NCM Insurance is popular with the Corvette owners. They are brokers for American Modern Insurance. I have had NCM for many years on two vehicles, the 68RS Camaro and 66 Corvette. Their premiums were much less than Hagerty which I had for a few years, for the same coverage. I have only had a towing claim, but was very satisfied as they sent a flatbed roll off, not a hook. I never even saw the bill. I have not increased the coverage due to inflation, but need to. Unfortunately, American Modern would not insure my 93 Dodge D350 truck. Others say Hagerty gives them a better deal. I think it depends on the area of the country you are in and they will not insure cars in certain parts of the country.
Ron

 

Thanks for info. Sounds like NCM is pretty legit. Appreciate the feedback.

 

I have NCM for my 2023 Corvette ZO6.

They are legit. A lot of Corvette guys have NCM.

I’ve also used Grundy for years on my 1st Gens and other classics.

All good.

 

I use American Collectors Insurance on my '68 and '02 Camaro's and my policy is due for renewal in July. I have no claims, so therefore no gripes but have wondered about shopping around.

 

ACI is no fun if you're a shop dealing with a claim. They don't send out an adjuster like Hagerty. All by photos. Owner sent in a claim and they were off by thousands. I had to keep submitting many pics for supplements. Except for one required daily driver, all my vehicles are through Hagerty, even my trailer. I had a claim with Hagerty and it was easy. They sent out an adjuster and any supplements are easily resolved. I like their cherished value. My friend has 50(fifty) cars insured with them. Two claims were cherished value payouts. Maybe others are the same price or cheaper and as easy to deal with but I've never shopped around.

 

I'm looking to see what they say....quote submitted

 

$30K Agreed Value... I know it needs upped, but apples to apples comp.

Everything identical and current is $318 Vs. NCM at $256....thinking

 

Similar for me … but:
Like for like, current 28k agreed value $400 a year
NCM - agreed value $125k … $428 a year. Hence this thread.

 

Don't cut yourself short on the agreed value. For the minimal cost to up it and then some is miniscule if you have to challenge an incident.