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Agreed Value vs. Stated Amount: Protecting Your Supercar

Insuring a Honda Civic is simple; insuring a Ferrari SF90 is an art. The biggest mistake luxury car owners make is buying a standard auto policy that uses "Actual Cash Value" (ACV). Here is why that is dangerous.

The Trap: Actual Cash Value

Standard carriers (like Geico/Progressive) calculate value based on depreciation. If you buy a car for $300k and crash it a year later, they might say it's worth $220k. You lose $80k instantly.

The Solution: Agreed Value

With Prestige Assurance, we agree on the value upfront (e.g., $300k). In a total loss, you get a check for exactly $300k. No depreciation. No arguments.

What About "Stated Amount"?

Some brokers sell "Stated Amount" as a luxury product, but it's not. It simply sets a maximum payout, but the carrier can still pay the lesser of the Stated Amount or the Actual Cash Value. Avoid this at all costs.

The Prestige Difference

  • OEM Parts Only: We ensure your Porsche is repaired with Porsche parts, not aftermarket generics.
  • Choice of Body Shop: Take your car to the specialist you trust, not the cheapest shop in town.
  • Worldwide Coverage: Shipping your car to a rally in Europe? We can cover it.

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