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  1. 02-23-2010, 03:58 PM #1
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    So Geico said they don't want to insure the cars that my dad and I have so I'm curious who do you guys use to insure your Ferraris?
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    I do Chubb for EVERYTHING!
    if not...
    i have a pretty awesome guy at Farmers as well
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    Quote Originally Posted by MTK View Post
    I do Chubb for EVERYTHING!
    Knick knows whats up.

    Chubb or Firemans Fund.


    Although most Nationwide carriers will insure the car. ie. Statefarm/Allstate/Farmers/Country/Progressive/ ect..
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    I've heard great things about Chubb.
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    Quote Originally Posted by CRASH View Post
    I've heard great things about Chubb.
    yeah dude, the way i understand my policies is:

    if damage occurs, owner goes to shop of choice gets quote/bill and Chubb reimburses for full amount (no questions, inspections or assessment(s) needed)

    If car/property is damaged beyond repair owner is reimbursed for full value amount set by owner, upon which payments are made on said 'value'


    hope that wasn't confusing- but all in all chubb is the best but it ain't cheap.
    pay cheap/get cheap.
    you wouldn't buy a 200$ kobe steak and drink boxed wine would you?
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    Chubb is great, Travelers is also a great company for those vehicles. CRASH if you have any insurance questions feel free to pm and I can try and help you out as best as possible. I am a licensed agent for the State of Texas.
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    I have mine through Progressive.

    They were very helpful when my STi needed to be repaired. They looked the other way when they saw the cage. AAA dropped the STi because of the cage & was more expensive.

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    Just for giggles what does it cost to get chubb coverage on a ferrari...AAA insures my tahoe and trailblazer SS for $137/month haha. You guys are on a whole nother level that I aspire to be at...someday
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    just for giggles... I have a client who has a Gallardo in San Fran... he pays 4500$ a year, because we set it up as a commercial vehicle
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