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jdbaker82 · 06-22-2009, 05:24 PM

Well I thought I was getting a Camaro and this was the last thing I even thought about since I am 27 years old now....

My situation is that I have not had my own auto policy for the last 3 years because I have had a company leased vehicle through my previous employer (Nielsen Media Research) we had a fleet of vehicles through a lease company. I tried to get quotes through Progressive and Geico and the amount per month for full coverage on the SS1 is around $275 and the V6 is around $220. I have a clean driving record no tickets or accidents and cannot figure out why these quotes are so insane....

Does anyone know how to possibly prove or show that I have had insurance through my company's leased vehicles or am I SOL? This is the only reason I can think these rates are so high unless its because Baltimores insurance rates are this bad.

If I cannot get insurance at a reasonable rate of around $150 a month I am just going to have to drive something else as much as I had my mind set on this car.

06-22-2009, 05:24 PM	#1
jdbaker82 Banned Drives: None Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: Baltimore Posts: 425	Need insurance help! Ridiculous rates! Well I thought I was getting a Camaro and this was the last thing I even thought about since I am 27 years old now.... My situation is that I have not had my own auto policy for the last 3 years because I have had a company leased vehicle through my previous employer (Nielsen Media Research) we had a fleet of vehicles through a lease company. I tried to get quotes through Progressive and Geico and the amount per month for full coverage on the SS1 is around $275 and the V6 is around $220. I have a clean driving record no tickets or accidents and cannot figure out why these quotes are so insane.... Does anyone know how to possibly prove or show that I have had insurance through my company's leased vehicles or am I SOL? This is the only reason I can think these rates are so high unless its because Baltimores insurance rates are this bad. If I cannot get insurance at a reasonable rate of around $150 a month I am just going to have to drive something else as much as I had my mind set on this car.