Collector Car Insurance
06-17-2014, 11:17 PM
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I pay $300 a year for the 1974 Challenger (declared value $18K) and the 1986 928S (declared value $10K). Zero deductible, Hagerty Roadside assistance included. I think I declared 5K miles annually for the 928 and 3K miles annually for the Challenger but they never asked for odometer readings.
I pay $300 a year for the 1974 Challenger (declared value $18K) and the 1986 928S (declared value $10K). Zero deductible, Hagerty Roadside assistance included. I think I declared 5K miles annually for the 928 and 3K miles annually for the Challenger but they never asked for odometer readings.
06-17-2014, 11:21 PM
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Hagerty - Love them!
I pay $300 a year for the 1974 Challenger (declared value $18K) and the 1986 928S (declared value $10K). Zero deductible, Hagerty Roadside assistance included. I think I declared 5K miles annually for the 928 and 3K miles annually for the Challenger but they never asked for odometer readings.
I pay $300 a year for the 1974 Challenger (declared value $18K) and the 1986 928S (declared value $10K). Zero deductible, Hagerty Roadside assistance included. I think I declared 5K miles annually for the 928 and 3K miles annually for the Challenger but they never asked for odometer readings.
08-20-2014, 03:57 PM
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Hagerty rejected me, too at 5K miles. They also didn't like that my 15 year old on a learners permit has a 1987 924S already as they consider that too old for a licensed driver (he's not even licensed) in a household with a Classic Car.
They gave me some Bullshiz that because my car is a 90's model that my son needed to have a car manufactured in the last 10 years.
I've made it my personal mission to air this all out on twitter @Hagerty SUCKS!
They gave me some Bullshiz that because my car is a 90's model that my son needed to have a car manufactured in the last 10 years.
I've made it my personal mission to air this all out on twitter @Hagerty SUCKS!
08-20-2014, 10:43 PM
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I have the GT insured with them for an agreed value of $30k. Better rate than any of the above mentioned.
08-21-2014, 12:30 PM
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Well after blasting them on Twitter @Hagerty called me back. Apologized for "THEIR" massive confusion and were very conciliatory about wanting me as a customer.
I'll be insured with Hagerty now. Decent rate, not the best, not the worst - $19.5K agreed value
American Collectors seemed like they had a GREAT rate but my Dad is with Hagerty on his non P-car collectibles and swears by them.
I just wanted to swear at them for the way I was treated but it's all good now!
I'll be insured with Hagerty now. Decent rate, not the best, not the worst - $19.5K agreed value
American Collectors seemed like they had a GREAT rate but my Dad is with Hagerty on his non P-car collectibles and swears by them.
I just wanted to swear at them for the way I was treated but it's all good now!
08-22-2014, 11:48 AM
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I have 2 of my P-cars with Hagerty. My '74 914 has an AV of $26,000 and cost $420/year. My Supercharged '79 928 Spyder has an AV of $60,000 and costs $640
08-22-2014, 12:18 PM
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State Farm (my regular passenger vehicle insurer) has quoted me a very low price for the 928 I'm going to be getting, and they are even going to allow me 8K miles/year, which should be way more than I need as this will only be a nice weather car. This is as a "Classic/Antique." They also do not seem to have a requirement that every licensed driver have their own daily driver, which is good as my daughter just turned 16 (and will NOT be driving the Shark!).