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Originally Posted by Aerkuld
I would guess that they rely on trust to a large degree and that it would be next to impossible for them to prove that you were on your way to work in the event of an accident. With the mileage restriction I would think it is a different matter. You usually state your mileage at the start of each year and I would imagine that you'd have to provide evidence of mileage in the event of an accident. That is a lot easier for them to wiggle out of.
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I've had more than one Hagerty agent tell me that mileage isn't an issue within reason. It was inferred I could drive twice my allotment without question.
What if the odometer is broken or you replace the speedometer as I did? Common occurences on older cars.
I think mileage is too difficult for them to enforce, but if they can scare you into submission, better for them.