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Originally Posted by dinfire
I live in LA and pay $120 per month for full coverage. The car is in a garage both at home and at work. It rarely, if ever, even sits on the street where it can be touched. Stands to reason that as the value of the car plummets (can't believe how much its value has faded despite only 19K miles) the insurance should come down. After all, if it's totaled, State Farm will have to pay A LOT less. But from the sounds of it, everyone is dealing with the same thing, so I guess I just have to deal with it.
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Value of the car is not really going to alter it that much.
Especially if the insurance company is adjusting their rates up slightly you are basically seeing the offset which comes out to 0 change.