Insurance Companies - Cheapest Rate
02-23-2009, 08:11 PM
#16
Three Wheelin'
I am new to the forum and to Porsche ownership. I just wanted to say that I found this thread really useful. Thanks guys for the posting. I am looking forward to getting my '98 C4S out of storage and I hope to be able to hook up with you guys if there is a coffee stop on the weekends. (I understand that this has been a bit of a tradition.) I live in Brampton and often stop in to visit Brent Hunter at Hunter Motorsports. (What an awesome guy! Fantastic service from what I can tell and tons of know how!)
Glenn
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02-23-2009, 08:27 PM
#17
Race Car
Do they know your dad's a politician? I think they have a higher rate for them, along with the special place reserved in hell 
+1 I took Justin's advice and called her, similar but slightly better price than my old policy, full 19A coverage, no problem. I think it's $160/month in the summer, $30 or so in the winter.
+1 I took Justin's advice and called her, similar but slightly better price than my old policy, full 19A coverage, no problem. I think it's $160/month in the summer, $30 or so in the winter.
02-24-2009, 04:22 PM
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belair direct for the win. won't let me do fire/theft but with zero deductable i get 2600 a year 2 million coverage full coverage. 2200$ a year for 1 million liability and 500 deductable.
check and mate...now king me. See y'all at the meets !
check and mate...now king me. See y'all at the meets !
02-24-2009, 04:40 PM
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I removed my driving portion and just have fire and theft on the 993 in the winter, why can't you do the same?
02-24-2009, 04:43 PM
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02-24-2009, 10:56 PM
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19a is a sectin that states an agreed replacement value if car is totaled or gone (this amount is firm in stone, not what market is) I think only in Ontario but other provinces may have this.,
02-25-2009, 07:02 PM
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Thanks for the welcome 99three. I will try to get out to Artisano's soon. As soon as I get my car out I will get an actual picture of my vehicle rather than the closest look-alike that I could find on the web. :-( As far as insurance goes, I am finding that the rates vary tremendously based on where one lives. Unfortunately, for that purpose I live in Brampton. Belair Direct were $700 more for my Porsche and another $400 for my '98 Subaru Legacy GT. I found that RBC rates really kick butt! See you soon - Glenn
02-26-2009, 10:37 PM
#28
Three Wheelin'
Just a word of caution to all that think they have a 19a rider. Call your insurnace agent and confirm that it is in fact a 19a (agreed upon replacement value) vs. a 19 rider which is not the same thing.
02-26-2009, 11:00 PM
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Drifting
Great tip Justin... very important detail. Bruce Farrow on the UCR site mentioned this on one his forum posts on insurance a couple of years ago.... aso this is a great reminder to all of us.
03-06-2009, 11:38 PM
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I called my insurance co. and they said that they have a "19" in quebec as opposed o 19A in Ontario....
the rep told me to fax them the evaluation and they will add it to my file...no additional charge. I found that a little odd that there is no additional premium for that....also, whats the diff between 19 and 19a?
thanks in advance guys.
the rep told me to fax them the evaluation and they will add it to my file...no additional charge. I found that a little odd that there is no additional premium for that....also, whats the diff between 19 and 19a?
thanks in advance guys.