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    Supercar Insurance: The Cost of Owning a Supercar

    By Zero2TurboJune 18, 2018Updated:June 21, 2018No Comments
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    Yes, car insurance is a mandatory requirement almost all over the world but when it comes to supercars, insurance tends to take the lion share as far as maintenance costs are concerned. According to Mychoicecarinsurance.ca, which has years of experience insuring high-end vehicles, the insurance cost for a 1 million dollar vehicle can easily top $25,000 per year. Supercars are those really fast cars that cost thousands of dollars or more to procure. Sometimes it’s even against the law to drive them on public roads. What’s even more peculiar about these cars is that not unless you’re among the wealthiest pips out there, maintenance and insurance can really prove to be a pain in the ass.

    In other words, to get the best experience owning a supercar is not enough. You need to be sure you afford its proper maintenance. You need to be sure you can afford the supercar insurance. And in case someone sugarcoated things about owning one of the fastest, most expensive cars in the world, the truth is that not all who afford the price tag can actually afford its maintenance and high insurance costs. With more bias on supercar insurance, the cost of owning a supercar is mostly about the maintenance part of it, rather than the initial purchase. Understanding the cost of owning a supercar involves understanding the things that affect supercar insurance as follows.

    Choose a Good Insurance Provider

    Just like owning any other type of car, owning a supercar will cost you time, effort and money. You’ll have to brush through online reviews, ask for referrals and do your own research to determine which ones are the best auto insurance companies that also provide covers for supercars.

    Consider the Amount of Coverage

    Before deciding to pick a particular auto insurance company as a supercar owner, you’ll want to be extremely careful in one thing – the amount of coverage they’re offering versus the annual premiums you’re required to pay.

    Get the Requirements Right

    Every vehicle insurance policy comes with its own specific requirements. However, most of them consider the basic driving eligibility requirements for starters to be eligible for supercar insurance. In most places, the best auto insurance policy fulfills the following minimum:

    • Accident benefit
    • Direct compensation coverage
    • Third-party liability coverage $200,000 minimum
    • Uninsured auto coverage

    Limit Your Mileage

    Supercar insurance tends to get more expensive with an increase in mileage use. Most auto insurance companies provide you with the option of picking your preferred cover based on annual mileage use. The more your ride on your supercar, the higher the insurance costs. Limiting your mileage can be an effective cost-saving approach.

    In addition to the above, you’ll want to keep your driving record clean and free from negative remarks or write-ups. Your driving reports can stagnate, raise or lower your auto insurance premiums. It’s also worth noting that getting a supercar at a tender age can cost you more in supercar insurance compared to getting it a bit later in life. The make and model of your vehicle also matter to insurance companies when assessing the level of coverage to give you. Nonetheless, owning a supercar can be a hilarious experience. Why not own one if you can afford one?

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