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I'm about to renew mine soon....what do u mean by wanted list? As in 'favourite'? Hehehe usually insurance say performance car in high risk category
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For r32 gtr its quite easy since its not listed on their database, so they just follow market value and the primary agent will need to endorse.
Mine is insured for exactly the same value as yours, Temujin
no la bro.. front desk staff sure wont know the exact price for the skyline.. but when accident happen, they will hire adjuster and the price is subject to the latest price..i.e for R33 GTS, the market price in insurance data base only RM 45k..so no matter if you insured 100k, they only will pay at the market price. they also have their own calculation like example, if car above 10 years, you wont get full amount of the repair cost.my brother working at insurance industry that is why i know all about this hehe..if there any insurance issues, please to let me know and ill ask my brother to help..Yep.. The insurance company did not have any data on our cars hence just follow market value as per purchase..
i am looking to insure my 180sx too which insurance expires every soon. Currently im using tokio marine and they dont want to renew my insurance cause they dont cover 20 year old cars (wtf). I tried AXA insurance and they dont cover 180s or even skylines!
Any one know what other insurance companies would cover for a 20 year old nissan?
My auntie has close ties with Uni Asia and has a close friend working there, and yet, no luck in getting my car insured theresorry to jump in your discussion...
but have u try to check with Uni-Asia????
from my experience their quite friendly about insurance coverage for car >10years old....
(or u can ask any runner with insurance services)
Apparently a lot of supercar owners have only third party insurance (if they even bother having the car registered), so perhaps that's another way of looking at managing insurance. Obviously living/travelling with security means theft is unlikely (repossess more likely) and high speed driving and other risk taking shenanigans means in the event of a crash, other things are more important (like staying alive?) to bother over something as menial as claims. Again, that's just what I think is the reasoning behind that. I wouldn't know to be honest.Basically I think most insurance companies will try to avoid insuring Skylines/GTRs UNLESS the main agent endorses your car....can anyone in the insurance line confirm or correct?
Bro...now a days is totally different already! Those kids just come back from oversea, straight away can drive nice sports car, non stop modifying/upgrades, showing off their ride(s), and best of all...ALL paid by the parent/company. Then...they make naive young chicks to believe that they are rich by them self (making tons of monies by them self), in fact, all being paid by someone else! So...why bother? Trash it..buy again lah...as simple as thatHmm.. Back 20 years ago when I was around that age, my father deals with my car's insurance. I don't have to pay a cent. Sometimes the car goes under company's name and my company pays for it and I couldn't afford any car since I just got back from Hawaii and just started working. I was paid a measly $2k. Can't even afford a tire back then.
I tell you what. I trash it, you get me a new car. You change your cars every few months. You psycho! Help save a fellow friend. Buy me a car...Bro...now a days is totally different already! Those kids just come back from oversea, straight away can drive nice sports car, non stop modifying/upgrades, showing off their ride(s), and best of all...ALL paid by the parent/company. Then...they make naive young chicks to believe that they are rich by them self (making tons of money by them self), in fact, all being paid by someone else! So...why bother? Trash it..buy again lah...as simple as that
Supercar only on 3rd party? :stupid: Fuhhh they are living life on the brink, well I guess they can afford to.[PIMPIN];4522885 said:Apparently a lot of supercar owners have only third party insurance (if they even bother having the car registered), so perhaps that's another way of looking at managing insurance. Obviously living/travelling with security means theft is unlikely (repossess more likely) and high speed driving and other risk taking shenanigans means in the event of a crash, other things are more important (like staying alive?) to bother over something as menial as claims. Again, that's just what I think is the reasoning behind that. I wouldn't know to be honest.
Leonard? How do rich people deal with insurance?