Greetings!
This thread is all about car insurance and how they rape young adults like myself.
I know that car insurance is very important. I also know driving is a "privilege" and not a "right". But I also know that insurance companies rape young adults ages 18-24. I'm 19 years old and I'll be turning 20 this August. I currently drive a 1993 Lincoln Mark VIII. I use my car not for pleasure and joy riding, but because I need it. I'm a very responsible driver. But insurance companies only care about statistics. They don't see me as a person but only as an age group.
Anyway, I had an accident over a year ago. It wasn't my fault. I was going through an intersection (I had the green light) and a guy was on the other side waiting to make a left turn. For some reason he decides to pull into the intersection at the same time I was driving across. Of course, this accident makes me "a risk". Of course, my insurance rates are going to be sky high.
I also received a moving violation last July. I was on my lunch/dinner break and I was running late. I didn't stop completely at a stop sign so I received a $110.00 ticket. But again, insurance companies don't care about the specifics...they only see it as a moving violation.
Basically, I'm sick and tired of being labeled as an irresponsible teenage (pretty soon, 20 year old). I want to drive legally but I can't afford $230 - $400 a month insurance (and that's WITHOUT collision or comprehensive).
My mom said "the system" doesn't want teenagers or young people to drive, so that's their way of getting "us" off the road. If that's true, then why not make a law that says you can't get your license until you're 24? If "the system" really doesn't want us to drive, stop teasing and just prohibit any young person from getting on the road.
My question is, what's the cheapest insurance for young adults? Some insurance companies don't like to take risks...but others will give you a chance and start you off at a decent rate.
Thanks for reading!


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