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What comes first when buying a car?

   Posted by: Low Cost Auto Insurance Guru   in Buying & Selling

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6 comments so far

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you should price the car that you want then call your insurance and they will ask you the year, make and model. then they will give you a quote so you know how much you will be spending.

always check into insurance BEFORE you BUY anything

ps Congrats!!

October 12th, 2007 at
 2 

Hello

You find the car you think you want then get a insurance quote, to find out how much its going to cost. Insurance starts as group 1 and goes upwards to group 20 I think then cars are looked at individually. For example a Ford Ka is a group 2. The higher the group the more you will pay. Some companies will let you pay monthly but others will sting you for this benefit. Most companies these days give you a discount for insuring with them.

Andy C

October 14th, 2007 at
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You should first find some cars that fit your budget that you like. Then call an insurance company. Geico or Mercury are usually the best for the price. They will let youo know how much it will be to insure each of these cars….you can probably do it online. IN fact you can see each rate at progressive.com. Then pick the car you like best. Drive it to an insurance company and insure the car.

October 16th, 2007 at
 4 

1. You should shop for car prices and specs
2. You should go to progressive to compare your car insurance

Car Insurances

Car information

If you are bying an use car

Good luck!!!!!!!

October 17th, 2007 at
 5 

The first thing is buy that car that you want and then go to insurance company. Finding a high quality insurance is not easy but there are insurance company that can give you the best coverage and offer affordable one.

October 18th, 2007 at
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More or less at the same time I guess.
First I research a car’s specs. I’d say anything from 1990 with low mileage that costs less than a grand is a winner. Corollas or Honda Civic.
Then search around for a cheap insurance by checking out all sites.
Whatever you do, shop around, there are tons of insurance quoting comparison sites around, it’s free to get quotes so you might as well use them.
Here’s some from my bookmarks
there’s more in google. Get LIABILITY only. Good point for buying an oldish car. It’s expendable and nobody will want to steal it either!
If you buy an oldish Corolla/Honda Civic, they are also cheap on gas, good luck.

October 19th, 2007 at

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