Progressive versus Collector Auto Insurance Specialists (Rally)

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Re: Progressive versus Collector Auto Insurance Specialists (Rally)

by RyanD » Wed Jun 13, 2007 12:05 am

I'm all set with Collector Auto Insurance Specialists.  We'll see how it goes.

Re: Progressive versus Collector Auto Insurance Specialists (Rally)

by cshama » Mon Jun 11, 2007 2:54 pm

[quote="bolus"]
It just depends on what you do with your car.  Collector works really well for me because I dont drive to work and the car pretty much stays in the garage when I'm not driving it.  It was not worth te extra money for progressive

Progressive is not 100% either.  Others have had the coverage then someone at Progressive then decides they are not going to cover you.  That happened to darth and they gave him a totally bogus reason and dropped him. 
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Progressive are a little bit crooked its true

Re: Progressive versus Collector Auto Insurance Specialists (Rally)

by bolus » Sun Jun 03, 2007 1:56 am

Collector should be fine.  Basic rule I use is dont expect anyone to cover you on the track.  Sean said if it was a driving school though that would probably be covered. 

Re: Progressive versus Collector Auto Insurance Specialists (Rally)

by RyanD » Sun Jun 03, 2007 12:58 am

[quote="bolus"]
It just depends on what you do with your car.  Collector works really well for me because I dont drive to work and the car pretty much stays in the garage when I'm not driving it.  It was not worth te extra money for progressive
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I defintely won't be driving it to work, but I want to make sure it's ok to drive it around town, to the track, etc.  6000 miles is more than enough, so I don't need unlimited mileage from Progressive.

Re: Progressive versus Collector Auto Insurance Specialists (Rally)

by bolus » Sun Jun 03, 2007 12:38 am

It just depends on what you do with your car.  Collector works really well for me because I dont drive to work and the car pretty much stays in the garage when I'm not driving it.  It was not worth te extra money for progressive

Progressive is not 100% either.  Others have had the coverage then someone at Progressive then decides they are not going to cover you.  That happened to darth and they gave him a totally bogus reason and dropped him. 

Progressive versus Collector Auto Insurance Specialists (Rally)

by RyanD » Sun Jun 03, 2007 12:27 am

I already added my Atom to my Progressive policy, but it's quite expensive.  It's insured under a stated value policy, but otherwise it's a normal vehicle policy.  I called Collector Auto, and they gave me a quote that is about 1/3 of Progressive, but it sounds much more restrictive.  I asked them to send me a copy of the policy so I can review it.  Is the Progressive policy worth 3 times as much?

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