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I didn't see any rules against asking? I don't know where to start. How do you find a trusted agent or company?
Moderator's note:I didn't see any rules against asking? I don't know where to start. How do you find a trusted agent or company?
I'll assume you're talking about Mexican car insurance-- but for a Mexican or NOB plated vehicle? Not much difference, really, unless you're a permanent resident for which the Mexican Migra prohibits driving a NOB car. It's rather easy to find, yearly rates are quite reasonable, any bank offers it or just google "Mexican car insurance" and you'll get a zillion hits from outfits that sell online. As far as reliability, I'm the wrong one to ask given that I've never had an accident (knock on wood) worthy of a claim, either here or there. I drive a Mexican plated pickup with insurance from Banco Santander. It's covered throughout Mexico and for a little more it's covered in the U.S. too under certain conditions. Curiously the policy includes anyone driving it in Mexico, yet in the U.S. the operator must have a Mexican driver's licence. Be sure to read the fine print. ¡Suerte!I didn't see any rules against asking? I don't know where to start. How do you find a trusted agent or company?
My previous thread disappeared as I was asking about the one provided under U.S. Costco members services.Moderator's note:
There are no rules against asking for suggested vendors. Nor are there rules against responding with suggestions.
U.S. plated.I'll assume you're talking about Mexican car insurance-- but for a Mexican or NOB plated vehicle? Not much difference, really, unless you're a permanent resident for which the Mexican Migra prohibits driving a NOB car. It's rather easy to find, yearly rates are quite reasonable, any bank offers it or just google "Mexican car insurance" and you'll get a zillion hits from outfits that sell online. As far as reliability, I'm the wrong one to ask given that I've never had an accident (knock on wood) worthy of a claim, either here or there. I drive a Mexican plated pickup with insurance from Banco Santander. It's covered throughout Mexico and for a little more it's covered in the U.S. too under certain conditions. Curiously the policy includes anyone driving it in Mexico, yet in the U.S. the operator must have a Mexican driver's licence. Be sure to read the fine print. ¡Suerte!
Insurance is required upon all Federal roadways. As advised by previous posts, insurance is recommended for reasons similar to in the U.S. Respectable brokers online can write a policy in minutes with Mexico's largest underwriters - Qualitas, GNP, El Alguila, & others.My previous thread disappeared as I was asking about the one provided under U.S. Costco members services.
Suggested vendors would be very much appreciated!