Hello out there.....I have used Infinity Insurance for ten years and they have been very good for me. My renewal just came up and I asked if my car got stolen how much would I get? My agent first said $10,000.....then said between $7,500 and $15,000. I think I need a higher value to be made whole in case of a disaster. I called Hagerty and they don't insure in California unless you have a garage (due to theft in California). Anyone know of a good insurance company that won't break the bank? I think my yearly premium is about $900. Thank you very much.
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Hagerty
Hagerty and Grundy require a garage....I don't have a garage.
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I think all named-value "classic" car insurance companies require the car to be stored in a locked garage, not outside nor in a trailer.
I'm with American Modern (through Hagerty) for both the street 914 and the race 914 and Civic Si (latter "storage, transportation, and paddock" only). All policies require a locked garage for storage.
So, absent a locked garage, you are stuck with regular comp/collision insurance, will will leave you subject to the insurance adjuster's whims on replacement value.
Pretty sure all the regular insurers will let you do declared value. I know Progressive would, but I wasn't that happy with the cost compared to classic ins.
I’m with American. $140 for the first 914, $75 for the second - per year. But a garage is mandatory.
I use Hagerty but you can look into Leland West. https://www.lelandwest.com
They also give a discount to PCA members
Believe it or not, I got great coverage and pricing from Chubb. Only about $300 / year for my 914, valued at 25K.
Best to just ask your local Chubb broker. But I know my policy limits driving to 3K miles per year.
I recently inquired with Leland West for my 914 and Karmann Ghia. I couldn't believe how unprofessional they treated me. I only tried them because of their ads in Panorama and a possible PCA discount.
They were really weird to deal with, I went with Hagerty. Easy peasy.
Hagert, Hagerty and then some more Hagerty
Hagerty every time. I had a claim with them in another vehicle some years back. They went far above and beyond to make sure it was properly repaired.
I got a quote from state farm or farmers the price was good as I was doing house and all the cars on them. They even said they had agreed value policies fro the porsches.
I asked a few more questions on it. They said, I would pick the price, and pay the premium for the coverage. however, when a loss occurs they will come out and then tell me what they think my car is worth. I ran as fast as I could..
I have an insurance broker who is good at reading the fine print and explaining what I am really buying. He doesn’t make as much being honest but I’ve referred him to a dozen people so he knows the value and does well in the end.
Would any of these "specialized" insurer cover my daily driven 914 (about 5-10k mi/yr) garaged kept?
Maybe you could look into a locked storage space near you? that may qualify as a locked garage space. we have so many here now they are fairly cheep. i just upped my agreed value on the 914 with Hagerty.. Covered for $35,000 full on it , $350 per year and the Bixster is on same policy,)300$ for it , no limit on mileage for either one
I was American Collectors but they raised their rate and Hagerty was 200 less a year. 914 has a 35k and the 944 a 15k and it's around 800 I think a year.
Hagerty bumped their prices last year a bit.
Here in Ontario Hagerty, it has to be in a garage and you must have a DD.
My sons car doesn't qualify, must be over 25 and pleasure use only.
$350 for 3 cars, my '74 914, '67 bug and '67 bus.
I have Hagerty on my 911. Agree completely with Amphicar770 that their claim service is second to none. They gave me an exception to the enclosed garage requirement when I lost my storage space. They said a garage was not necessary since I don’t live in the hurricane zone. Might be worth asking if they’d grant an exception.
Have Progressive collectors car coverage with agreed value on the 914. A little more than Hagerty but am pleased with their service too. Haven’t had to make a claim though.
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