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Originally Posted by Noah930
I insure all our vehicles with AAA. The 930 used to be insured under a regular policy as well. I think we were paying about $1600. So one renewal period a couple year ago I asked if there was a collector's policy. Sure enough there was. Out of curiosity I asked about the stipulations. 5K miles per year, OK to drive to work, must be garaged, they later come out to give the car a once-over to make sure it fits the agreed-upon value. "Two fifty," the agent told me. I thought he was talking about some sort of down-payment. Or possibly how much per month. No, per year he assured me. I immediately wrote the check. The daily drivers are still insured under the normal AAA plan.
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All our cars and house was with State Farm for years. They were doing me dry and I had no clue. I was thinking I scored with muti car and home discount. I was paying $1850 on the 930 under their regular policy ( I had 6 cars with them at the time), well discounted. I just wrote a big check every year without asking anything questions. My wife finally asked about their classic car program. The agent told her they did not have one. She started shopping around while out of work and pregnant. AAA was close to almost 1/3 cheaper. We didn't look elsewhere and wrote a check. Its been a few years now.
I wonder why is it that these sales people lie to us about not having classic car insurance? do they know that it is long term business?