Sir F. A. Rien, wrote the following at or about 6/29/2007 3:07 PM:
> If it's similar to my past experience, they bump you back up, the next three
> renewals so that in the end you are paying MORE than a 'non-discount'
> offering company would charge.
>
> If you want to play 'merrygoround insurance', fine - OTW find a good stable
> company, pay fair rates and get GREAT servce!

Haven't found that to be the case with The Hartford (AARP. This thread
caused me to check the past three annual premiums. $1539 in 2004 and
$2007 in 2006. That seems like a big change BUT the coverage has
remained constant with no changes to the limits, etc., there have been
no claims BUT the number/type of vehicles insured has been a moving
target.

Currently they are insuring a '01 Buick Park Av, '03 Chrysler T&C, '06
Honda Accord and '94 Corvette convertible. A fifth car was on that
$2007 billing which has since been sold so they haven't been playing the
"Merry Go Round" game with me. It's not worth the time and effort to
pro-rate the premiums based on acquisition dates and sale dates to
figure out an exact increase/decrease. Suffice it to say it's pretty
stable. There's been some fluctuation in premiums on the individual cars
but very nominal and not always an increase.