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brandy 02-26-2009 08:32 AM

golf cart insurance
 
I need info please I live in the UK so rent out my villa in TV can my renters get insurance so they can use my golf cart whilst they are staying in TV. I keep getting different answers fron people. My latest renters say they have not been able to get insured but last years renters did. I am confused

tucson 02-27-2009 07:15 AM

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Originally Posted by brandy (Post 190903)
I need info please I live in the UK so rent out my villa in TV can my renters get insurance so they can use my golf cart whilst they are staying in TV. I keep getting different answers fron people. My latest renters say they have not been able to get insured but last years renters did. I am confused

I rent out my house and I have insurance through Allstate in Lady Lake (753-1177) it's only 46.00 a yr. I'm on my 2nd yr. Thomas Keedy is the agent.

Barefoot 02-27-2009 08:42 AM

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Originally Posted by tucson (Post 191063)
I rent out my house and I have insurance through Allstate in Lady Lake (753-1177) it's only 46.00 a yr. I'm on my 2nd yr. Thomas Keedy is the agent.


We also have our cart insured through Thomas Keedy. It is my understanding that anyone who drives the cart is covered, whether they are an owner, guest or renting.

SteveFromNY 03-06-2009 11:07 PM

I'm insured with Allstate too, although not with Thomas Keedy.
I was told that Allstate just began offering 1 year policies. And I thought I was getting a break with a 1 year policy for $140.
Before I blow a gasket, are you sure you had a 1 yr and not a 6 month at $46? And did you get minimal coverage or was it an older cart? (mine is brand new)
If you're paying $46 per year for a brand new cart I'm going to have a serious talk with my agent!

donaldlmiller 03-06-2009 11:15 PM

Insurance
 
I too have Allstate. I have it insured seperately from my home as a vehicle similiar to auto insurance. I pay approx. $160 per year. I too will be upset. My agent is Mike Fessette. My insurance covers anyone using it. I do rent my home and others drive it. Better safe than sorry.

Don Miller

Barefoot 03-06-2009 11:19 PM

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Originally Posted by SteveFromNY (Post 192634)
I'm insured with Allstate too, although not with Thomas Keedy. I was told that Allstate just began offering 1 year policies. And I thought I was getting a break with a 1 year policy for $140.
Before I blow a gasket, are you sure you had a 1 yr and not a 6 month at $46? And did you get minimal coverage or was it an older cart? (mine is brand new) If you're paying $46 per year for a brand new cart I'm going to have a serious talk with my agent!

Steve .. We'd all hate to see you blow a gasket! I'll be interested to see Tucson's response.

I'd think the policy cost would depend on the value of your cart, and you have a brand new one! I can't remember how much we pay, but I know it is closer to $140 than $46! We also have a newer cart (Columbia Par Car).

SteveFromNY 03-06-2009 11:26 PM

Well, Barefoot & Donald, you both make me feel a lot better!

:pepper2:

Shirleevee 03-06-2009 11:33 PM

We pay approx. $130.00 yearly for our Club Car

tucson 03-07-2009 06:52 AM

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Originally Posted by SteveFromNY (Post 192634)
I'm insured with Allstate too, although not with Thomas Keedy.
I was told that Allstate just began offering 1 year policies. And I thought I was getting a break with a 1 year policy for $140.
Before I blow a gasket, are you sure you had a 1 yr and not a 6 month at $46? And did you get minimal coverage or was it an older cart? (mine is brand new)
If you're paying $46 per year for a brand new cart I'm going to have a serious talk with my agent!

I just got my 2009 Policy, I'm sorry it's a 6mos. term for 46.00 and it's a 2002 Club Car. I have Bodily injury- 100,000. (each person),300,000 (each occurrence),100,000 Prop. damage, Collision ins, 3,000, Comprehensive,3,000.

English Ivy 03-07-2009 07:45 AM

We have a 2003 rebuilt/reconditioned (not sure of the proper terminology - basically rebuilt from the frame up) Club Car purchased from Golf Cart Connection two years ago.

Our coverage is through Progressive and our agent is Erin at Villages Insurance at Colony Plaza.

We paid $60.60 for a 12 month policy which includes:

$100,000/$300,000 bodily injury liability
$50,000 per accident property damage liability
$250.00 deductible for both comprehensive and collision
$3,000 accessory coverage included
Roadside assistance

Erin assured us this is a very good policy and I have no reason to believe she would under insure us.

Hope this info helps.

GatorFan 03-07-2009 09:41 AM

Allstate no longer offers the 6 month golf cart policy for new policies. The annual policy premium has a minimun premium of $60.60. This includes Bodily Injury 100/300, Property damage to others 100,000, Guest Passenger Liability 100/300, Comp & Coll $ 100.00 ded (Actual Cash Value at time of loss)
$1000 accessory coverage. 2009 Carts are around $66.00 year with $100.00 ded or you may choose a $250.00 which makes the premium $60.60.

Contact Wayne McDonald (Allstate) at Palm Ridge Plaza off 466 or call him at 259-3825. He will be able to give you a quick quote and all the facts.


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