Lotus64
Emira Fanatic
$ 1000 for 6 months. It was less than a dodge challenger
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Who are you using? Coverage limits?$ 1000 for 6 months. It was less than a dodge challenger
Who are you using? Coverage limits?
Not true because my Evora and Emira are insured by Progressive. They have to manually input the VIN and vehicle value. After that they can insure it.Progressive can beat my SUV rate by miles (1244/yr) but they say they can't even insure the Lotus. Anyone else found they can get coverage?
Got that Harrisonburg rate! Good on ya.
Yup! Fully legal now!Got that Harrisonburg rate! Good on ya.
May want to play with deductibles. I set mine high because I dont drive the cars to much and can pay out of pocket for the high deductible.Wow that is really good, I also have SF and mine is $287 per month
Thanks, I will take a look. I just got a quote with Geico for about $185 per month, but SF saves me $1,000 off my home insurance annually. I guess it all evens outMay want to play with deductibles. I set mine high because I dont drive the cars to much and can pay out of pocket for the high deductible.
Hagerty is the way to go in CA, I'm in Palm Springs and I think in the areas where there are more cars that they insure they provide better rates. There's also the rain/snow/weather issues that "generally" we don't have in SoCal, we definitely don't have them in Palm Springs. I'm at $2100 for 1 year, full value, $1000 deductible 250/500K limits, window coverage with no deductible, Hagerty club which includes unlimited flatbed towing (100 miles) and roadside assistance. 60 years old, no accidents, last ticket in 1988. 2100 is higher than I'd like, but that was the lowest and best I could find.Back to insurance shopping, I just ran some apples to apples numbers on Hagerty.com for three locations I could possibly register my Emira: California (specifically Orange County), Kirkland, WA (Seattle area), and Boise, ID. The differences were exactly opposite of what I was expecting. For 30+ years of driving experience, 0 license pts, and 1000 ded on comp and collision, Boise came in the most expensive at $253/mo, Seattle was next at $241/mo and So Cal/OC was $188/mo (12% cheaper than my State Farm quote in Cali). So Haggery is giving me much lower rates in California (22% lower than Seattle and 26% lower than Boise). That's serious difference. I have some ideas now why that might be so, but would love to hear from anyone out there who may know why I'm seeing such a big difference in these three areas.
Got mine through Hagerty and had no such issue. I did the quote online, then had to call to adjust the coverage and make a few tweaks. I gave them the Vin and had it underwritten the same day and set it to start on the day of delivery. Never heard of needing photos or the registration to start a policy. Look elsewhere.Idiot question - car is finally arriving next week, and looking at insurance options. Currently leaning towards Grundy as price is very competitive compared to Hagerty or my usual auto insurer. Looking to set the start date of policy to be the date I collect the car, but seems that you need to have the registration document to be able to get the policy setup (and also a photo of the car)? Anyone worked out how to actually do this ahead of collecting the car.