I'm about to change the insurance on my '74 914 2.0 and go with Hagerty. Their website now lists the following valuations for the '73/'74 2.0L cars:

#4 Fair - $16,700
#3 Good - $26,800
#2 Excellent - $54,900
#1 Concourse - $100,000

Seems high to me.....is anyone getting between $54K-$100K for an excellent / concourse car?

https://www.hagerty.ca/apps/valuationtools/...Porsche-914-2.0

I think a lot of cars change hands without the price ever making it into the books. So a lot of "valuations" are taken from the publicised sales. Auctions, dealers, ect. I think they have always been skewed high but probably a good thing if you ever suffer a total loss.

They are basing it on current pricing seen at some of the auctions recently. Seem high for private sales.

@Cal

As exciting as this appears, you inadvertantly navigated to Hagerty's Canadian site at hagerty.ca

Please use this link for values in US currency at 25% less

https://www.hagerty.com/apps/valuationtools...Porsche-914-2.0

Current Values

#1 Concours $75,000
#2 Excellent $41,000
#3 Good $20,000
#4 Fair $12,500

I definitely need to increase my coverage

Which is exactly what Hagerty wants you to do. They have a vested interest- high values equal higher premiums paid to them. I would not use their numbers as a reliable reference to value.

Ansbacher

I realize that, but I currently have my car insured for 6k and based on what I've seen over the last few years, I don't think I could replace it for that. When I bought the car 4 years ago, I paid a ridiculously low price and 6k seemed like a fair value for a running 74 2.0 . 914 prices seem to have risen fairly swiftly over the last few years and I'm thinking 10k would be more appropriate .

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