Insurance..... Who do you use?
12/25/12, 09:42 AM
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Insurance..... Who do you use?
I currently have Geico insurance and my rate is $1331 every 6 months on the Shelby. I have started looking around and received quotes from a few other companies.
Who do you use and who would you recommend staying away from?
Who do you use and who would you recommend staying away from?
12/25/12, 09:45 AM
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Originally Posted by MyStang2010GB
I currently have Geico insurance and my rate is $1331 every 6 months on the Shelby. I have started looking around and received quotes from a few other companies.
Who do you use and who would you recommend staying away from?
Who do you use and who would you recommend staying away from?
I use Hocheim Prairie. Probably only a regional company but I have a real agent and from everyone I know that uses them they are quick to pay and don't **** you on the values.
12/25/12, 10:18 AM
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I was with State Farm for a lot of years and they were good. But switched to Safeco with an old agent because he could combine with my small ranch/homeowners policy and I got a good discount. State Farm won't cover my land due to horses.
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12/25/12, 10:22 AM
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But aren't there usage restrictions?
I was with State Farm for a lot of years and they were good. But switched to Safeco with an old agent because he could combine with my small ranch/homeowners policy and I got a good discount. State Farm won't cover my land due to horses.
I was with State Farm for a lot of years and they were good. But switched to Safeco with an old agent because he could combine with my small ranch/homeowners policy and I got a good discount. State Farm won't cover my land due to horses.
12/25/12, 10:28 AM
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12/25/12, 08:02 PM
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If you have any veterans in the family or are a vet yourself check out USAA, not sure on price comparison but customer service and other services offered are outstanding.
12/25/12, 08:18 PM
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I'm retired military and did not find USAA to be very competitive for me. thanks for responding though
12/25/12, 09:13 PM
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State Farm, $600/year for my 2011 GT. Also, any major provider will bundle your home/auto/life, etc., so you can expect savings there.
(no tickets, no accidents)
(no tickets, no accidents)
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12/25/12, 09:19 PM
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After hearing a couple of consumer stories on here I'd stay away from Progressive for sure. Can't say what they were or who they were but it was some wrong kind of stuff.
I use Hocheim Prairie. Probably only a regional company but I have a real agent and from everyone I know that uses them they are quick to pay and don't **** you on the values.
I use Hocheim Prairie. Probably only a regional company but I have a real agent and from everyone I know that uses them they are quick to pay and don't **** you on the values.
It was enough for me to go check out GIECO and now I pay around 96 bucks a month for the GT500.
12/26/12, 08:25 AM
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Hagerty
If you want collectors try Grundy Worldwide and Chumm,less restrictive,better rates .
12/26/12, 08:31 AM
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Yes.
Hagerty won't cover the car if you drive it to and from work which blows. That's about 50% of my driving. It's ok for a car like the R that sits but not for a car you want to drive.
Hagerty won't cover the car if you drive it to and from work which blows. That's about 50% of my driving. It's ok for a car like the R that sits but not for a car you want to drive.
12/26/12, 08:47 AM
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I pay $500 every 6 months for a v6. Full coverage, high payouts. I have a speeding ticket going 90 in a 60 just this year. Progressive
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12/26/12, 08:47 AM
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12/26/12, 10:12 AM
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Electric Insurance - $870/year for my '13 GT500.
Discounts for not commuting, affiliated discount, bundled package, good record, "rural" area. Full coverage, $500 deductible.
Discounts for not commuting, affiliated discount, bundled package, good record, "rural" area. Full coverage, $500 deductible.
12/26/12, 11:21 AM
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I use Farm Bureau Insurance in Tennessee. I pay $1000 for a 12 month policy for my 2011 Shelby GT500 Convertible. That's full coverage with a $500 deductible. Of course my driving history isn't the best in the world but not the worse either.
12/26/12, 08:06 PM
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I have American collectors insurance on my 13 gt500 allowed 5000 mile a year on any kind of driving and the car has to be garaged but I feel the best thing about them is that I have the car insured for what I paid 60000 and it is only 860 a year. Try them have my 88 coupe with them as we'll they are great.