Car Insurance San Jose

My fiance is going to San Jose next week and we can't find a decent car rental price. He is looking for an economy car and he is 23. Does anyone know where the best place to go is for his age? He will have to pay the extra insurance since he's not 25. Price, hotwire...etc. all show the over age 25 rate.

go to dollar! they are the cheapest by far. i would rent from the airport as they are the cheapest location and most convienient times for drop off and pick up. if you go off-site you will have narrower times to pick-up/drop-off. their rates arent that bad for under 25 either. if not dollar than enterprise would be the next best bet for those of us under 25. the other places arent renting to anyone under 25.

2008-04-19 09:39:23 by Nita R

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I will be retired and have an income through pensions and investments. I have a new car and intend to pull a trailer with a few personal items from Ontario to Mexico. I know my wife and I need a clean record, the dog has all his shots and vet papers.All personal items must be labelled in Spanish and English.Do I need an FM2 or just a visitors visa. We plan on residing in Mexico on a permanent basis and even purchased a house in Los Lomas.I will apply for Mexican automobile insurance and will have medical coverage through my daughters policy as a dependant.

It depends on the activities you'll want to do within Mexico. If you just want to live here as a retiree a tourist visa will be ok. But if you need to do some work or other activities you shall need the FM2.

Visit the Mexican Immigration Institute to further information:
http://www.inami.gob.mx/pagina_ingles/93 1000.htm

2006-10-03 10:29:30 by Douglas H

So i just bought a new 350z model 06 from someone and i was wondering if i can drive it for couple of days. I live in California, near oakland and san jose. I heard people telling me that when u buy a new/used car u can drive it for 15-30 days without insurance. If someone knows a link to some stuff about this please tell me :D
Thanks.
Chikow the link u gave me isnt workign :-/ it ddirects me to something else.

And if somebody steals it or vandalizes it, do you have ready cash to buy another one?
If you have an at-fault accident and are sued do you have the ready cash to settle, possibly hundreds of thousands of dollars?

Can you drive it without insurance? Sure.
Is is the most stupid thing you can do with regard to your financial future? Yes.
Is it legal? NO!!!!!!!!!

Unless you have a policy on an existing vehicle in the same class that has a clause regarding coverage on a newly-acquired vehicle. I believe you have no such existing policy, or you would have been confirming coverage with your insurance broker.

2009-07-09 20:32:02 by Starbreezy

And is the additional rental insurance really necessary? We are going from San Jose to Tamarindo and then to Arenal and then back to San Jose. DO WE NEED A 4X4 for this? Or would an economy car be ok.

Alamo
http://www.alamocostarica.com/

2009-02-04 09:46:01 by janellieh

i noticed this year 2008 when i was up for my 6 month renewal monthly payment plan that my payments were higher. i bought my car, a mazda cx-7 june of 2007 and i was paying $95 a month, now i have to pay $114 a month. no new accidents or tickets since buying the car. i was expecting nothing to change, but then i noticed this. so i called them (esurance) today and they told me that all of California had premium increases. is this true? i had a feeling they were bullshi**ing me. can someone please give me a link to this in the news or something if this is true? are there any other reasons why my premium should have gone up if i didnt change anything on it from last year? i always thought if everything is the same and my record is clean it should go down slightly every renewal? should i shop around? (26, male, san jose, ca, good driving record, esurance car insurance)

An insurance company can increase their rates, and every insurance company does this, some companies do it more than others. But an insurance company will ask the insurance comissioner of your state if they can increase their rates, and the insurance comission is the one that approves this.

Yeah if I were you I would shop around. You could go to an independent insurance agent, and asked them to get you a quote. That agent might have a really great company with great rates that they can put you with. But most definitly shop around.

2008-01-10 10:42:50 by benthehero