Shopping for Insurance
#1
Shopping for Insurance
Gents,
Who do you use for your car insurance?
I've been with my insurance broker since I bought my first car (13 years ago). I'm taking possession of a used Porsche on Friday and figure now is a good time to shop around.
I have 4 vehicles.
1. Daily SUV for wife
2. Daily SUV for me
3. The P-Car which will be stored in Winters and used now and again when out
4. An e36 that's stored and barely used
Thanks!
Who do you use for your car insurance?
I've been with my insurance broker since I bought my first car (13 years ago). I'm taking possession of a used Porsche on Friday and figure now is a good time to shop around.
I have 4 vehicles.
1. Daily SUV for wife
2. Daily SUV for me
3. The P-Car which will be stored in Winters and used now and again when out
4. An e36 that's stored and barely used
Thanks!
#3
Stay away from RBC, they just sold off to Aviva and there's nothing but bad reviews on accident claims with them. They sound like a nightmare.
I have been with RBC for almost 20 years but will be moving to TD when my policies are up for renewal in the spring.
I have been with RBC for almost 20 years but will be moving to TD when my policies are up for renewal in the spring.
#4
The actual carrier is Wawanesa, I use a local broker in Calgary. All my auto/home/boat policies all come due in April 2017, and I have just started the hunt for some better prices. My Insurance bills are getting on the silly side, IMHO. Like a lot of us we have multiple vehicles, that at any given time are safely parked away in a garage, at a very low risk. I really don't know if I can find better rates or not, but I will sure as heck will try. I am almost at the point of dropping all comprehensive, and just carrying Liability on all my cars. Both the wife and I have been driving for close to half a century, each. Our total at fault claims are 3, all minor fender benders. I am pretty sure what we paid just last year about fully covered the cumulative 100 person/years of driving at fault claims we have had. Sorry, rant is now over. I am going to pay attention here and see what others say.
Cheers, from a cold Calgary.
Cheers, from a cold Calgary.
#6
It's a beauty. Tons of OEM+ goodies. I have an AA SC kit ready to install but want to work on the motor first.
Main keeping it for the long haul. They're worth nothing but the memories and ability to drive it a handful of times every year are priceless to me.
Just like my new-to-me C4S will be.
I'm on the hunt for an income property with a 4+ car garage so that I have a place to hide these toys!
I can't yet afford to collect 6 figure cars, but I want to start collecting great examples of cars I grew up loving.
Main keeping it for the long haul. They're worth nothing but the memories and ability to drive it a handful of times every year are priceless to me.
Just like my new-to-me C4S will be.
I'm on the hunt for an income property with a 4+ car garage so that I have a place to hide these toys!
I can't yet afford to collect 6 figure cars, but I want to start collecting great examples of cars I grew up loving.
#7
Thanks! I have two clients that work for Aviva and was going to reach out to one who is fairly senior. Maybe not.
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#8
don't kid yourself, TD is not better than Aviva.
I called my agent yesterday to suspend road coverage for my turbo and was told "we don't do that anymore". I have been told this is coming to the whole industry, already happened with motorcycles. why can;t we suspend coverage for a car that is stored away? to line the insurance companies pockets.
I have used kantetix.ca to shop for quotes. I am looking to change tomorrow. I may try state farm as they have a good classic car policy and the turbo is 15 in January.
I called my agent yesterday to suspend road coverage for my turbo and was told "we don't do that anymore". I have been told this is coming to the whole industry, already happened with motorcycles. why can;t we suspend coverage for a car that is stored away? to line the insurance companies pockets.
I have used kantetix.ca to shop for quotes. I am looking to change tomorrow. I may try state farm as they have a good classic car policy and the turbo is 15 in January.
#9
don't kid yourself, TD is not better than Aviva.
I called my agent yesterday to suspend road coverage for my turbo and was told "we don't do that anymore". I have been told this is coming to the whole industry, already happened with motorcycles. why can;t we suspend coverage for a car that is stored away? to line the insurance companies pockets.
I have used kantetix.ca to shop for quotes. I am looking to change tomorrow. I may try state farm as they have a good classic car policy and the turbo is 15 in January.
I called my agent yesterday to suspend road coverage for my turbo and was told "we don't do that anymore". I have been told this is coming to the whole industry, already happened with motorcycles. why can;t we suspend coverage for a car that is stored away? to line the insurance companies pockets.
I have used kantetix.ca to shop for quotes. I am looking to change tomorrow. I may try state farm as they have a good classic car policy and the turbo is 15 in January.
#10
don't kid yourself, TD is not better than Aviva.
I called my agent yesterday to suspend road coverage for my turbo and was told "we don't do that anymore". I have been told this is coming to the whole industry, already happened with motorcycles. why can;t we suspend coverage for a car that is stored away? to line the insurance companies pockets.
I have used kantetix.ca to shop for quotes. I am looking to change tomorrow. I may try state farm as they have a good classic car policy and the turbo is 15 in January.
