No speeding tickets, but... A DUI. I don't think under 100$ a month is bad. The other higher ones are crazy though. I'd still pay it though
Insurance on the HellCat?
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Hagerty Collector car insurance quoted me 1288 a year. I already have a couple vintage cars insured with them, or it would have been even higher. With no track record of underwriting Hellcat products, they said that's part of the reason the cost is so high.
Never gave it a thought to check with hagerty. My dad and I have awesome rates for our classic mopars. Have to give them a call.
Check with Hagerty, since this is a specialty vehicle they would probably insure it. They won't have driving restrictions other than that you don't use it as a daily driver. It would have to be garaged, and you also must have full coverage on your daily driver with any other carrier.
I never liked the restrictions on classic/collector car insurance, but when I first talked to them about my musclecar coverage, they told me they didn't care where I drove it or how often, as long as it wasn't my regular daily driver. The coverage came out to $100/year ($9k agreed upon value). I now have two cars insured with them and pay about $285/year (including flatbed roadside service). Granted, my cars aren't $65k, but for nearly $18k coverage it's only $200/year. Can't beat that.
I never liked the restrictions on classic/collector car insurance, but when I first talked to them about my musclecar coverage, they told me they didn't care where I drove it or how often, as long as it wasn't my regular daily driver. The coverage came out to $100/year ($9k agreed upon value). I now have two cars insured with them and pay about $285/year (including flatbed roadside service). Granted, my cars aren't $65k, but for nearly $18k coverage it's only $200/year. Can't beat that.
Hagerty is really cheap. We sent in appraisals for our cars for gaurenteed pay outs on appraisal prices. Between my dad n I, we have a 68 gtx 440 auto car, 70 charger 440 4 SPD car, 73 hemi cuda, 70 road runner 509 stroker 4 SPD car. And working on a 71 challenger, 340 auto all #'s matching RT car.
State Farm in NC told me about $75 a month more (I have a very clean driving record so not sure what it would be otherwise).
I hope I can keep my record clean, but I have a feeling that's not gonna happen once I take delivery. I give my self 2 weeks before ticket #1 shows up and only giving myself that because of the break-in period, lol.
I hope I can keep my record clean, but I have a feeling that's not gonna happen once I take delivery. I give my self 2 weeks before ticket #1 shows up and only giving myself that because of the break-in period, lol.
i pay almost nothing for my 2011 SRT8....the insurance company told me they consider it a normal car...have a friend with a newer GTO and they told him the same....my GT500 though is around $500 every 6 months.....since i store it about 5 months a year it doesnt bother me....i would expect the exact same $$ for a Hellcat
Yes, my 2011 power wagon, my 2006 ram srt-10, my wifes 2010 grand caravan, the HC, and my snowmobile are insured through Erie. And yes you have to live in the state where the policy is. Erie only insures in certain states, that's how they keep premiums low.
I decided to shop around for when the Hellcat comes home in the next 2 weeks and I'm glad I did. I have been with Nationwide for 7 years and they are great, never really considered switching. I have a clean driving record and no accidents and right now, I'm paying $1,200 every 6-mo for the 2 vehicles I own. Adding on the Hellcat was going to increase it to $1,800! I just spoke to Geico, gave them my VIN's, including the Hellcat, and they can get my rates down to less than $900 every 6 months! If I move to them, I'll reduce my overall annual insurance costs by $600 even adding on a new $65K, 707HP car. 
I also checked with USAA and their rates with adding on the Hellcat were similar to Nationwide. Pays to shop around I guess.
Edit: Hellcat is listed as Pleasure vehicle and estimate 5-6K miles per year. Keeping my daily driver and my wife has a 2013 Buick Enclave she just got last year.
I also checked with USAA and their rates with adding on the Hellcat were similar to Nationwide. Pays to shop around I guess.
Edit: Hellcat is listed as Pleasure vehicle and estimate 5-6K miles per year. Keeping my daily driver and my wife has a 2013 Buick Enclave she just got last year.
I also was with Nationwide until recently. Had three cars full coverage with two sons on policy. It was a little less than $220 a month. State Farm was $166 a month AND I got better coverage on the cars AND that price includes a $1 million umbrella policy. (Also saved about $150 a year on home owner insurance.) Glad I switched. I was with Nationwide for 30 years...I decided to shop around for when the Hellcat comes home in the next 2 weeks and I'm glad I did. I have been with Nationwide for 7 years and they are great, never really considered switching. I have a clean driving record and no accidents and right now, I'm paying $1,200 every 6-mo for the 2 vehicles I own. Adding on the Hellcat was going to increase it to $1,800! I just spoke to Geico, gave them my VIN's, including the Hellcat, and they can get my rates down to less than $900 every 6 months! If I move to them, I'll reduce my overall annual insurance costs by $600 even adding on a new $65K, 707HP car.
I also checked with USAA and their rates with adding on the Hellcat were similar to Nationwide. Pays to shop around I guess.
Don't have a VIN but my agent told me based on car value I was looking at about $75 more a month +/- $5. He also said he wanted a ride when it comes in. LOL
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