Insurance for "Late Model" Toys?

[mark p]

I'm seriously considering selling one "collector" car and buying something from this decade to try to have some fun with. The idea that is at the top of my idea chart this week is a Mach 1 (lightly used '21 or '22?).
Usage would be very low... basically club events, cruise nights, plus maybe go back and try some autocross(?) or an occasional track day event.

Back in '09 I had asked Condon Skelly about a new car on my Collector Policy - they basically said, "NO".
What are you guys doing with the "Late Model" Shelbys, Bosses, Machs, etc?
Thanks in advance. Mark

[GTBULLITT]

I have been using Heacock Classic, SAAC friendly insurance for 20 years. On past Shelbys and older Mustangs. Also currently running insurance on 2001 Bullitt Mustang and 2021 Mach 1 with very good $$ costs. Had to make one small claim years back, had zero problems. BTW 2021-23 Mach 1 is a great choice

[FL SAAC Team Leader]

Very economical with limited usage or you can choose your yearly milage and they will adjust your premium

Have you tried the "C8" it comes in different flavors,  coupe, convertible,  ERay and Z06. 11 second 1/4s a 0 to 60 under 3 seconds and if you dr7ve it like a  decent person great gas mileage with all the modern day goodies

The Mach 1 is nice but it needs a nice whipple to be installed

Then it's a great car

[mark p]

Very economical with limited usage or you can choose your yearly milage and they will adjust your premium

what insurance company specifically? (Heacock - or someone else?)

[s2ms]

I have my 66 GT350 insured with Heacock. Was planning to add my 2017 GT350 to the policy but found it was actually slightly cheaper to go with USAA where all our other cars are insured.

[CharlesTurner]

I have an '02 car insured on my collector car policy, it's an agreed value.

[mark p]

hmmm... it sounds like maybe I should check in with my "regular" auto insurance company next. They do show something on their website for "Classic and Collector Car".
Thanks to all who replied.
Mark

[68krrrr]

I have my Shelby Gt500 ,34 Ford & 911 Turbo with Hagerty for $2500 a yr agreed upon value ,with a decent record (1 point) in the SoCal area & was surprised when i recently added a 2005 Ford Gt ,it was $4,000 just for the Ford GT .

[mark p]

...added a 2005 Ford Gt ,it was $4,000 just for the Ford GT .

thanks, I'll be sure to avoid getting an FGT (altho who doesn't want one      )

[427Larry]

Midwest Classic Insurance, Auburn, IL. I have been with them for years, good people. The insurance is thru American Modern.

[2008 GT-C]

I have State Farm Insurance for my 2008 Shelby GT with an agreed value. Some of the insurance is removed during the winter months. My agent was also able to offer me Hagerty through State Farm but the cost would have been more with little added benefit on my opinion. The prices are reasonable at the moment for your great choices of Ford powered cars. - Kevin 

[ChicagoChris]

Had St Farm and they wouldn't give me agreed valuse for my '07 SGT, so I jumped to Hagerty. Compared Hagerty to Grundy and Heacock and in Carmel, IN, Hagerty was &400 to $1,000 less expensive.

[GT350DAVE]

I have a late model GT 500 and a late model 911 along with my classics insured with Hagarty. I was previously with Heacock who is a great company, who I highly recommend. The only reason I changed was the relationship my regular insurance company had with Hagerty. That relationship allowed my umbrella policy to also cover my classic cars.
Dave

[mark p]

Thanks again for all of the good info.
I put a deposit down today on a '22 Mach 1 (3k miles)... will be lining up the Insurance next.

[2008 GT-C]

Enjoy your new late model toy! Please post a picture.