Posts Tagged ‘Insurance’

Tuesday, December 8th, 2009
headlight repair
Samantha McCartney asked:


The economy has really changed in the past few months. We have already seen a huge decrease in truck sales, where as they were selling at a reasonable rate. Since so many people are trying to eliminate monthly bills and save money buying a new car is not always an option. If you want a new vehicle because your current vehicle doesn’t look so great, you should consider getting auto body repair instead. Auto body repair is really the way to go in our continually changing economy.

First of all you should know that there are a number of auto body repairs that can be completed on your vehicle. Some repairs include bumper repair, auto body repair, windshield repair, wheel rim repair, paintless dent removal, paint touch up, headlight restoration and much more. Auto reconditioning specialists will repair the existing materials on your vehicles auto body. They have many processes that are highly effective and come out look as good as new in most cases. The repairs are usually completed in two to six hours, which means you will be back in your vehicle faster. Most auto body shops will work with your insurance to help cover some of the costs involved. However, many people find that they can find such good deals on auto body repairs that they can afford to just pay out of their own wallet.

Buying a new car is a big deal. When you buy a new car you will be paying quite a bit for it. Not only will you be putting money down but you will be adding another bill to your current monthly payments. The average car payment among those already driving a new car is about $384.00. That is a lot of money to be adding to your monthly bills. To add to this, you are not only paying that one, two or even just ten times. You will be committing yourself to that payment for at least 4 years, which means you will make 48 payments of 384.00, and that is the average, it could be more. Our economy has changed significantly in just the past few months, people are losing their jobs, major companies are going under and prices just keep going up. I would surely think twice before deciding to buy a new car at this time.

Sometimes you will find that if you need extensive auto body repairs they can be a little expensive. However most vehicles only need minor auto body repair to look great again. Getting minor auto body repairs is affordable with the average being just around $800.00. You may think that is a lot, but in reality it is only 2 payments on the average new car, rather than 48! That can save you a lot of money and also a lot of stress if our economy were to get any worse.

So, consider getting your vehicles auto body repairs before deciding to buy a new car in this crazy economy we are in right now!



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How much would insurence cost for a small car detailing business?

Tuesday, July 21st, 2009
car detailing
Kassy M asked:


i have 2 do a project for school about creating our own business and i need 2 know how much insurance would cost for my car detailing business.

Wednesday, May 27th, 2009
car detailing tips
ryan@thesatellitetvguide.com asked:


With the rising number of car accidents and the rising cost of car insurance these days you want to be sure you’re getting the best insurance at the best rate. Here are three car insurance tips that will show you how to save the most amount of money.

Car Insurance Tips

Tip #1 - Shop for quotes. Shopping for quotes is by far the best way to save the most money on your insurance premium. There are a number of websites that will give you quotes from top insurance companies so you can compare them and get the cheapest rate. (See links below.)

I’ve known people who’ve saved $500 to $1,000 on their car insurance simply by switching companies.

Tip # 2 - Increase your deductibles. A deductible is the amount you pay on a claim before your insurance kicks in. Most of us never file claims for small amounts of damage because insurance companies can hike up your rates if you file too many claims, so it only makes sense to increase your deductible to an amount you feel comfortable with.

Increasing your collision deductible from $200 to $500 will cut your yearly premium by 15% to 30%. Increasing it to $1,000 can cut your premium in half.

Tip #3 - Drop collision coverage. Collision covers the cost of repairing damage to your car regardless of who was at fault. If you drive an older car, consider dropping collision coverage if your premium is equal to 10% or more of your car’s value.

Dropping your collision coverage can save you $300 to $500 a year depending on the age and make of your car.

Visit http://www.LowerRateQuotes.com or click on the following link to compare auto insurance rates from top-rated companies and see how much you can save. You can get more car insurance tips by checking out their “Articles” section.