Holdens

I shopped rates after this - and just switched.

Saved 20+% and receive better coverage with Erie. They also properly labeled my 2019 as a GT3T....

Agent_Orange

Yes, the spread between insurance companies is huge on this car, simply amazing

Porsch

sounds like USAA is just an odd duck

Agent_Orange

Christopher ( customer.commitment@porsche.us ) followed up with a formal letter on Porsche letterhead, I took it to AZ MVD who were confused on the VIN, so I bolted and went to an independent, private sector agency, Desert Title ( http://deserttitle.com/ ). They knew exactly what to do, even confirmed Base price, and wrote it up. They took 18 mins, charged an $18 fee and then I walked out with everything corrected; title, registration, special series plates issued, tag, and receipt

All paperwork now states GT3 for my car. USAA insurance is getting shelved for GEICO because USAA would not accept the Porsche letter claiming my Touring is a GT3 rather than GT3 RS

Agent_Orange

Rigid.
If they don't have rate schedules for your car, they have a spaz attack and charge the highest rate

Porsche911GTS'16

I got insurance for my GT3T yesterday. I told the Amica rep about the VIN issue and forwarded her the letter that Chris at PCNA sent me. She is going to let me know if the rate is actually lower because it is a GT3 and not a GT3 RS. Keep you posted on what she says.

Agent_Orange

Thank you, anxious to hear
If they don't, they are being rigid also and you may want to call GEICO and see what a competitor might charge.
Far above in the thread, a kind soul recommended GEICO and this last week I completed changing all car/property policies for a net result of $1400 savings per year.
Bazinga!

Agent_Orange

Today 5/26/2019 over 30% of the cars in the poll are titled incorrectly - whoa !

Porsche911GTS'16

Agent_Orange, I will keep you posted. Not going to change insurance, though. I have been very happy with Amica over the years. They also have my home insurance, umbrella and my watch insurance (it's a pretty nice watch). I was happy with the quote I got, even if it is a "GT3 RS" quote. A discount off of that would be gravy. I am paying less than $200 a month for my GT3T insurance (because it is not my daily driver; the insurance for my 2016 GTS is actually higher by $100 per month because it is my DD). Combined, I am paying about $500 a month to insure a 2016 GTS and a 2019 GT3T. $500 deductible and a $1,000,000 uninsured/underinsured motorist policy. I sprung for the higher "UIM" policy because, being an orthopaedic doc, almost every week, I see patients who are involved in MVAs or pedestrian versus MVAs or hit and runs in which the person at fault as no insurance or very crappy insurance, or they take off altogether. UIM also covers me if I get hit by someone who drives into an outdoor cafe, for instance, while I am sitting there (and they have little to no insurance or they somehow take off). You'd be amazed at how commonly people bail after injuring someone here in LA. Very troubling. Anyway, for those looking for insurance, I highly suggest Amica. They tend to run higher than others but their service is outstanding and they are consistently rated one of the top insurance providers across the board.

TxnBluDvl

@Porsche911GTS'16 For comparison’s sake, I’m also with Amica and pay around $1600 a year for my GT3 Touring. I have another daily driver, as does my wife. They carry all of our other insurance as well. We’re in NorCal.

Agent_Orange

Does the policy list the car as a GT3 or as a GT3 RS ?
Thank you

TxnBluDvl

GT3 RS