I hear you on the peace of mind thing, but honestly, I’ve always thought most folks rely too much on roadside plans. Here’s how I look at it: if you d...

That’s the understatement of the year. Here’s how I deal with it: First, I double-check every VIN digit—seriously, one typo and you’re toast. Next, if...

Here’s how I look at it: if you want zero chance of screwing up, go with the local agent. Yeah, it’s pricier, but at least you know the paperwork’s fi...

I get where you’re coming from, but honestly, I’d still call the cops even if the other driver sticks around. Had a buddy once who thought a handshake...

HIGHER DEDUCTIBLE CAN MAKE SENSE IF YOU PLAN AHEAD I get where you’re coming from, but I’ve actually had the opposite experience. If you keep a dedic...

That right there sums up Houston for me. I’ve had my ‘72 Chevelle parked in a garage with cameras, and I still worry more here than I ever did in Dall...

Had a similar run-in with State Farm myself. Had my '68 Mustang break down on a backroad about 40 miles from nowhere. Called the agent, got voicemail....

Yeah, makes sense if you're not filing claims often. But for classic cars, it's a bit trickier—you gotta factor in parts availability and repair costs...

Yeah, specialty insurers can be a lifesaver if your car fits their criteria. Had a similar experience with my '68 Mustang—regular insurers quoted me i...