Northcoast300h
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1970 Chrysler 300 Hurst - $270 per yr. Full insurance but 4 mo in storage. (in 2022, I was only paying $180).
2013 Lincoln - $430 per yr. Full ins (2021 - $320)
I'm not complaining since I live in a cheap city but I feel bad for others. Other than inflation, I found out new type of fraud with people not being able to afford their new car, so they run it into a wall to collect more than what they can sell it for.
...and EV's - Insurance companies are totalling EV's for simple fender benders and we all pay for it. These "totalled" EV's somehow make their way to Ukraine and Africa and are sold there to "poor people" who cannot afford a fuel car. I can't make this stuff up. Look it up.
How is this progress? Anyhow, this utube guy talks about all this stuff.
2013 Lincoln - $430 per yr. Full ins (2021 - $320)
I'm not complaining since I live in a cheap city but I feel bad for others. Other than inflation, I found out new type of fraud with people not being able to afford their new car, so they run it into a wall to collect more than what they can sell it for.
...and EV's - Insurance companies are totalling EV's for simple fender benders and we all pay for it. These "totalled" EV's somehow make their way to Ukraine and Africa and are sold there to "poor people" who cannot afford a fuel car. I can't make this stuff up. Look it up.
How is this progress? Anyhow, this utube guy talks about all this stuff.
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