DenisC8
Power User
well, my insurance starts tomorrow. $712 for the year ($59.33 per month).
well, my insurance starts tomorrow. $712 for the year ($59.33 per month).I just sold my 2013 Chrysler 200 convertible so I will be calling my insurance tomorrow to cancel that insurance and get my C8 back on the road.
Yes 2021 C8 HTC - $1 mil liability only, 2nd vehicle, pleasure use. I am with Johnson Insurance^^^This is on your 21 HTC??? What company are you with?
Mine is less than 5000 kms per year which cost more than pleasure only. I should check on all that. I should be pleasure only as I'm retired.I pay 1498 / year. That includes $106 / yr for replacement if the car gets totaled, I get a new 2023 C8. (or whatever MY it is)
$85 / yr accident forgiveness and $69 for "Trouble free option" whatever that is.
My insurance is liability only so no collision, I am also not in TorontoI am curious as to what amount of collision deductible you have on your car with Johnson Insurance paying those premiums on your car. I had a quote before with Johnson for my C7 ZR1 and they were no where close to that amount. I pay a little bit more than you monthly with another company but I have a high deductible. Feel free to PM me.
Mine is 10 000km per yearMine is less than 5000 kms per year which cost more than pleasure only. I should check on all that. I should be pleasure only as I'm retired.
Statefarm is now Desjardin so pricing could be totally different.
Ok thanks, that's all I need to know.My insurance is liability only so no collision, I am also not in Toronto
BTW, things could have changed, but when Johnson Insurance gave credits to my College's employees about 20 years ago, their was a ton of complaints that they were denying claims. You have the bare minimum required by law so obviously you shouldn't care, but just as an FYIYes 2021 C8 HTC - $1 mil liability only, 2nd vehicle, pleasure use. I am with Johnson Insurance
yep I believe thatBTW, things could have changed, but when Johnson Insurance gave credits to my College's employees about 20 years ago, their was a ton of complaints that they were denying claims. You have the bare minimum required by law so obviously you shouldn't care, but just as an FYI