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Cheapest car insurance. (perferably one I can apply for online)?

I bought a 2007 Nissan Sentra in New Mexico. I'm 18 and my fiance is 23. What is the cheapest insurance you have found? I would be the primary driver.

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1. Try Esurance.com I think they give you several option to choose from when you apply.
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4. First of all, seeing that you have a 2007 automobile, I'm assuming that you're going to be paying for it for some time. Whether you purchased or leased, it's an investment that you need to protect. The "Cheapest" insurance isn't by any means the best thing to look at. Every company is great....until you make a claim....and then you seperate the good from the miserable. Sadly, most companies who are "cheap" are less expensive for a reason...and usually, that means by shortchanging their policyholders at the times when they're paying claims. If they fix your 2007 Nissan cheaply, with imitation, used, or remanufactured parts, and Stevie Wonder can know that your car was involved in an car accident afterwards due to the less expensive cut rate repairs that they paid for, how are YOU a winner? You could stand to lose thousands of dollars because THEY cheaped out on your repairs. Try trading or selling the car after a poor repair, and I guarantee that you'll be very sorry that you saved a few hundred dollars on paying premiums just to lose thousands on the claims later. Do some research, and find a company who's rates are fair..not cheap, but who responds to claims in a fair, and equitable manner, fixing your car the RIGHT way and not the cheapest way. I own a body shop, have been a claims adjuster, and have been a police officer, so when I give you this advice? It's based on a lot of years of watching inequities. Think about it before you buy some cut rate, third class insurance that leaves you high and dry when you need them the most. If you want some more information, I would check out... http://www.surveyland.org/jump.php?link=insurance Take care.