Lilah Butler, Car Insurance Writer
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Yes, Liberty Mutual offers classic car insurance through a partnership with its subsidiary Safeco for antique and classic cars. Unlike a normal car insurance policy, Liberty Mutual classic car coverage is designed for vehicles that do not lose value over time.
Liberty Mutual classic car insurance uses an agreed value system, which means that the car will be valued at a specific amount when you buy the policy. The amount will be determined by appraisal documents and photos of the car that you provide.
Liberty Mutual Classic Car Insurance Vehicle Requirements
- Antique and classics that are at least 25 years old
- Driven on a limited basis (3,000 to 5,000 miles annualy)
- Stored in an enclosed, locked garage
- Drivers must have access to other vehicles for everyday use
- Drivers must meet qualifications based on age and driving record (can vary by state)
Every company has slightly different eligibility rules for classic car insurance, so you can always check with another insurer if your vehicle does not qualify for a Liberty Mutual policy. Requirements may also vary by state.
For more information about Liberty Mutual classic car insurance or to get a quote, call 1 (800) 295-2568.
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