Thank you to all the idiots....

Originally Posted by tettes

No, that's not enough info.

Unless we know the details of your policy coverage (ie. I have "bodily injury/property damage" set at 100/300/100, which is as high as I could go) and vehicle coverages (deductibles, uninsured coverage, etc) it's pretty hard to compare.

The info you and others are providing is a start, but it's hardly the entire picture.

BTW, my agent recently told me zip code is also a huge factor in determining rates. I recently moved to a house 5 miles from my old apartment, and my rate went up $30 per month.

Originally Posted by steveg78

Then actually no, it isn't enough info.
How many miles a year do you drive each vehicle and where do you drive your vehicle to work? And which vehicle is the primary vehicle? Are they garaged? What is your comprehensive deductible? What is your collision deductible? What are your bodily injury liability, and property damage limits per accident, per person? How about your uninsured motorist coverage? And what are those limits?

Every single penny we pay for insurance is the result of a formula. Actuaries make good money calculating the risks and pinning a dollar amount to everything

But actually, the only good help the OP will get is responses from other people in his area.