Re: [DML] Insurange to cover total car cost?

[Michael Griese <mike.griese@xxxxxxx>]

You need what is known as an Agreed Value policy.  Most commercial insurance 
companies will not write agreed value policies.  For that you need to contact 
Haggerty or Grundy or one of the other specialist auto insurance companies.  Be 
aware that they will often have restrictions on the use of your car - mileage 
limits, usage limits, storage requirements, etc.

 --
Mike




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From: daviddelorean <daviddelorean@xxxxxxxxx>
To: dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Sun, August 8, 2010 12:45:29 PM
Subject: [DML] Insurange to cover total car cost?

  
I currently have my DMC on my regular insurance policy with my other daily drive 
car. Does any type of insurance exists whereas I can insure the car for it's 
current appraised value in case the car is a total loss? For example I tell the 
insr co that it's worth $30,000 and if it gets stolen I get $30,000 not the $500 
Nationwide will give me.


 

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