Insurance ?

25 year old without discounts, ie multicar, hm etc. 250/500/100 bipd, 2500.00 deducts. 750.00/ 6 mths

 

It costs me $7000 / 6mo for a 2000 360 Modena. thats with 2m umbrella coverage.

 

$7k! I don't pay that much for three house, 3 cars and 1 morcycle combined...all of which have a $3mil umbrella attached!

 

Here's a novel concept, call your agent. Everyone has different needs, he or she will be able to price a package that meets yours.

 

sadly that 7k might be right, I'm 20 and I got a quote on a 99 360 Modena for 3600 for 6 months or 7200/ yr and that would have been a pleasure vechile and my 4th vechile.....so it doesn't look good

 

...I am wondering where this would be quoted and what it would be with discounts?

 

hello, I am a Farmers insurance agent living in Illinois. I own and drive a Ferrari. when I saw this post I was in my office and did up a qoute, My qoute was $750.00 approx. $7,000.00, Wow. Find a new insurance agent that looks out for you, not his pocket!

 

I am lic. in Illinois. find an agent in your state. rates will vary per state. Insurance cost should not be a concern when buying a car like this.
Good luck.

 

Hey FarmersAgent! I'm an agency producer for a Farmers agent here in Irving (Dallas) Texas. Going career in Jan. I did a doubletake when I saw your handle

350 Black - FarmersAgent is right, find a local insurance agent who can help you out. Having an agent with any company, be it Farmers, SF, Allstate, etc., is much better than using the 1800 Numbers. When you call a 1800 Number, you are getting someone who is probably making $10 bucks an hour and after you discuss your insurance situation with them, they enter you into the computer and now you're a number in a database. Instead of spending millions of dollars on advertising 1800 numbers, Farmers, SF and Allstate use personal agents, who are client focused. You can develop a relationship with your agent, and when you call their office, they'll know you. They'll help you evaluate your entire situation and make sure you have apppropriate coverage.

How you are going to use the car is critical. Weekend Cruiser or Daily Driver? There are different policies for each use. Club racing? There are even policies out there for insuring dedicated racecars in "Storage, Transit and Paddock" with no coverage for street use or while the vehicle is on the racetrack.

Feel free to ask more questions, and we will do our best to help guide you to the proper type of coverage.

 

Hey Farmers agent producer. Wow great explaination. Need a job? Now I am in trouble with your boss. I probaly know him.

my name is Dan Giacalone my off Phone is 847-783-0954. do you own a Ferrari?

 

Farmers gave me a better deal than Hagerty on my Lotus; less restrictive and not much more money.

Ken