Car Insurance
02-16-2018, 10:19 AM
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Car Insurance
My new Turbo S will be arriving anytime soon and I am looking for car insurance. I had Grundy for my Ferrari 458 Speciale but felt they were very expensive. I searched the treads but could not find much. Has anyone any suggestions?
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Marco
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Marco
02-16-2018, 05:11 PM
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Are you solely focused on price? Or are you looking for competitive insurance from a company that caters to high net worth individuals (HNW)? Just like many things in life, you get what you pay for. I know people don't want to spend too much on insurance, however not all contracts are the same.
FYI - I use PURE and I am in the insurance business. They are newer to the HNW insurance market and provide competitive pricing with the coverage that I look for.
PS - not a solicitation.
FYI - I use PURE and I am in the insurance business. They are newer to the HNW insurance market and provide competitive pricing with the coverage that I look for.
PS - not a solicitation.
02-16-2018, 05:43 PM
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Seems a lot of people are going to Geico. Are you looking for guaranteed value coverage or just a standard policy? My guaranteed value policy is through Hagerty but I'm paying an arm and a leg for it though. My regular Allstate underwriters won't insure my 991.2 TTS for some reason. 43 yo male with clean record and live in a good neighborhood but still for some reason Allstate thinks that the car is too risky to insure.
Seems a lot of people are going to Geico. Are you looking for guaranteed value coverage or just a standard policy? My guaranteed value policy is through Hagerty but I'm paying an arm and a leg for it though. My regular Allstate underwriters won't insure my 991.2 TTS for some reason. 43 yo male with clean record and live in a good neighborhood but still for some reason Allstate thinks that the car is too risky to insure.
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02-17-2018, 12:10 AM
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Thanks folks.
No I am not looking at Geico. They are really bad. I very well know you get what you pay for, but Grundy was much like Ferrari, great product but not a good value. I heard a lot of good things about Hagerty.
Erie is weird. I have four cars and any car over two I wanted to insure through Erie I got punished for. Rates increase exponentially. Weird company and pratices. One would expect a volume discount instead of a volume punishment.
I will look at Pure as well. Received some marketing brochures from them.
Thanks again
Marco
No I am not looking at Geico. They are really bad. I very well know you get what you pay for, but Grundy was much like Ferrari, great product but not a good value. I heard a lot of good things about Hagerty.
Erie is weird. I have four cars and any car over two I wanted to insure through Erie I got punished for. Rates increase exponentially. Weird company and pratices. One would expect a volume discount instead of a volume punishment.
I will look at Pure as well. Received some marketing brochures from them.
Thanks again
Marco
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02-18-2018, 09:08 AM
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I have Geico, so far they seem ok. You never know till you have an accident. Had Liberty Mutual for 20 years,
not impressed. I talked to a couple of local body shops and who was easier to deal with and they said Geico.
And they Geico will use Porsche parts, not aftermarket. Geico was a lot cheaper than Liberty Mutual.
not impressed. I talked to a couple of local body shops and who was easier to deal with and they said Geico.
And they Geico will use Porsche parts, not aftermarket. Geico was a lot cheaper than Liberty Mutual.
02-18-2018, 09:52 AM
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I have Geico, so far they seem ok. You never know till you have an accident. Had Liberty Mutual for 20 years,
not impressed. I talked to a couple of local body shops and who was easier to deal with and they said Geico.
And they Geico will use Porsche parts, not aftermarket. Geico was a lot cheaper than Liberty Mutual.
not impressed. I talked to a couple of local body shops and who was easier to deal with and they said Geico.
And they Geico will use Porsche parts, not aftermarket. Geico was a lot cheaper than Liberty Mutual.
My daughter’s VW Beetle is insured through Geico and when a falling branch hit the hood they insisted on replacing it with a 3rd party hood. I had to pay the difference to have the bodyshop use OEM parts. My experience with them is very poor. My friend had the same fight with Geico when he had a repair on his BMW 535.
02-19-2018, 09:00 PM
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My daughter’s VW Beetle is insured through Geico and when a falling branch hit the hood they insisted on replacing it with a 3rd party hood. I had to pay the difference to have the bodyshop use OEM parts. My experience with them is very poor. My friend had the same fight with Geico when he had a repair on his BMW 535.
02-19-2018, 09:18 PM
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insurance rates depend on credit scores, driving records, age of drivers, number of cars insured, state and county rates, auto details tied to the VIN
02-19-2018, 11:08 PM
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Chubb and Atlantic Employers..
Great to work with, great full coverage policies, competitive $$$.
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Great to work with, great full coverage policies, competitive $$$.
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