07-11-2020, 07:07 PM
All this discussion about insurance rates is meaningless unless you mention what state you are in. The same company has high and low rates depending on what STATE you are purchasing it in.
I see people who got a good price from Progressive, for example, while others got ridiculously high quotes from them. Progressive doesn't even insure Vanderhalls in WA. I had them at first, but they notified me they were no longer going to insure them in WA, so don't expect to renew with them. I went to Allstate at a much better rate. Others have, or haven't had, a good quote from Allstate.
All quotes are relative to all the factors insurers use to come up with a risk for you and your vehicle: your age, accident history, credit score, driving record, vehicle, other insurance with them, .......etc. Only you will know a reasonable quote for you. It appears that from all that I have seen on this, and the FB forum, a good range for full coverage on a Vanderhall would be about $250 to $1200 per year.
Please mention your STATE when you talk about insurance prices.
I see people who got a good price from Progressive, for example, while others got ridiculously high quotes from them. Progressive doesn't even insure Vanderhalls in WA. I had them at first, but they notified me they were no longer going to insure them in WA, so don't expect to renew with them. I went to Allstate at a much better rate. Others have, or haven't had, a good quote from Allstate.
All quotes are relative to all the factors insurers use to come up with a risk for you and your vehicle: your age, accident history, credit score, driving record, vehicle, other insurance with them, .......etc. Only you will know a reasonable quote for you. It appears that from all that I have seen on this, and the FB forum, a good range for full coverage on a Vanderhall would be about $250 to $1200 per year.
Please mention your STATE when you talk about insurance prices.