Who are you guys using for insurance for your cars?

[SFM6S087]

Been using Grundy for the last few years. No limit on miles driven. On my last renewal they increased my coverage and lowered my premium. Very small amounts, but still appreciated. No claim experience yet.

Steve

[NC TRACKRAT]

Heacock Classic for almost 30 years now...

[jim mac]

I use Heacock. Had a claim a few years ago and they were great.

[s2ms]

Heacock.

[kjspeed]

Well forget American Collectors Insurance! After reading these posts I did some shopping. Heacock ended up being $260/year less for my two cars (1968 Shelby GT350 & 2009 Bullitt) with the same agreed value as I now have but with better coverage (zero deductible, $2K parts, roadside assistance, etc.)

Heacock is also a SAAC partner, so I guess it's time to switch.

[557]

Chubb agreed value.Get a quote...

[kjspeed]

Chubb was $340 higher than Heacock for same agreed value but didn't have the same extra benefits in the base policy.

[557]

That kinda surprises me,I think I pay like $400 a year for a comprehensive policy with an agreed value of $100k.....

[kjspeed]

I have agreed values of $90K and $25K and your $400 premium for $100K isn't far off from my Heacock quote for one vehicle. I do know that location makes a huge difference so maybe this area of Florida is rated higher with Chubb?

[557]

I have agreed values of $90K and $25K and your $400 premium for $100K isn't far off from my Heacock quote for one vehicle. I do know that location makes a huge difference so maybe this area of Florida is rated higher with Chubb?

.   You could be right .I am in Los Angeles Ca.area which is great for a lot of things(but not sure about ins. rates)

[deathsled]

State Farm. No claim yet however. They treated me well when my 91 Mustang GT was stolen from Arlington Park when I went to work that day.