walmart Auto insurance,,,,?

Never heard of it but that price wouldn’t insure a go cart around here.

Just an old country boy saved by the grace of God.

That's more than I pay for my daily driver. 1990 Chevy Blazer, basic liability is about $40 for 6 months. Combined bill with full coverage on wife's 05 GMC Yukon with $3000 deductable is about $350 for 6 months. Basic liability Commercial insurance policy on my 86 GMC C7000 is about $375 a year. These are Progressive insurance policies through our local agent.

Edited by truckerfarmer - 2 hours 5 minutes ago at 6:51am

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Duct tape.... Can't fix stupidity. But will muffle the sound of it!

I’m paying right around $600/ month for 3 vehicles. 2 full coverage with high deductible, 1 basic coverage. I guess that counts home insurance too but that’s fairly inexpensive.

I don't mean to highjack this thread, but I would like to share an experience of one of a friend/co-worker.

He had $100,000 liability insurance on his older diesel pickup. He loaned the pickup to his grandson (a great kid) , who had a summer job between his junior/senior year in college (now he is an engineer). He was on his way to work early in the morning, and he dozed off. He crossed the centerline and hit a tractor-trailer head on. Luckily, the grandson wasn't seriously injured. The truck was demolished. I didn't see it, but he told me the engine was torn right out of the truck.

The truck he hit, an almost new Western Star, was totaled. Apparently, there was also damage to the tractor trailer's load, too. Damages were estimated to be over $300,000. He is now facing a lawsuit to recover the damages that exceeded his coverage.

When it happened, I took a look at my coverage and increased it significantly. There was an increase in my premium, but it wasn't as bad as I expected. Hopefully, I will never need the coverage, but he is 80 years old, has significant assets and is probably going to be liable for the damage.

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