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Originally Posted by MovieGuy
That is because of replacement cost. And it only makes sense.
Interesting thing, I just got a quote from All State. My 1999 Buick Lesabre was only a couple dollars a month different than my 16 Camaro. The bodily injury on my Buick was around $115 every six months where it was only around $20 every six on my Camaro. The Comprehensive on my Buick was $17 every six months where it was around $115 on my Camaro. So evidently they think there is a much greater chance of me being injured in my Buick than in my Camaro.
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Which is fair, all newer cars are significantly safer than older cars by IIHS test standards. The SOF (small overlap) test is particularly vicious on older cars.