Guest guest Posted August 19, 2009 Report Share Posted August 19, 2009 We just purchased an '08 Dodge Caravan SE with Braun entervan conversion. It has 2 automatic side doors, an automatic fold out side door. That side actually lowers down, kneeling. Basically I drive in my scooter, get off, and walk to the driver's side and sit in that seat. I do not require a transfer seat or hand brakes as yet. The conversion cost was $21,000. My question is how much should I insure that for? I was astonished at what my insurance co. quoted me. Any advice? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 19, 2009 Report Share Posted August 19, 2009 I don't know what insurance company you use, when I traded my 01 Camry in on an 05 Prius, my monthly insurance premium went up by $20. But, the Prius would cost more to replace, so it's something I expected. Depending upon where you live, if you are still making payments on the van, you would have to have full coverage insurance anyway. A conversion of any kind will make the van more expensive to replace. Maybe you can get your monthly premiums at an amount that you find reasonable, by just raising your deductible? Otherwise, call other insurance companies to see what kind of offers you can get from them, if you find an offer that you like, then bring it back to your insurance company and see if they will be willing to negotiate. My insurance company gives me a discount because I have renter's insurance as well. I took the AARP driver safety online program and got another small discount, which should go into effect at my next renewal period in November. Donna in WA > > Subject: insuring conversion van costs > To: MSersLife > Date: Wednesday, August 19, 2009, 7:18 AM > We just purchased an '08 Dodge > Caravan SE with Braun entervan conversion. It has 2 > automatic side doors, an automatic fold out side door. > That side actually lowers down, kneeling. Basically I > drive in my scooter, get off, and walk to the driver's side > and sit in that seat. I do not require a transfer seat > or hand brakes as yet. The conversion cost was > $21,000. My question is how much should I insure that > for? I was astonished at what my insurance co. quoted > me. Any advice? __________________________________________________ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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