Classic Car Insurance
Classic Car Insurance — Coverage as Unique as Your Ride
Standard auto insurance does not accurately value classic and collector cars. Because insurers evaluate older vehicles using standard depreciation methods, a regular policy may leave you significantly underinsured if your restored or collectible car is damaged or totaled. Classic car insurance is built to protect your investment at its true collectible value.
What Makes Classic Car Insurance Different?
Unlike standard auto insurance, a classic car policy accounts for:
- Agreed value coverage — you and the insurer agree on the car's value upfront, so there is no depreciation at claim time
- Limited mileage pricing — you only pay for the coverage you need based on how often you actually drive
- Collectible market valuation — your policy reflects what the car is truly worth, not what a standard system says a vehicle of that age is worth
We offer specialized coverage for:
- Antique and classic cars
- Modified and custom collector cars
- Reproductions and replicas
- Restorations in progress
- Modern classics
How to Qualify for Classic Car Insurance
When applying for coverage, your carrier will typically consider:
- Usage — how and when you drive the vehicle; policies are tailored to reflect your actual driving habits
- Storage — most carriers require the vehicle to be kept in a locked, enclosed garage or secure structure
- Regular-use vehicle — since your classic is not a daily driver, some carriers require you to maintain a separate standard auto policy
- Driver history — your driving record is taken into account, as with any auto policy
Updated June 2026 by Christy Hogan