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Got my insurance cards yesterday (I'm a new owner), at State Farm considers my MCCS a stationwagon!
Pros - low, low insurance rate - even though this puppy is fast and looks like a sports car!
Cons - c'mon, my mom owned a stationwagon (image of a Rambler), I have never owned a station wagon!
Pros - low, low insurance rate - even though this puppy is fast and looks like a sports car!
Cons - c'mon, my mom owned a stationwagon (image of a Rambler), I have never owned a station wagon!
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actually its a shooting brake.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shooting_brake
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shooting_brake
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Here's what the vehicle industry calls the Clubman.
Year/Make/Model:2008 MINI COOPER S CLUBMAN
Body Style:STATION WAGON
Engine Type: 1.6L L4 FI DOHC 16VManufactured In: GERMANY
I was surprised when State Farm told me the same info.
I guess I'm a geezer, 30 years in advance.
Year/Make/Model:2008 MINI COOPER S CLUBMAN
Body Style:STATION WAGON
Engine Type: 1.6L L4 FI DOHC 16VManufactured In: GERMANY
I was surprised when State Farm told me the same info.
I guess I'm a geezer, 30 years in advance.
Last edited by DragonWagon; 06-15-2008 at 02:53 PM.
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Go Station Wagons!!!!!!
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I'm guessing they do. My premium actually went down from the 03 Passat wagon that preceded it w/Travellers...
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I'm gonna resurrect this thread because I just got my first insurance bill from Liberty Mutual (now Ohio Casualty for us in the Mid-Atlantic region) and my insurance actually went up a bit from my old car.
Admittedly, my previous car was a 2001 Dodge Durango R/T so it had some age on it, but it also had a 5.9 liter engine. I told my agent that State Farm was treating the Clubman like a station wagon, but she said Liberty Mutual rates the Clubman and my previous R/T SUV in the same catagory (!!!!) She said the code was Symbol 16, whatever that means.
I know that the value of the Clubman would increase my Collision and Comprehensive premiums, (Old: $256 and $122 vs. New: $408 and $174 for 1 year) but I thought the liability and UM would go down with the MINI. They stayed exactly the same. Any ideas what happened? Does anyone out there understand this "symbol" system?
Thanks, Rich
Admittedly, my previous car was a 2001 Dodge Durango R/T so it had some age on it, but it also had a 5.9 liter engine. I told my agent that State Farm was treating the Clubman like a station wagon, but she said Liberty Mutual rates the Clubman and my previous R/T SUV in the same catagory (!!!!) She said the code was Symbol 16, whatever that means.
I know that the value of the Clubman would increase my Collision and Comprehensive premiums, (Old: $256 and $122 vs. New: $408 and $174 for 1 year) but I thought the liability and UM would go down with the MINI. They stayed exactly the same. Any ideas what happened? Does anyone out there understand this "symbol" system?
Thanks, Rich
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My MCCS is at $369.30 every 6 months and is currently running on par with my other two vehicles: 2005 Ford F150 $59.25/mo, 2005 Honda Accord V6 54.70, and the MCCS 58.05/month - note the newest bill from State Farm just added $6.62/mo which I assume is part of the 58.05!??
My profile is excellent, no wrecks or speed tickets (knocking on WOOD), and I have my house insured with them as well..the best way to go just my $.02.
My profile is excellent, no wrecks or speed tickets (knocking on WOOD), and I have my house insured with them as well..the best way to go just my $.02.
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I know that the value of the Clubman would increase my Collision and Comprehensive premiums, (Old: $256 and $122 vs. New: $408 and $174 for 1 year) but I thought the liability and UM would go down with the MINI. They stayed exactly the same. Any ideas what happened? Does anyone out there understand this "symbol" system?
Thanks, Rich
Thanks, Rich
Liability coverage is on YOU, and some other factors, but not the vehicle. Same with UM... not dependent on the vehicle.