I use Farmers as well. Business and personal. They beat USAA hands down. I think they do the vehicle by VIN so it would say Raptor...Like having an agent as well.
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I use Farmers as well. Business and personal. They beat USAA hands down. I think they do the vehicle by VIN so it would say Raptor...Like having an agent as well.
I was happy that mine went down when I traded in my 05 Superduty to the 12 Raptor. State Farm as others mentioned just have it listed as an F150 and rates were good because of the crash rating on the truck, is what they said anyway.
state farm see's it as a SVT Raptor, all i told them was a ford f150 and read them the VIN, and they asked me outright "thats an SVT Raptor yes?" ah shit i thought... and said yeah. and to my surprise is was lower.
Basically just an option package, which it actually is. No different than being an XLT, etc.
My guess, is some insurance companies figure if you can a) afford a $55k truck b) you have a decent credit score c) don't have a bunch of DUIs or shit on your DMV report they figure you are a good risk...so it really doesn't matter what you drive...
We have allstate. The Raptor, The Dodge, my wife's altima and our 5th wheel totaled $400 a month.
Dropped the dodge and raptor and added an F350. Down to $200 a month. Not sure how adding a new f350 and dropping the raptor and dodge brought it down $200, but I'm not complaining.
We have allstate. The Raptor, The Dodge, my wife's altima and our 5th wheel totaled $400 a month.
Dropped the dodge and raptor and added an F350. Down to $200 a month. Not sure how adding a new f350 and dropping the raptor and dodge brought it down $200, but I'm not complaining.