usually, as long as your old Mercedes is worth less than your new Hyundai. the more the veh is worth, the more expensive to replace, the more expensive to insure.
Car insurance first gets cheaper when you turn 25.
The older the vehicle, the less the damage. The insurance company makes a judgment in each case as to whether it is cheaper to repair the vehicle or to 'write it off' its books and scrap it.
== == The cost of the monthly permiums should go DOWN, as the cost of replacement of the car, or repairs to it will be less expensive. Check with the insurance agent.
Premiums are typically higher on older homes than newer homes. There are more things that can go wrong with them.
If it's an older vehicle probably wear and tear from old age. If it is a newer vehicle probably from abuse.
You should shop around for any auto insurance, no matter how old or new your car is. You should know that the older the car, the less the value, which means that your insurance won't be as much as a newer one.
GAP insurance is coverage that covers the difference between the value of the vehicle at the time of the accident and the amount that is owed on the loan at the time of the accident. GAP insurance can be purchased from the finance company or from the persons insurance company. Usually it is much cheaper to get it from the insurance company.
No there is not a coupon code for the IPhone at verizon. They do however, offer the older IPhones at a cheaper price than the newer ones.
Yes it costs more to insure a newer model than a older one. The reason is newer cars are a greater risk of being stolen by thieves or stripped for parts so the insurance has to be built into the policy, Also newer cars cost a lot more than older ones so the replacement value will be a lot more.
That depends a lot on your credit score and the vehicle you are buying. Newer cars attract cheaper interest rates than older vehicles. Applicants with excellent credit history are offered cheaper rates than say a applicant with an impaired credit history. Car interest rates start from approximately 4.2%.
I haven't see that feature, but ask your agent.
newer are better