you're a loser.

and it's "t-h-a-t-'-s", not "thats". as in "that is". goddamned retard.

This is on a $31,000 car, moron.

but then, I know how much my premium is and what it covers--essentially, I know the details of the product I'm buying and how much I'm paying for it.

Not just "how much are you going to take out of my bank account every month?".

But, ... but, ... why would you want to know crap like that? :)

Everyone in this groop is very condescending! You know when someone has English as their second language you can be very rude. Just because i spell bad sometimes and don't always get the grammar right its not that I am stupid! As far as insurance, it depends on the size of the city. Some areas like NYC and Boston have higher premiums because of the crime and population. Also some insurance companies charge more because of the service and quality you get vs. some that don't. I don't appreciate you're ways of treating people.