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wny_pat1
Jun 19, 2013Explorer
Minnie_Collector wrote:But it all depends on the insurance coverage you have. Some states require a ridiculously low required coverage for a single person, all injured, and property damage. And some of us choose to carry extra coverage because of the low required coverage. And even going by the Most Expensive, Cheapest States for Car Insurance comparisons, it is still difficult to determine. I come right at the average in my state, but have coverage for two cars and the motorhome, which is not average, plus I carrry extra high liability insurance that is not required.Cummins12V98 wrote:Minnie_Collector wrote:So I say to compare Insurance rates also and I get slammed for doing that then you quote insurance rates......WOW!Cummins12V98 wrote:Minnie_Collector wrote:Cummins12V98 wrote:
License it in South Dakota and save a ton of money. Real easy.
I don't feel like you save a "ton of money" in SD any longer. I just received my tag renewal for my Class A 2007 and it was $318 (last year was $268). It was $48 for my 12' enclosed trailer.
Not cheap any more!!! Florida is definitely less expensive for full-timers.
You have to compare insurance rates also.
Oh sorry, I thought this thread was about vehicle registration fees.:S
If you would like insurance info -- well, it was only $92 more to insure my rig in FL than SD and the tags decreased by $245. So I will gladly pay that additional $92 in insurance to save that extra $245 that I paid to the state of SD. $153 will pay for quite afew "brewskis" siting at my campsite. :B
So glad I was able to provide you with that information; it helped to clarify which state is cheaper. If there is anything else I can assist you with, please do not hesitate to ask. :D After all, isn't that what these forums are for -- to help out fellow travellers.
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