Classic Auto
Classic auto insurance typically includes coverages you’d find in a standard auto insurance policy but often, standard auto coverage is insufficient for classic vehicles. This is due to the fact that classic cars often rise in value over time, while regular cars depreciate with age.
Bodily Injury & Property Damage Liability Coverage
These coverages protect you if you’re involved in an at-fault accident and will help cover costs for injuries and damages you caused to other people or their property. Learn More >
Collision Coverage
Collision coverage is voluntary and helps pay the cost of repairing or replacing your vehicle after it is damaged in an accident, whether you’re at fault or not. Collision is generally defined as “colliding with an object,” whether it is another vehicle or a stationary object. Learn More >
Comprehensive Coverage
Comprehensive (sometimes referred to as “Other Than Collison”) covers damage to your car caused by external events outside of your control. There are certain types of auto accidents that don’t involve another car, like hail damage to your parked car. Learn More >
Medical Payments Coverage
Medical payments coverage (often referred to as MedPay) aids in covering medical expenses for injuries sustained in a vehicular accident. This is a no fault coverage, meaning you have coverage no matter which party is at fault. Learn More >
Uninsured Motorist Coverage
While each state has minimum required auto insurance limits, sometimes the minimum just isn’t enough. Underinsured motorist coverage is broken down into two parts, bodily injury and property damage. Learn More >
Underinsured Motorist Coverage
Underinsured Motorist coverage can help protect you financially if you’re involved in an auto accident caused by a driver who has auto insurance but whose limits aren’t enough to cover all of your bills after an accident. Learn More >
Gap Coverage
Gap, also called auto loan or lease assistance coverage, is an optional auto coverage that helps pay the difference (or the “gap”) between the amount of money you owe on your vehicle and the total cost to replace it with a new vehicle. Learn More >