I called my agent yesterday to suspend road coverage for my turbo and was told "we don't do that anymore". I have been told this is coming to the whole industry, already happened with motorcycles. why can;t we suspend coverage for a car that is stored away? to line the insurance companies pockets.
I have used kantetix.ca to shop for quotes. I am looking to change tomorrow. I may try state farm as they have a good classic car policy and the turbo is 15 in January.
#11
don't kid yourself, TD is not better than Aviva.
I called my agent yesterday to suspend road coverage for my turbo and was told "we don't do that anymore". I have been told this is coming to the whole industry, already happened with motorcycles. why can;t we suspend coverage for a car that is stored away? to line the insurance companies pockets.
I have used kantetix.ca to shop for quotes. I am looking to change tomorrow. I may try state farm as they have a good classic car policy and the turbo is 15 in January.
I called my agent yesterday to suspend road coverage for my turbo and was told "we don't do that anymore". I have been told this is coming to the whole industry, already happened with motorcycles. why can;t we suspend coverage for a car that is stored away? to line the insurance companies pockets.
I have used kantetix.ca to shop for quotes. I am looking to change tomorrow. I may try state farm as they have a good classic car policy and the turbo is 15 in January.
Personally have nothing but good things to say about TD's auto coverage. I have had a car stolen, twice, and two no fault accidents and have been treated like a gem. Chose my own service centres, even got a 911 rental from Pfaff on TD when my 10 yr old 911 was being repaired from a fender bender. They also went out of their way on their own initiative to rejig my home/auto coverage with my wife as primary on another car to reduce my premium by $50 a year. I'd give them a shot.
#12
I had Aviva for quite a few years, made one road debris claim, only one minor issue when I had to pay a bit extra to use OEM front bumper cover vs. aftermarket, the rep who took my call told me there won't be any deductible because I had been claim free for more than 5 years, I also got a fairly good rate when the company I joined had a preferred employee discount with Aviva.
A few years later the employee discount with Aviva went away when the company teamed up with All State, a very good experience with the agent going out of her way getting me a good rate, monthly payment with 0% interest, and took care of transferring the policy from Aviva to Allstate.
I also was able to suspend all coverage other than comprehensive for the 996, this was a couple of days ago, did it on line, no need to print, sign, scan/fax the signed form to Aviva as was before.
Although I am also looking for a new insurance company after leaving the company and the Allstate discount.
A few years later the employee discount with Aviva went away when the company teamed up with All State, a very good experience with the agent going out of her way getting me a good rate, monthly payment with 0% interest, and took care of transferring the policy from Aviva to Allstate.
I also was able to suspend all coverage other than comprehensive for the 996, this was a couple of days ago, did it on line, no need to print, sign, scan/fax the signed form to Aviva as was before.
Although I am also looking for a new insurance company after leaving the company and the Allstate discount.
#13
I've had great luck with TD Danny, and always do the winter storage (including the GT2 a couple weeks or so ago) thing without issue...not sure why you have issue?
Aviva was crazy expensive to add GT2 so switched to TD and has been great, including a few NAF claims on my past daily beaters
Aviva was crazy expensive to add GT2 so switched to TD and has been great, including a few NAF claims on my past daily beaters
don't kid yourself, TD is not better than Aviva.
I called my agent yesterday to suspend road coverage for my turbo and was told "we don't do that anymore". I have been told this is coming to the whole industry, already happened with motorcycles. why can;t we suspend coverage for a car that is stored away? to line the insurance companies pockets.
I have used kantetix.ca to shop for quotes. I am looking to change tomorrow. I may try state farm as they have a good classic car policy and the turbo is 15 in January.
I called my agent yesterday to suspend road coverage for my turbo and was told "we don't do that anymore". I have been told this is coming to the whole industry, already happened with motorcycles. why can;t we suspend coverage for a car that is stored away? to line the insurance companies pockets.
I have used kantetix.ca to shop for quotes. I am looking to change tomorrow. I may try state farm as they have a good classic car policy and the turbo is 15 in January.
#14
don't kid yourself, TD is not better than Aviva.
I called my agent yesterday to suspend road coverage for my turbo and was told "we don't do that anymore". I have been told this is coming to the whole industry, already happened with motorcycles. why can;t we suspend coverage for a car that is stored away? to line the insurance companies pockets.
I have used kantetix.ca to shop for quotes. I am looking to change tomorrow. I may try state farm as they have a good classic car policy and the turbo is 15 in January.
I called my agent yesterday to suspend road coverage for my turbo and was told "we don't do that anymore". I have been told this is coming to the whole industry, already happened with motorcycles. why can;t we suspend coverage for a car that is stored away? to line the insurance companies pockets.
I have used kantetix.ca to shop for quotes. I am looking to change tomorrow. I may try state farm as they have a good classic car policy and the turbo is 15 in January.
BTW I'm with CAA.