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Discussion in 'Ferrari Discussion (not model specific)' started by BlackonBlack, Oct 23, 2010.

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  1. BlackonBlack

    BlackonBlack Formula Junior

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    #1 BlackonBlack, Oct 23, 2010
    Here is my situation. I recently added 2 new cars to my quiver. A 2010 F458 and a
    2011 Carrera 4 S. Before the purchase of these two, I have a 1995- F355, 2004-A8, 2008-S8, 1999-740i, 2000-Land Rover Discovery, and a 2010-F-150 Harley Davidson truck.There are 4 drivers in my household ( me included ). I have recently submitted a request for a quote to another insurance company but got a refusal for "symbol value ". Symbol value as per insurance agent meant safety and/or value of the car. Has anybody had a similar problem? Thoughts anyone?

    Ed
     
  2. Mr.Chairman

    Mr.Chairman F1 Rookie

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    #2 Mr.Chairman, Oct 23, 2010
    Probably means the company does not want propose or offer agreed upon values. I have seen it before.

    R
     
  3. atlshaver

    atlshaver Formula Junior
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    #3 atlshaver, Oct 23, 2010
    Yes, certain carriers don't want high performance/value cars. I used to go through AMEX and as I started moving up in cars they wouldn't add any more, even though I have a perfect driving record. I am with ACE now and am very pleased.
     
  4. MurcieMurcie

    MurcieMurcie F1 Rookie

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    #4 MurcieMurcie, Oct 23, 2010
    Do you use State Farm? They told me a new Gallardo was a symbol 63 and the Ford F-250 was a 13...Try Traveler's or Chubb.
     
  5. technom3

    technom3 F1 World Champ
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    #5 technom3, Oct 24, 2010
    try allstate... all they want is money. LOL... but they do take fantastic care of you if/when something happens. I know I pay a little more but I know I get excellent service and when I have had a problem... things get handled the way I want when I want.
     

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