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Originally Posted by FaLKoN240
Get comparable vehicles in your areas (the higher priced ones) modded, not modded, whatever, same mileage etc.
Then get receipts of whatever you've bought for the car in the past year together and submit those to the insurance company...
All that stuff helps.
I got $4200 for my car after it got totalled, it still wasn't enough, but it got me what I needed to get back on my feet.
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Thats the sad part, I havent done SHIT to it. lol. BONE-STOCK! the only thing it has aftermarket is the K&N air filter, lol.
This blows... just last week I saw a crap load of stock verts with high miles for 4k+... and now i cannot find one... ugh. Ohs wells... something is better than nothing, maybe I can find something to take in there, I just want to get this done and over with!
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Originally Posted by Bushido
how the fuck can you be 22 and have such cheap insurance?
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Beats me... My parents have had insurance with them for almost 20yrs now so im sure that plays a part... I do know we get discounts!