Hi Guys,

I want to keep my Benz as a weekend car and get a 335i coupe as my daily driver. How do you insure two world class cars without paying ridiculous insurance premiums? I have no tickets over the last 7 years and no accidents. Help..

 

call Nathalia @ Allstate.
Tell her Dean refered you.

323.654.2776

 

Will this also work for Landlord or Tenant Insurance. I am going to rent my home out and buy a second one to live in.

 

Its not exactly the same..I just put 200 miles a day on my benz and do not want to run it to the ground..

 

You can get a multi-car discount and even put a mileage cap on the weekend car for added savings.

 

Do what I did..I placed the Navigator as a Recreational Vehicle with a low mileage cap and put the CLK as my main car. This lowered my insurance alot. I also got a multi-vehicle discount and be sure to claim daytime running lamps, and factory or aftermarket alarms. The discounts are small for each item but they add up to be a good amount. I pay about half of what my original amount is supposed to be due to discounts.

 

how little is low mileage cap?

 

Just wanted to double check on this - don't all allstate agents give the same quotes??

If that is true, and I'm already with allstate, then I don't think your agent will be able to get me a lower rate?

 

I suppose it varies by carrier. My policy with State Farm on the CLK55 has a cap of 7500 miles/year....good for a savings of a few hundred dollars annually.

Some carriers may even offer better savings if you don't drive the car to work, etc.

 

All agents definitely do not give the same quote. Agents with more experience are aware of available benefits. A good agent can save you a boat load of money.

 

Depending on where you live (in other words, if you get snow) there may be another option. A colleague only drives his 07 E550 during the non-winter months. He has what's called a "seasonal" registration. That lowers his insurance a good bit. Only problem is that if you actually finance or lease your car, the financial institution may want full coverage even during the non-driving months. We both bought our W211's outright so there's no lien.