Thanks for the reply, and advice. I'm just using the forum to crowd source some valuable information about the typical costs. In light of all of the variables, and I realize there are many, this enables us to perhaps establish benchmarks or better yet, negotiate and or ask for better rates.there's no way to compare your truck and your situation with others, everyone is in a different place and there are just too many different variables... I know, I'm an insurance agency owner.
check with your current company, that's the only way to know - then check with others to see if there's any major difference.
Thanks for the reply. That sounds like a reasonable rate. Moreover, I have similar policies, and this will be helpful when engaging my agent. I'm also hearing that it is going to cost more to ensure an EV truck.I've got State Farm - two vehicles, home and an umbrella policy. Carrying 500K/500K/500K with $500 deductibles. Paying $457 per 6 months. Lightning Lariat ER.
Thanks for that counsel. I've actually done that before. It's very helpful to see the real rates that various individuals are paying.Just grab a vin off of Autotrader or the forum and ask your provider.
I was pleasantly surprised to learn that my Lariat ER will be about $50 LESS / 6 months than my 2014 Jeep GC (just a boring limited V6, not a fancy overland hemi or SRT)
Correctthere's no way to compare your truck and your situation with others, everyone is in a different place and there are just too many different variables... I know, I'm an insurance agency owner.
check with your current company, that's the only way to know - then check with others to see if there's any major difference.
Impossible to establish any benchmarks, or relationships in this manner. Knock yourself out, but it's meaningless.Thanks for the reply, and advice. I'm just using the forum to crowd source some valuable information about the typical costs. In light of all of the variables, and I realize there are many, this enables us to perhaps establish benchmarks or better yet, negotiate and or ask for better rates.