Originally Posted by SubieRubyRoo
USAA issuing rebate of 20% for next two months.
And atikovi, if you're not driving the vehicle at all or at a greatly reduced amount, why WOULDN'T you expect to pay less? Insurance cost is based on risk. Risk comes from exposure. Reduced exposure = reduced risk = reduced insurance cost.
That's your choice not to drive at all or at a greatly reduced amount, and even if you say you do, how can it be measured unless you have those things that plug into the OBD2 socket? Let me give another example. If your rent includes electric, gas, water, cable, shouldn't your landlord be allowed to ask for 20% more rent since you're at home more using more utilities?