My off track experience
Originally Posted by TopGear,May 5 2010, 07:37 PM
This may still apply to some car insurance companies, but others will drop you if you even mention it. It's a real gamble. I forget where the thread is, but somewhere on here (S2000Talk, maybe?) is a thread from a middle aged guy who was kicked off of USAA after inquiring about whether he'd be covered at a HPDE he was doing.
(As in, he did not put in a claim, and merely called to find out if such an event would be covered in the event of a crash).
And by the way, the car looks beautiful. It looks like they did a great job. I've always been interested to see how the track day insurers handle claims.
Yea, being dropped for a legitimate inquiry is scary. If you can't ask your provider about coverage; who can you ask?
On a side note: An extra $150 for track day insurance is a no brainer for anyone wanting to step on the track in a car they have a lien on. Thanks for the review. Now that I have the STi I really, really want to get back on track and would love to take it out once or twice until I prepare the S2000. This gives me the extra protection that I'll need...
On a side note: An extra $150 for track day insurance is a no brainer for anyone wanting to step on the track in a car they have a lien on. Thanks for the review. Now that I have the STi I really, really want to get back on track and would love to take it out once or twice until I prepare the S2000. This gives me the extra protection that I'll need...
Originally Posted by e3opian,May 6 2010, 03:03 PM
On a side note: An extra $150 for track day insurance is a no brainer for anyone wanting to step on the track in a car they have a lien on.
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