mad_max

Leland West currently insures my 911. My current premium for the C2S is $1086 (per year) with an agreed value of $70K. The quote I got from them for a 2016 GT3 valued at $150k is $1864. Does that sound like a reasonable number? Would like to hear from current owners on how to insure the GT3. I'm based in FL.

The boss (aka wife) wants to see all the number before I go ahead with an order for the 991.2. She has so far never got in the way of any of my car purchases. But the GT3 would be the most expensive car buy for me, so it makes sense to have her go through the numbers too. LOL

tonymission

I pay $2500 a year for 250k agreed value with Chubb on an RS. I started a thread on this topic a few months ago and there was a decent range in premiums, but still in this ballpark.

Jimmy-D

It sounds about right

I use AIG but I have more 3 vehicles and my home all wrapped together

Para82

I pay $700 annual for a 997S with an agreed upon value of 44k. I think you were quoted a fair rate for a GT3 worth 150k.

loopsandsounds

Interesting. I love Chubb and think they are the best insurer out there. Had a jewelry claim when wife lost an earring thanks to my two year old and it was painless. I tried to insure my GT3 with Chubb and they flagged it as a "high performance racing car" and added a 6K premium. Late 30's no accidents, no lien and standard limits. Also have home and other valuables worth $$$ insured with Chubb. I gave up and moved all my cars to another well known provider. Pay the same amount they wanted for the GT3 for everything.

tonymission

Damn, that's strange. I'm mid 30s with a lien and clean record. Funnily enough, I was with Amica for a long time and when I called them to insure the RS (and drop a GT3), they jacked up the amount like $7k with no real explanation and basically said "we don't really have a product for that but can make a number up for something that we just said doesn't exist anyway" kind of thing. So I dropped them and went to Chubb. Was painless. We must have had different underwriters!

pitt911

1300 a year for GT3
1000 FOR SPYDER through ERIE insurance

disden

im also through Erie; less then $1000/year. However, location is everything and Indiana tends to be one of cheaper locations. Now that my RS is built, going to call today to see what insurance will set me back on that bad boy.

RajDatta

Was paying $2600 for GT3 with agreed $165k value thru Grundy. Moved to New Jersey Manufacturers with standard insurance for $1100 per yr. Not sure what their value of the vehicle is.

boyko23

Good for you, guys...
Where I live, we have to pay between 4 and 12% from the agreed value...

alpine-al

2015 GT3 in Massachusetts at $1001 per year from GEICO. No other insurance with GEICO. Everything else is with AMICA.

shapiroeric

Sorry but these insurance are totally useless....there are so many factors that go into a premium....age, zip code, number of cars, age of drivers in the household, etc, etc, etc.....

C.J. Ichiban

I always assume that anything less than 2k annually for a car like this is a significant discount...imagine paying 6k over the life of your ownership span for 3-4 years and that is really a small price relative to tires, maintenance, etc etc

It's basically a 13th monthly payment per year if you think about it like that.

camjan

State Farm, 27 year old

$1200 yr 13 C2 70k
$2000 yr for upcoming .2 GT3 150k

0-60 freak

UP IN COMING .2 GT3 THATS NOT EVEN RELEASED YET?

46yrs old, clean record AIG private client group
17' 488 2400 yr
16 gt3 rs 1850 yr
16 denali 900yr
15 huracan 1750 yr