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Bentley Bentayga insurance recommendations?

Discussion in 'British' started by Bentttley, Mar 2, 2023.

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  1. Bentttley

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    #1 Bentttley, Mar 2, 2023
    I'm considering buying a 2018 Bentayga. Does anyone have any recommendations for an insurance company? Last year Farmers quoted me a terrific $102/mo with great coverage on a 2013 Continential GT I was looking at for $110K. But Farmers just told me they don't insure Bentleys anymore and their underwriting guidelines have changed. Progressive doesn't do Bentleys, either. Geico wants $600/mo. State Farm wants $450/mo.

    Any suggestions for where to look? Thanks in advance!
     
  2. ryalex

    ryalex Two Time F1 World Champ
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    #2 ryalex, Mar 2, 2023
    Travelers is less than $400, although it’s around that with teens in the home. They will not exclude drivers. Which in Nevada is understood, since state law on entrustment basically makes you liable for any immediate relative driving the vehicle.
     
  3. luvair

    luvair Formula 3
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    #3 luvair, Mar 2, 2023
    No experience with Bentley, but insured Aston’s with Amica, Chubb, Hagerty, and USAA (if military) over the last two decades.
     
  4. Bentttley

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    #4 Bentttley, Mar 4, 2023
    Thanks, ryalex and luvair. I got a quote for $3,500/year from State Farm. The insurance broker I talked to said Hagerty and Chubb would definitely be more than State Farm. Wanted to try AIG but apparently you must also do home and umbrella with them to get auto. Amica worth a shot but not seeing Bentley in the dropdown menu online when I go for a quote. I think I'll go with State Farm as seems to be the best option. It's not terrible given the car value, but was hoping for more of a bargain since I'll only be driving it 200 miles a month.
     

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