[DML] Re: bad news....

["Danrc30" <Danrc30@xxxx>]

I don't know about that, I have state farm and I had no problems insuring my
D as a regular car with full coverage. An my rates are pretty reasonable
too.

---Dan

----- Original Message -----
From: Jonathan Heslop <gatewayaag@xxxx>
To: <dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Tuesday, November 23, 1999 4:30 PM
Subject: [DML] Re: bad news....


> I'm an 18 year old male and got insurance for my DeLorean--eventually.
> First of all, I'm NOT listed as the primary driver of it. I'm listed
under
> the least valued car, the Yukon which I hardly ever drive. I'm still
> covered for the other cars including the D.
>
> We do this mainly to save money. If I was listed as the primary driver on
> my daily car, a 93 Allante, my insurance would be upwards of $3000-$4000
> every six months. With the Yukon, I'm paying about $900 every six months
> and still have the same coverage and rights as I would paying 2-3 grand
> more.
>
> Now, I did have a problem with State Farm taking the D. They wouldn't put
> it under a normal policy, it had to go under the "classic car" policy
which
> has limits the milage to under 2000 annually. It listed at $20,000 with a
> $1,000 deductable. I think we pay $124 bucks every six months for it.
(But
> that's with multi car, good student discount, no reported violations)
>
> So if you're having this much trouble you may need to insure under someone
> else's name with you as a secondary driver of the car. But if you insure
> that car alone with another company, don't forget that you'll pay a second
> set of premiums. That's why I had to stay with State Farm.
>
> Good luck!!
>
> --Jonathan #000697
>
>
>
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