Oh ok, so "relative" to NJ, but CA and AZ relative to most other states is quite high I believe.

what are you paying in AZ?

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~$1k a year, roughly the same as I paid in OC,CA

i Pay 1k a year too here
but the rover is 2k

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2007 BMW X5 4.8i LOADED & Loved
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2008 VW Touareg VR6
2005 BMW X5 3.0i
2005 BMW Z4 3.0i
2004 BMW X5 3.0i
2003 BMW 325i
2000 Ford Explorer Eddie Bauer 4x4

Does'nt NJ has the highest insurance rates in the country.

That DOES suck...I made sure I picked one up and brought with me to England when I left...Remember the rediculous prices there? I wish I could have bought a hundred of them...

This is last year's list, in order from highest to lowest...


State Rank * Average
Combined Premium
New Jersey 1 $1,146.39
District of Columbia 2 $1,143.71
New York 3 $1,091.43
Massachusetts 4 $1,028.62
Rhode Island 5 $972.01
Connecticut 6 $953.77
Nevada 7 $937.54
Louisiana 8 $928.48
Delaware 9 $927.30
Alaska 10 $912.78
Colorado 11 $881.74
Arizona 12 $876.38
Michigan 13 $843.72
New Mexico 14 $828.33
Maryland 15 $828.22
West Virginia 16 $815.10
Hawaii 17 $811.50
Georgia 18 $810.23
Washington 19 $803.76
Florida 20 $798.59
Pennsylvania 21 $775.85
Mississippi 22 $770.22
California 23 $765.20
Minnesota 24 $762.84
Texas 25 $759.45
Oklahoma 26 $736.17
Kentucky 27 $733.75
Illinois 28 $725.95
South Carolina 29 $725.03
Arkansas 30 $721.84
Alabama 31 $718.16
Utah 32 $718.03
New Hampshire 33 $713.15
Missouri 34 $709.59
Oregon 35 $704.55
Kansas 36 $688.76
Tennessee 37 $687.09
Montana 38 $671.57
North Carolina 39 $670.35
Indiana 40 $657.68
Virginia 41 $650.84
Nebraska 42 $649.45
Vermont 43 $647.65
Wyoming 44 $646.27
Ohio 45 $645.79
South Dakota 46 $618.88
Wisconsin 47 $613.81
Idaho 48 $608.70
North Dakota 49 $601.32
Maine 50 $599.88
Iowa 51 $557.67

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BUY A DIESEL X5 and save a fortune on fuel, get more torque and put out 25% less carbon.

Fully Comp Ins full EU cover: £390. It does go in your favour over here if you are over 50 and female.

In the States, if you travel outside your State, are you still covered fully comp?

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Yes, and sometimes including Canada. You cannot legally register a car in say, Oklahoma and then keep and use the car in a higher-risk urban area like New York or Boston, but if you are just travelling around, then no problem. You just can't use the vehicle for commercial purposes or race it.

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