Insurance on Modena

Hi:

I did a search and saw that several F-chatters were using Libery Mutual and Geico. When I called both carriers, neither of them said they insure Ferrari's. Am I going about this the wrong way or just being left out here?

Thanks.

Ken

 

I use American Family, I have multiple vehicles and boats on my policy, but it's about $90 per month.

 

Try Hagerty...

 

If you are in NJ/PA try www.njm.com by far the cheapest best coverage out there. You have to be a member, but most employers are, and you gain membership through them. If you are self employed (like I am) join the NJIB for $175/yr and you gain membership by registering your company.

 

NJM has great service and great rates for daily drivers, but they were very expensive relative to Hagerty for my 1986 Mondial -about $1,500 a year versus $555 from Hagerty.

 

Not sure if they're in NY but try Farmers, State Farm, or Chubb, they'll usually insure a later model Ferrari.
Last I knew, 360s weren't eligible for the collector car policies like Hagerty, too new...

 

Thats surprising.... I pay around $1100 for my 360 Spider. Multiple car discount and clean driving record, but thats almost assumed these days-

 

Liberty Mutual definitely covers Ferrari's. Liberty Mutual did initially refuse to insure a Maserati, same rep that insured F-cars without issue, but another rep insured the Maserati without question.

 

That's interesting, when I was looking last year GEICO was going to insure a '81 308 .... (ended up insuring a different early carbed 308 with Collector's insurance - way cheaper, better coveradge and additional advantages)