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Dave Richards
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OUCH! The Hagerty policy covers liability and collision, theft, etc., with NO deductible.
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Just swithched to Haggerty insurance
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mattmacklind3
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Yeah, Hagerty has no deductible. I've used Geico for my other cars, and my previous MG's, for like 12 years, and found them to be more than reasonable. Of course, no points and only two claims (both my fault, both in my Explorer-AGGHH-SUV driver!) USAA is great insurance, but can be pricier for new customers even with their refunds at the end of the term. USAA is just an awesome all around financial institution.
I decided to do 10K agreed value for my GT.
I decided to do 10K agreed value for my GT.
Stewart
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I switched over to haggertys last month. It was 270 for the year with a 10,000 dollar value and 250/500 coverage. The one thing to watch out for with haggerty are other household drivers. They will check records of any one who drives in a household for the previous 5 years.