Classic Car Insurance Tips
A classic car is big investment. Every classic car aficionado needs to protect that investment with adequate insurance coverage. The coverage you need for your classic car depends on how you will use the car.
There are three types of car insurance. Actual cash value is the most common type of car insurance. It pays out the depreciated book value of the car. Stated value allows the car?s owner to state a value for the vehicle that is greater than the actual cash value. Agree value guarantees the car?s owners will get all of their money back in the event that the car is a total loss.
All car insurance companies offer these kinds of policies. There is also a fourth kind of coverage, a classic car policy, which may be less expensive and less restrictive. To qualify for this lower-cost coverage, the insurance company many require that you have reached the age of 25, or even 30. It may limit the number of miles you drive the car to just 2,500 a year, sending out an underwriter once a year to check your odometer. Qualified agents can give you all the specifics about this kind of coverage.
No matter whether you opt for a standard policy or classic car coverage, be sure that your policy allows flexible use of your car. You want to be sure that you can use the car for an unexpected trip or exhibition without having to buy a rider or a new policy altogether. If you keep your vehicle in storage part of the year, be sure to tell you agent. Some policies offer lower premiums if you drive the car only certain months of the year.
When the time rolls around to get your vehicle insured, do some comparison shopping. First, be sure your agent has experience with classic cars. You want to get the coverage you need, but you do not want to pay for expensive options that you do not. Make sure you get more than one quote. Compare coverage and premiums and see which company really offers you the very best deal. Just be sure the policy meets your needs, not the needs of some hypothetical classic car fan. It's never a good plan to go for the cheapest policy only to find out later you weren't covered.
Regardless of what type of car insurance policy interests you, make sure you work with a qualified insurance provider. They can look at your exact situation and recommend the insurance product that will best suit your specific needs and protect your classic car investment the way it should be protected. - 21396
There are three types of car insurance. Actual cash value is the most common type of car insurance. It pays out the depreciated book value of the car. Stated value allows the car?s owner to state a value for the vehicle that is greater than the actual cash value. Agree value guarantees the car?s owners will get all of their money back in the event that the car is a total loss.
All car insurance companies offer these kinds of policies. There is also a fourth kind of coverage, a classic car policy, which may be less expensive and less restrictive. To qualify for this lower-cost coverage, the insurance company many require that you have reached the age of 25, or even 30. It may limit the number of miles you drive the car to just 2,500 a year, sending out an underwriter once a year to check your odometer. Qualified agents can give you all the specifics about this kind of coverage.
No matter whether you opt for a standard policy or classic car coverage, be sure that your policy allows flexible use of your car. You want to be sure that you can use the car for an unexpected trip or exhibition without having to buy a rider or a new policy altogether. If you keep your vehicle in storage part of the year, be sure to tell you agent. Some policies offer lower premiums if you drive the car only certain months of the year.
When the time rolls around to get your vehicle insured, do some comparison shopping. First, be sure your agent has experience with classic cars. You want to get the coverage you need, but you do not want to pay for expensive options that you do not. Make sure you get more than one quote. Compare coverage and premiums and see which company really offers you the very best deal. Just be sure the policy meets your needs, not the needs of some hypothetical classic car fan. It's never a good plan to go for the cheapest policy only to find out later you weren't covered.
Regardless of what type of car insurance policy interests you, make sure you work with a qualified insurance provider. They can look at your exact situation and recommend the insurance product that will best suit your specific needs and protect your classic car investment the way it should be protected. - 21396
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Tom Martens is the content syndication coordinator for Carinsurancesa.co.za. South Arica?s leading car insurance portal.
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