Auto Insurance

Coverage for how you drive.

The right auto policy does more than meet the state minimum. It insures your vehicles at what they're actually worth, carries liability limits high enough to protect your assets, and coordinates every car and driver in your household under one program.

Hands on the wheel of a classic car — the everyday driving moments your auto policy quietly protects.

$250K–$1M

Liability limits we place before your umbrella takes over.

Agreed value

Collectors and high-value vehicles insured at a set figure, not depreciated book value.

One policy

Multiple vehicles, drivers, and classics coordinated together.

24 hours

Typical turnaround for a new auto quote.

Why It Matters

The policy you actually use.

Auto insurance covers the financial consequences of owning and driving a vehicle: damage to your cars, injuries and property damage you're responsible for, and losses from theft, weather, and uninsured drivers.

The policy details matter for high-net-worth households. A restored classic or a $90K SUV isn't worth its depreciated "book value" to you, and a state-minimum liability limit doesn't go far when a serious accident reaches your savings, equity, and future earnings.

The right policy insures your vehicles at agreed value where necessary, carries the correct limits to work with your umbrella, and brings every car, driver, and classic under one program.

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What a comprehensive auto policy covers.

Liability & legal defense

Pays for injuries and property damage you're responsible for, plus the cost of defending you.

Physical damage

Collision and comprehensive coverage for your own vehicles — accidents, theft, fire, and weather.

Uninsured & underinsured motorist

Protects you when the at-fault driver has little or no coverage, which is more common than most people expect.

What It Responds To

One policy, many situations.

A well-structured auto program responds across the full range of things that happen on and off the road.

At-fault collisions

Covers injuries and damage you cause to others, up to your liability limits.

Theft & vandalism

Comprehensive coverage pays when a vehicle is stolen, broken into, or damaged.

Weather & road hazards

Hail, flooding, fallen trees, and debris are covered under comprehensive.

Uninsured drivers

Steps in when the other driver can't cover the damage they caused.

Injuries to passengers

Medical payments coverage helps with passenger injuries regardless of fault.

High-value vehicles

Agreed-value coverage protects collectors and exotics at their real worth, not depreciated book value.

When To Look Closer

If any of this sounds like your garage.

Most of our clients carry more than a basic policy because their vehicles, drivers, or exposure call for it, not because they expect trouble. These are the situations where it pays to look closer.

Scenario

You own a collector, exotic, or high-value car

Mass-market carriers undervalue these and handle claims poorly.

Scenario

You have teenage or young-adult drivers

Newer drivers raise both the odds and the cost of a serious accident.

Scenario

You own several vehicles

Coordinating cars, drivers, and classics under one program avoids gaps.

Scenario

You carry only state-minimum or mass-market limits

Low liability limits leave your assets exposed in a serious claim.

Scenario

You lend cars to staff, guests, or family

Permissive-use rules vary and can create unexpected exposure.

Scenario

You drive or rent vehicles abroad

Coverage that follows you internationally isn't standard everywhere.

FAQ

Quick answers before you ask.

The questions we hear most often about auto coverage: how it's valued, how much to carry, and how it fits with the rest of your policies.

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Actual cash value pays what your car is worth after depreciation. Agreed value sets the monetary value of the vehicle directly in the insurance contract, so a classic or high-value vehicle is insured for what it's genuinely worth to you.

Appropriate limits vary by household and by the rest of your insurance program. State minimums rarely do; most high-net-worth households carry $250K–$1M before the umbrella attaches. An insurance advisor can help determine the right limits for you and your family.

Usually, under permissive-use rules. But the details vary, especially with household staff and frequent guests. It's worth confirming rather than assuming.

Sometimes, and not always fully. International and rental coverage differs by carrier and policy, and is one of the gaps specialist carriers handle better.

Your umbrella sits on top of your auto liability and only pays once those limits are exhausted. This is why your auto limits need to be set to meet the umbrella's requirement.

Ready When You Are

Built around what you actually drive.

Tell us about your vehicles, drivers, and how you use them. A licensed advisor will return a right-sized recommendation in about a day.

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