On 16/08/2014 9:28 AM, Dan Penoff via Mercedes wrote:
Randy,
I was chatting with a Canadian guy on one of the other forums I frequent about
(aboot?) car insurance.
Is it significantly different in Canada compared to the States, or are you
familiar with our car insurance system here?
Just cur
They also have a less litigious society
clay
On Aug 16, 2014, at 8:01 AM, Meade Dillon via Mercedes wrote:
> I wonder if some of the cost difference between Canada and US is the
> personal injury coverage (Canada has "free" healthcare, so that part of
> auto insurance is far less expensive?).
>
They still have single payer Provincial in BC. Better than most of the stuff
below the 49th parallel. You can purchase private to cover special needs, but
still seems much less expensive to do that than what I pay in Seattle
clay
On Aug 16, 2014, at 7:35 AM, Peter Frederick via Mercedes wrote
I wonder if some of the cost difference between Canada and US is the
personal injury coverage (Canada has "free" healthcare, so that part of
auto insurance is far less expensive?).
Max Dillon,
Charleston SC
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I was curious as to whether it was a provincial thing and if they had some form
of no-fault, too.
I hate no-fault. For one car in Florida I pay as much as what it cost to cover
three in Indiana (no no-fault.)
Just got my endorsement for the next six months. My S500 and SL500 cost about
$600
When I lived in Ontario about 20 years ago, insurance was better and
half the cost, at least for me.
It was also no-fault.
BC in those days had single payer Provencial insurance, it was half
what you paid in Ontario.
Peter
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Randy,
I was chatting with a Canadian guy on one of the other forums I frequent about
(aboot?) car insurance.
Is it significantly different in Canada compared to the States, or are you
familiar with our car insurance system here?
Just curious
Dan
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