anyone have USAA car insurance???????

[musclesgabe]

i've been told that if you are in the military or have an imediate family member in the military you can get cheep *** insurace though this non profit insurace USAA. true or false????????????

[C-Kwik]

https://www.lc.usaa.com/inet/ent_logon/Logon

http://www.geico.com/

The answers were a search on the internet away. Geico also offers discounts to the military.

[BadMojo]

I work in the ins. industry and I've heard nothing but good things about USAA. If you're eligible, definitely check it out.

[austins240]

yeah, usaa is an awesom company. since they are non profit they offer some serious benefits. get this.

for me and my 240, normal coverage and not claiming my dependent on insurance (i'm married but USAA hadn't worked out the bugs yet) i was paying a good chunk of money. i was 22 at the time.

when my wife got added to my insurance as a partial driver (she's now 27) and i picked up my 89 corolla, it was cheaper for both cars to be insured with both of us as drivers than it was just for me and my 240....a big differance i might add.

they have lots of things they have to do to keep money down. since they are non profit they are only allowed to "get" so much money a year. guess what happens if they don't spend the money on claims for that year? they have to get rid of it which means it goes back to the customer. mine has been going into an account that keeps my insurance rates down, the longer you go paying insurance and not getting in an accident, the better your discounts become.

USAA is my bank, car insurance, financial supporter! great group of people that work for them too. always helping me out on the phone to get me a better deal on stuff. i can't reccomend them enough for military guys. i've been a member since 97. i don't plan on changing any time soon!!

laters

austin

[musclesgabe]

thanks for the replies. im going to talk to my dad and see what he knows about it. he is a lawyer for the us army corps of engenieers. my grandfather was in the miliary also. im going to check that link and see if i can be eligable too.

[Z3Px]

I have USAA under my mom who used to be a nurse in the army. They are an excelent company from what i can tell. Espcially since they dont see the 240 as a sports car and is cheaper than any other place i have had quotes done. Go with them if you can.

[musclesgabe]

its not looking good so far. but my dad is going to look into it more at work to see if he is eligable.

[MaxType 240]

I've had USAA since I bought my S14 (2001). I actually looked into switching last week. I checked rates at Progressive.com and their competitor's rates:

Coverage for my '95 S14 and '02 A33 ranged from $890-$1800 w/ 10K PIP and 25k Collision (6mos).

Under USAA, I pay $678.03 (6mos) for that same coverage. I can't evaluate actual claims service b/c I haven't had an accident yet...

Jesse

[SILVER97LE]

USAA is the way to go. Got into it through my dad and now I have investments, bank accounts, boat and car loans and home and auto insurance through them. They are very good with support. But, as with any insurance company, they will drop you quick if you piss them off with wrecks/claims. Nothing bad to say about them and it actually helped my credit rating when buying a house.