XPost: can.legal, can.politics 
 From: coldasfire@hades.com 
  
 The unensured motorist fund is stillwith us its built into your plate costs 
 I beleive. your figures are a bit off the mark.$7500 on a $30,000 car 
 hardly. 
 "Blue Dragon"  wrote in message 
 news:QaWRc.11965$Mq1.655499@news20.bellglobal.com... 
 > foget it.......whatever you drive, the premiums are going to be 20-25% of 
 > the cars value. If you dont take the collision or loss-of-use or whatever 
 > coverage they find a way to boost the risk factor" so the cost of the 
 > comprehensive/liability alone works out the same. 
 > 
 > getting rid of the "mandatory" insurance and returnng to the old ininsured 
 > motorists fund is yet another reason to light the pitcforks, grab the 
 > torches, quelch the muskets and storm queers park. 
 > 
 > GOD 
 > 
 > "Daffy Duck"  wrote in message 
 > news:b4WRc.275$H23.3255@newscontent-01.sprint.ca... 
 > > Hi, 
 > > 
 > > A couple of days ago I bought a 'beater' for $1000, a 1992 Chev 
 Cavalier. 
 > > After a little bit of maintenance and cleaning it has turned out to be 
 > quite 
 > > a nice car. Now I would like to purchase insurance. At that price, it 
 > makes 
 > > no sense to purchase  collision or comprehensive. I only want the 
 minimum, 
 > > $200,000 third part liability that I need to drive legally. My last 
 luxury 
 > > car died of sudden engine failure at 13 years and that kind of lose is 
 not 
 > > covered by insurance. I've been driving for 38 years. Can someone direct 
 > me 
 > > to an honest insurance broker where I can buy insurance for less than 
 > $500. 
 > > 
 > > I note that Ontario new car sales are down by 9% this year, because of 
 the 
 > > high price of insurance. At current insurance prices, it will pay the 
 > > insurance companies to give away automobiles for free and still reap a 
 > huge 
 > > profit from insurance premiums. 
 > > 
 > > Buddy 
 > > 
 > > 
 > > 
 > 
 > 
  
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