Mexican insurance

[Ron Clark]

Buenas Dias, Amigos and Amigas

How are you getting your short term Mexican auto insurance, now-a-days?
We're going to be inYuma for a while for dental work in Los Algodones,
and will need to drive the car across the border. Linda's Sister-in-law
can't walk long enough to cross the border on foot, so we'll need the
car, and the insurance.

Thanks,
RonC

 

[bd5av8r]

https://www.progressive.com/mexico-insurance/

USAA refers us to Progressive for RVs. Seems they also cover Mexico, too.


Sammy Williams

>
> Buenas Dias, Amigos and Amigas
>
> How are you getting your short term Mexican auto insurance, now-a-days?
> We're going to be inYuma for a while for dental work in Los Algodones,
> and will need to drive the car across the border. Linda's Sister-in-law
> can't walk long enough to cross the border on foot, so we'll need the
> car, and the insurance.
>
> Thanks,
> RonC
>
>
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[wayne rogewski]

Depends on your current insurance carrier. If your talking about a passenger car. A lot of standard line policies cover 25-50 miles into the
country. Standard lines meaning non high risk.

As for the GMC I would call and check, it depends on what type of policy you have on that and its normal coverage territory. Apples and oranges
between cars and TZEs.

You can look at your current policy and there should be a specific section entitled coverage territory. This specifically spells out WHERE your are
covered. Or call your current agent to inquire.

Depending on where in Mexico there may be a Mexican licensed insurer who will sell you a policy. Different states in Mexico have different
arrangements, so you may need to call someone there.


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[kingsley coach]

Canucks walk into Farmers Insurance on Spruce Street in Las Cruces, NM and
pass over a credit card.

They'll want to know the value of vehicle, how long you will be there, who
is driving, and your current insurance carrier. Price is based on value,
length of stay, and secret insurance things

Mike in NS

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> Depends on your current insurance carrier. If your talking about a
> passenger car. A lot of standard line policies cover 25-50 miles into the
> country. Standard lines meaning non high risk.
>
> As for the GMC I would call and check, it depends on what type of policy
> you have on that and its normal coverage territory. Apples and oranges
> between cars and TZEs.
>
> You can look at your current policy and there should be a specific section
> entitled coverage territory. This specifically spells out WHERE your are
> covered. Or call your current agent to inquire.
>
> Depending on where in Mexico there may be a Mexican licensed insurer who
> will sell you a policy. Different states in Mexico have different
> arrangements, so you may need to call someone there.
>
>
> --
> 77 Royale, Rear Dry Bath. 403, 3.55 Final Drive, Lenzi goodies, Patterson
> carb and dizzy.
> Mid Michigan
>
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