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Re: [DML] deloreans insurance
- From: DMCVIN6683 <dmcvin6683@xxxx>
- Date: Thu, 1 Jan 2004 18:47:02 -0600
I know James LaLonde is sort of an expert on this insurance issue, i 
believe he always says go with Stated Value. He told me to use Stated 
value.
James any comment?
Mark
On Thursday, January 1, 2004, at 01:34 PM, mike.griese@xxxx 
wrote:
I disagree - you want an Agreed Value policy, not Stated Value. There
is a significant difference. Agreed Value means that the insurance
company agrees with the valuation you have put on the car. Stated 
Value
policies don't have that acknowledgement from the insurance company.
Bottom line is to talk to your agent. Ask questions about what 
happens if
you have to file a claim. The conditions you need to know about are 
damages
over your deductible but below the total loss limit, total loss 
valuation,
buyback policies, and where can you get the car repaired. If you want 
the
car done by a specialist, will the company pay for transportation? If 
they
won't give you written responses, find another insurance agent or 
company.
--
Mike
The safest way to insure your Delorean is with a Stated Value policy
This was there is no question what the car is worth when it is 
totaled.
It only cost a few dollars more and is worth it in the long run
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