Automobile Insurance

[pidj]

Canada has the Hagerty-type offering but it's mileage restricted AND some messed up stipulation about having to be driving to a car show blah blah (if something happens - no joy riding) .... screw that. I just go with a big company and get a break for seasonal (reduced) mileage.

One observation is appraising your vehicle. If you appraise it, then it can be insured for the appraised value (obviously at a higher cost) but it stands to reason that less cars would be written off for dented fenders.

[dulmer]

Originally Posted by pidj

Canada has the Hagerty-type offering but it's mileage restricted AND some messed up stipulation about having to be driving to a car show blah blah (if something happens - no joy riding) .... screw that. I just go with a big company and get a break for seasonal (reduced) mileage.

One observation is appraising your vehicle. If you appraise it, then it can be insured for the appraised value (obviously at a higher cost) but it stands to reason that less cars would be written off for dented fenders.

Hmm...

I'm with Hagerty in Canada and I don't mileage restrictions or stipulations of only driving to a car show (which sounds really odd).



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[pidj]

Originally Posted by dulmer

Hmm...

I'm with Hagerty in Canada and I don't mileage restrictions or stipulations of only driving to a car show (which sounds really odd).



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Good to know. Are there any 'gotchas' with their offering, or is it like a 'normal' policy?
I recall a discount offering some 15 years ago (for classic car) that had strange requirements ...

[dulmer]

Originally Posted by pidj

Good to know. Are there any 'gotchas' with their offering, or is it like a 'normal' policy?

I recall a discount offering some 15 years ago (for classic car) that had strange requirements ...

No "gotchas" that I could see...


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