Decks515
Senior Member
They usually are. Having worked there as a seasonal rep, and for a company that served them, i can honestly say their business model is centered on earning member confidence and trust. Trustage is usually competitive and YAA is also a good source for quotes without spam. For Trustage, you do need to be a credit union member.
Costco's quote for the Integra was less, but my previous car (96 camaro z28) they were more than others. All comes down to how they calculate risk.
For the part of the country I live in I got great rates from all 3 of those, as well as Progressive and Geico. Significantly better than what I got from All-State and State Farm. All-State was literally double for the same coverage.
