What is a good insurance co. for a Stallion & what should we expect to pay for good coverage? <img src="images/smilies/shrug.gif" border="0" alt="" title="Shrug" class="inlineimg" />
What is a good insurance co. for a Stallion & what should we expect to pay for good coverage? <img src="images/smilies/shrug.gif" border="0" alt="" title="Shrug" class="inlineimg" />
We have a good thread on this. Take a look for it. Now I am paying less than a car for full coverage with Allstate insurance. It use to be a lot. Now they are reasonable.
Mattel
It's not just a toy.....It's now a Duck! Sorry guys.....
Currently restoring a 86 Honda v65.
Rates are based on the value of your Stallion, your driving record and in some cases how it is going to be used. I'm a State Farm advocate but check rates and service with other companies. There is a small company called Rider that does Trikes and offers emergency road service with their policy. Not sure if they are in your area. Enjoy.
Check out Formost ins. With good driving record with " FULL" coverage cost should be no more than $50.00 a month for stallion .
I use progressive for my Stallion and 2-wheeler.
Tomg
It's been Geico for over 5 years here.
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