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Sarah Said:

How much is a good deal for an old car insurance?

We Answered:

It really depends on several rating factors not mentioned in your summary however, there are many companies available that offer free online quotes, and if you like the rate, can process your application online as well. Also, make sure you mention that you are a student to your insurance broker or agent as you may also qualify for a "good student" discount which will help lower your premium. If you are in California, you can go to www.qwiksilverinsurance.com for a free auto insurance quote and money saving insurance tips. Best of luck to you!

Dianne Said:

has anyone heard of "youi" car insurance?

We Answered:

Youi is a licenced and approved Australian General Insurance underwriter. Youi might be new to Australia, but it is definitely not new to insurance.
With more than a decade of insurance expertise, Youi's board and senior management are a professional and experienced team with considerable insurance knowledge. Have a read of Youi Foundations on the Youi website in "About Youi".
Youi is a different and exciting online urban insurance brand.Thank you for referring to Youi as "pretty cool" because we pride ourselves in adding a new dimension to the Australian insurance consumer experience.

Jamie Said:

can i buy a car out-of-state and drive it home?

We Answered:

Just cause you buy a car out of state doesn't mean you have to pay double... you need only to pay the tax in the state you wish to title the vehicle in ! If you are buying it from a dealer, they will charge you your state's tax and give you a temp tag from their state to be used until you get the regular tag from your own state ! If you are doing this from a private seller... contact your own state's DMV about the details before you go to make the purchase... you shouldn't have to pay any tax until you apply for a permenant tag in your home state !

Stacey Said:

good website to find a cheap car for in my area. And when I saw cheap I mean 100-200 dollars!?

We Answered:

Try to find a local auction that sells cars 10-15 years old [1992-1997 models]. Some sell for as little as $175 but you won't be getting anything to write home about.