Thursday, March 15th, 2007
We at Urban, understand how hard you work for your money; that is why we search more than 15 different companies in order to find you the lowest rates. Our rates can save you hundreds of dollars per year on your car insurance. We average savings of over 45% over Geico.
In a resent article, titled *Insurance.com’s 2006 Auto Insurance Pricing Report. They state that the average price their customers paid for insurance in the state of Illinois in 2006 was $1,496. This “Average” was based on best price offered by any of the following companies ,Travelers, Liberty Mutual, Hartford, MetLife, Safeco, Geico and Progressive. Urban Insurance Agency’s average yearly price in Illinois for 2006 was just $806.
That is an amazing average savings of over 44% The more you compare auto insurance rates, the more you will love the rates offered at Urban Insurance Agency. That is why when we ask, “Do you think you’re paying too much for car insurance? ” We know the answer is YES, unless you are insured with Urban Insurance.
*Insurance.com’s 2006 Auto Insurance Pricing Report highlights the lowest average auto insurance rates viewed by over 1.1 million car insurance consumers on the Insurance.com platform in 2006*. The information comes from actual auto insurance quotes consumers received from over a dozen of the nation’s leading auto insurance companies who participate on Insurance.com’s comparative auto insurance platform.
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Wednesday, April 11, 2007
Can I buy Multiple policies?
Saturday, March 17th, 2007
From: jblyn…@att.net
Date: Mon, 12 Mar 2007 17:37:03 -0700
Local: Mon, Mar 12 2007 7:37 pm
Subject: What if I buy multiple cars/multiple driver policies from two companies?
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It is time to add my 16 year-old son to our auto insurance policy.Our current insurance provider quoted us $3,050/yr on top of the$2,200 we pay for our 3 cars/2 driver scenario. Our $5,250/yr policywould look like this:Car 1: Honda Civic, primary driver = male over 25, 15K mi/yrCar 2: BMW 318, primary driver = female over 25, 15K mi/yrCar 3: Chevy Impala, primary driver = male under 25, 5K mi/yrCar 4: Chevy Suburban, recreational only, 5K mi/yrIn our research we have discovered that having a 2-car/3-driver policywhere the boy is a part-time driver saves a ton of money. My questionis this, if we were to buy 2-car/3-driver policies from two differentinsurance providers, would we be opening ourselves up for issues whenit comes time to file a claim on one of the cars?It would be like this:
>From GEICO we would buy a policy:
Car 1: BMW 318, primary driver = female over 25, 15K mi/yrCar 2: Chevy Impala, primary driver = male under 25, 5K mi/yr16 year-old son is part time driver on either car
>From AmFam we would buy a policy:
Car 1: Honda Civic, primary driver = male over 25, 15K mi/yrCar 2: Chevy Suburban, primary driver = female over 25, 5K mi/yr16 year-old son is part time driver on either carCould I get away with this? I know I would save $$ on premiums. Whatdo you think?–JB
From: jblyn…@att.net
Date: Mon, 12 Mar 2007 17:37:03 -0700
Local: Mon, Mar 12 2007 7:37 pm
Subject: What if I buy multiple cars/multiple driver policies from two companies?
Reply Forward Print Individual message Show original
It is time to add my 16 year-old son to our auto insurance policy.Our current insurance provider quoted us $3,050/yr on top of the$2,200 we pay for our 3 cars/2 driver scenario. Our $5,250/yr policywould look like this:Car 1: Honda Civic, primary driver = male over 25, 15K mi/yrCar 2: BMW 318, primary driver = female over 25, 15K mi/yrCar 3: Chevy Impala, primary driver = male under 25, 5K mi/yrCar 4: Chevy Suburban, recreational only, 5K mi/yrIn our research we have discovered that having a 2-car/3-driver policywhere the boy is a part-time driver saves a ton of money. My questionis this, if we were to buy 2-car/3-driver policies from two differentinsurance providers, would we be opening ourselves up for issues whenit comes time to file a claim on one of the cars?It would be like this:
>From GEICO we would buy a policy:
Car 1: BMW 318, primary driver = female over 25, 15K mi/yrCar 2: Chevy Impala, primary driver = male under 25, 5K mi/yr16 year-old son is part time driver on either car
>From AmFam we would buy a policy:
Car 1: Honda Civic, primary driver = male over 25, 15K mi/yrCar 2: Chevy Suburban, primary driver = female over 25, 5K mi/yr16 year-old son is part time driver on either carCould I get away with this? I know I would save $$ on premiums. Whatdo you think?–JB
Friday, February 9, 2007
The 18 Top Rated SUVs
Wednesday, March 21st, 2007
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration recently awarded these 18 SUVs with 5 stars for front-end and side-impact crash test worthiness:
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration recently awarded these 18 SUVs with 5 stars for front-end and side-impact crash test worthiness:
Acura MDX
Acura RDX
Audi Q7
Dodge Nitro
Ford Freestyle
GMC Acadia
Honda CR-V
Honda Element
Hyundai Santa Fe
Infiniti FX35
Infiniti FX45
Jeep Grand Cherokee
Kia Sorento
Kia Sportage
Mazda CX-7
Saturn Outlook
Subaru Outback
Toyota Highlander
It is important to note each year more and more vehicles are making the National Highway Traffic Safety’s list of 4 or 5 star cars and trucks. Safer vehicles helps reduce car insurance rates, and more importantly saves lives.
Urban Insurance wants to congratulate those that made the list. We also want to remind you that a car is only as safe as the driver. Remember to drive defensively, always make sure you as well as your passengers are wearing seat belts, and NEVER drink and drive.
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