Insurance
ChuckG said:
I've been with Hagerty for years. Sorry they're giving you a rough time, but no need to slam them because they won't underwrite you. They're tough, but I think they're the best. Chuck
What are the liability limits you get from Hagerty? As I've said before and will continue to say; you can get it cheap and keep your tags, or get it right and keep your house.
As far as I am concerned, State Farm is still the way to go. Yes, it's an ACV policy but the liability limits are 250/500/100 and so is the uninsured/underinsured. If a driver carrying 20/40/15 slams into your $50,000.00 car and his company pays $15k, the rest has to be paid by the driver. Wanna wait for that to happen?
What if you're the driver of the car that hits another (say a $35,000.00 Blazer) and your company pays $15k, ready to pony up the difference?
Yes, the MOST an ACV policy will pay is the stated amount but that's the MOST an agreed policy will pay, too.
Keep your car documented and I've never heard of State Farm paying less than the ACV max on a collector car. After speaking with many underwriters with State Farm, I know what they pay and how they react to collector car coverage.
Also, I can drive my classic 5000 miles per year. It's insured for $100,000.00 ACV and the premium is $168.00 for 6 months here on Maryland.
I know I'm gonna hear about ACV vs Agreed Value, but from all I've seen and read about some of these companies, their 'Agreed Value" is no value to me.
I got a quote from Hagerty and it was $648 per year with 20/40/15 liability,
Where's the value in that? :eyerole
O.K. so I'm ready., let's hear about how good Hagerty and the others are and then let's check JD Powers and A.M. Best for customer satisfaction and strength of performance. I know I've just made a rookie lawyer's mistake by asking the question without knowing the answer but I'm confident you guys will come up with an answer. I'm gonna go look now.