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      Mary, I have yet to see a true agreed value from state farm. Talked to them as recently a 3 weeks ago. Maybe it varies by state?

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      Quote Originally Posted by wmhjr View Post
      Mary, I have yet to see a true agreed value from state farm. Talked to them as recently a 3 weeks ago. Maybe it varies by state?
      State farm offices are franchises owned by families so I think it varies by branch?

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      I have State Fram with an agreed value policy. This policy is cheaper than the "regular" car policy I had on it when I first got it.
      And I even had to make a claim on it when somebody dropped something on the trunk lid ruining the paint and State Farm was awesome with the claim. Very quick service and I could take it where I wanted to and the adjuster came out and inspected the car there and cut me a check on the spot for the repair. I was surprised at how good the service was.
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      Thanks much for the info. I've been with State Farm since I was a kid, so I'm going to talk with them first. Then I'll check out Grundy and Hagerty. I very rarely need to use my insurance, but if something were to happen, it's nice to get some help.


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      Quote Originally Posted by mpozzi View Post
      You are an "agreed value" candidate and check out Hagerty, Grundy, and also State Farm (they have agreed value collector car coverage).

      Mary Pozzi
      Quote Originally Posted by rogue View Post
      State farm offices are franchises owned by families so I think it varies by branch?
      Quote Originally Posted by moreHP View Post
      I have State Fram with an agreed value policy. This policy is cheaper than the "regular" car policy I had on it when I first got it.
      And I even had to make a claim on it when somebody dropped something on the trunk lid ruining the paint and State Farm was awesome with the claim. Very quick service and I could take it where I wanted to and the adjuster came out and inspected the car there and cut me a check on the spot for the repair. I was surprised at how good the service was.
      Quote Originally Posted by Scarelane View Post
      Thanks much for the info. I've been with State Farm since I was a kid, so I'm going to talk with them first. Then I'll check out Grundy and Hagerty. I very rarely need to use my insurance, but if something were to happen, it's nice to get some help.
      never seen a true agreed value policy from State Farm. Just because you "agree" on the value, does NOT make it an agreed value policy. They always have the "actual cash value" wording in the policy that allows them to determine the actual value, run comps, etc.

      I've seen collector car policies from State Farm, but they're stated value not agreed value. Mary, is this something new?
      Jody




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