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Things You Have to Know When Looking for Vintage Car Insurance
If you upgrade your auto with aftermarket products or modified accessories, make sure your vintage vehicle changes are documented so they will be covered.
Getting the Best Roadside Assistance Program is a Must
Common car problems like a tire flat can plague you on the way to a vintage car show. Classic Auto offers roadside assistance to get you back on the road.
Your Classic Car Insurance Checklist
Requirements for Classic Auto Ins include a driver minimum age of 26, documentation of any car modification, and parking your car in a locked garage.
Top Car “Pinners”
Do you have a need to look awesome classic car? Well Pinterest should be on your list of sites to surf. We've listed the Top Car Pinners!
National Drunk and Drugged Driving Awareness Month
This holiday, join Mother Against Drunk Driving and support the National Drunk and Drugged Driving Awareness Month
The Perfect Classic Custom Car Insurance for Your Vintage Car
There are good ways to save money on Classic Auto Ins. Make sure to have a second commuter car to prevent wear & tear on your vintage vehicle.
How To Save on Specialty Car Insurance Payments
Considering consolidating your classic bike, classic muscle car and commuter car on one insurance policy? Separate policies may save you money!
Get the Best Antique Motorcycle Insurance For Your Ride
Harley Davidson vintage or classic Japanese motorcycles need the protection of Classic Auto Ins. so you won't have to worry about your bike on the road.
The Difference Between Regular and Specialty Car Insurance
What is actual cash value? It is an asset value that depreciates annually. Classic Auto Insurance uses an agreed value that doesn't depreciate over time.
