Classic cars require unique insurance because they are not just cars you use to commute in the morning or to take the kids to soccer practice. You can better protect your ride by speaking to your agent about classic car insurance.
What Is A Classic Car?
Classic cars are more than regular cars. They are collectible pieces of art, machinery, and history. To be considered a “classic car,” your vehicle must have been manufactured in 1990 or earlier, making them over 20 years old. An “antique car” is made in 1975 or earlier and 45 years or older, while a “vintage car” is manufactured between 1919 and 1930. Your car must fit into the above descriptions to qualify for classic car insurance.
How To Get Insurance For Classic Car
You will need to reach your agent to get your classic car insured. Your agent will need specific information depending on the type of car you will be insuring and the coverage you want. Make sure you give the insurers details about your vehicle. Information that your insurance agent will need includes the vehicle make, model, and year, along with the mileage. Your agent will also require details about the drivers listed on the insurance policy beyond information about the vehicle.
