Delica_Dad
Active Member
Ours is insured by State Farm, no issues.
Apparently Delica's are a challenge to insure - who do you insure with in the USA?!?
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L.G.
Active Member
Did anyone with Progressive get the boot recently? They charged me a couple hundred bucks and change, out of the clear blue with no explanation, 3 mo. before the policy renewal and then cancelled the policy.
I spoke with a few agents and they said the van was "audited and delcared an unaccpetable risk". No further explanation.
The charge is illegal in Montana but they've so far refused to refund it and are demanding different batches of pictures (for a vehicle they no longer insure...?) in order for me to get those funds back. Pretty bizarre. Head's up if you have a Delica insured with them!
I spoke with a few agents and they said the van was "audited and delcared an unaccpetable risk". No further explanation.
The charge is illegal in Montana but they've so far refused to refund it and are demanding different batches of pictures (for a vehicle they no longer insure...?) in order for me to get those funds back. Pretty bizarre. Head's up if you have a Delica insured with them!
lionsfan54
Member
Haggerty, agreed upon value, no drama, no limits. Nice and easy
????; never heard of that with Hagerty...
lionsfan54
Member
no limits on how many miles I can drive it
But only for too/from "events" and occasional fun drives; no "daily driving"? I know when I mentioned taking it mildly off road they said "hell no."
lionsfan54
Member
no such stipulations with my policy. In fact, I incurred damage while off roading it and they paid for my repairs without even batting an eye
lionsfan54
Member
to be fair, for what I am paying, I should be able to daily drive it
Nenw
Well-Known Member
What damage did you incur offroad that they agreed to cover?
lionsfan54
Member
I slid backwards on a steep hill and it ripped this front fascia off. I just told them "I rolled back down a steep hill and it tore my bumper off". They didn't ask if I was off roading and I didn't tell them. But, to be fair I wasn't hammering it super extreme either, it was fairly tame, just an unfortunate angle. Stuff happens. I have been a good customer of theirs for years insuring cars likes like a V-12 Mercedes, 1966 Caddy, a CTS-v wagon, and older Lexus LS.