Ferrari Insurance In So Cal

I left AIG because I thought all there rates sucked. I used State Farm for all my cars. I pay $1450 per year. It's on a multi car policy and they also insure my home. No points and I'm really old.

 

I pay $1600 for the Ferrari through AAA with 3 cars & a house on the policy

 

Hagerty Collector Car Insurance. My insurance on the Ferrari is less than my other cars (due to limited use). I pay around $800/yr (full coverage) They insure on actual cash value of the car, which is different that normal insurance companies.

 

I got a quote from HAGERTY for my 84 308 GTS QV for $600 a year with a limited milage of 5000miles a year. And they ask me what is the value of my car I said $40,000 and they said ok no problem but I have'nt signed up yet am still with AAA, currently paying $1,400 a year with two tickets.

 

I pay $2800 per year. I like to speed....and it shows Tim

 

I also live in Ventura County (Newbury Park/Dos Vientos) and pay around $3000/year with Allstate for my '99 BMW and '03 360 Modena. I don't have any tickets/accidents. I know it's a little on the high side, but I'm also single, 34 years old and sleep better at night carrying a higher limit of liability than the standard 100k/300k due to the rental properties I own. Also, Allstate was one of the few companies that would insure my house after Southern California caught on fire a couple of years back.

 

I also live in Dos Vientos. I had to leave my last insurance company after the fires. They said I was now in a fire area. Now I'm with State Farm and all is good...so far.

 

i get good rates from state farm. i pay about $1400 per year (full coverage and max liability) for each of my stradales. my experience with state farm has been very positive.

 

Mine is with Hagerty, declared value, 5k miles per year, and I pay around $300/year with zero deductible. I also have 3 other cars on my Hagerty policy.

Kraig

 

I'm with Leland West. ~$1500/year with maxed out coverage limits and a 5000 mile limit.

 

720 Good to see you posting haven't seen you in a while.

I as well am with State Farm and have never had a problem.
Full coverage under 7500 miles and about 1500yr.

 

premiums are one thing, anyone have any experience with claims? i'm with aaa, and i know they pay. aaa paid in full with no problems on a totaled 360 (not mine). that means something to me, just in case.

 

AAA did pay in full on that claim. I remember the incident well.
RIP 2002 Black/Tan 360 Spider...you will be missed

 

Mine's with American Collector Insurance. About $600/yr, $0 ded, 3000 miles per year. Single car policy.

 

Auto Club does full insurance on my 308 for $489.00 a year, Grundy did my Daytona for $880.00 (130,000,00 valuation) and the Maranello for $1600.00

 

$400/year for my 328 as a second car, limited mileage, through Geico. Haven't had a Ferrari claim yet, but they were good when my BMW was broken into and last year when my Jeep was hit from behind.

Of course I'm over 20. And over 30. And - holy crap.

 

1998 355 SPIDER STATE FARM $ 950.00 A YEAR FULL COVERAGE & "GUARANTEED REPLACEMENT COSTS"

 

Allstate is pretty good, it was $1000 a year for my 360 Spider.

 

850.00 a year FULL COVERAGE ON my 1992 512 TR
wawanesa

 

Since everyone here is from Southern california. Where are some good mechanics as well? And how reliable/service is hagerty in deductibles and claims.

 

I just put my 98 F355 Spider on my insurance and they charged me just under $400 w/ $1000 deductable per year. They insure three other cars for me and are real reasonable. I insure with Liburty Mutual.

Jeff

 

I have Parish Heacock insuring my entire collection. Only restriction is a 3K mile limitation on each car. Very reasonable insurance cost per car.