Hello - my auto insurance carrier (Nationwide) will no longer write the NSX. My vehicle is a 1991. Does anyone know of a carrier who will underwrite a policy for this car?
-
Protip: Profile posts are public! Use Conversations to message other members privately. Everyone can see the content of a profile post.
Insurance Options
- Thread starter Betanick
- Start date
my car is under condon/skelly
Hagerty is who I use. I would recommend an agreed value policy (assuming you aren't already using such) as the value of these cars is way above what NADA or KBB publishes.
Apparently they are no longer "on your side"
Actually, to give Nationwide credit, right after I posted my issue, I called the Underwriter and they decided to reverse the cancellation. It did take about an hour on the phone, but I was pleased that they worked with me on this.
That's good to hear. Did they give a reason for the original cancellation?
It was simply because it was on a list of vehicles that they prefer not to insure. This was not a problem in the past, but they are switching the policy to another "system" and it was flagged for the NSX. When I spoke to them, they saw that they made an exception in the past, and not reason not to do so now.
Go with Haggerty...
Haggerty and other classic insurers are not always a good choice. If you actually drive the car for fun on a regular basis, they're probably not a real option.
I wonder if the car is flagged because it is an appreciating used car...:wink:
I've got an agreed value policy with SafeCo. Haven't had to collect, fortunately, so I have no review on their claim services.
I have Grundy and they are great. They let you drive to car too unlimited miles, just not to work.
- Joined
- 11 June 2010
- Messages
- 317
Grundy does not have a mileage limit and were substantially cheaper than Hagerty when I got my quote.
