Arizona has a thriving community of classic, vintage, and collector car enthusiasts. Thanks to the annual Barrett-Jackson Auction in Scottsdale every year, Arizona is on the map as an automobile mecca. If you have a collector car (or a fleet of them) you’re in the right place.
Together we can find solutions to address your insurance coverage and budget requirements
We don’t want you to pay more than you should either. We will steer you towards savings.
We have been helping Arizonans for almost 40 years. We are your local insurance advocates.
Helps cover costs if you’re at fault in an accident that causes injury or property damage. It is split between bodily injury liability and property damage liability.
Pays for damage to your vehicle in case of a collision regardless of fault
Pays for damage to your vehicle from non-collision incidents like theft vandalism, natural disasters, or hitting an animal.
These coverages protect you if you are in an accident with a driver that has no insurance or too little coverage (25/50/15 limits).
Offers no fault medical coverage for you and your passengers
Great question! Classic car coverage is not designed or intended to be used for primary vehicles even if the primary use vehicle is a classic or vintage auto. In addition, some policies have requirements of where you can store them when not in use. Scheduled drivers may also be prohibited from having serious infractions within the past three years on their MVR.
In short, yes. Any licensed vehicle that is driven on roads is required to be insured per that state’s minimum insurance requirement.
Yes. Classic car insurance is intended for secondary vehicles only. If you are using your classic car as your primary vehicle, you need to get a standard auto policy. Have additional questions? We can help. Give us a call at 480-964-2400 and speak to a live agent today.
Sometimes, depending on the carrier. How will you know? By giving us a call and discussing it.
Many of our companies offer flexible, direct billing options.
Yes! That is a common coverage for classic cars.
Yes! We may need additional information but we have a hunch you won’t mind telling us about your car.
Yes. Photos are part of the underwriting requirements. We need pictures of each side of the vehicle (front, back, left side, right side), the interior of your garage or storage location, and one long-view picture of the storage structure. All pictures must be 2 megapixels in resolution.
