The threshold for lower rates on
yearly miles driven is 7,500.
The threshold for lower rates on
yearly miles driven is 7,500.
Not exact matches
Looking at the numbers; Saving 10 - percent on fuel for a vehicle that gets only 8 mpg over a
yearly driving cycle of 40,000
miles is almost eight times more valuable than increasing the fuel economy of a vehicle getting 30 mpg that is
driven only 20,000
miles per year.
Information about how far you
drive to work, an estimate of
miles driven yearly (the American average is 12,000), and
miles on your car.
A recent study by Quadrant Information Systems found that people who
drive 5,000
miles annually pay over 8 % less on their
yearly car insurance rates than people who
drive 15,000
miles annually.
The 50 - year - old
drives a 2006 GMC Sierra 4WD pickup for farm use only totaling 15,000
miles yearly.
A 27 - year - old
driving a 2009 Chrysler Sebring Sedan, 40
miles round - trip to work, 5 days a week, averaging 15,000
miles yearly with the following: 25/50/10 Liability; 25/50 Uninsured Motorist.