Colorado Car Insurance Company

How do i find out if a car insurance company is a real company?

Question: I have Geico right now.Got into a reck they raised my insurance 3 times is much i was paying. I found a company Colorado Casualty,They said they will give me insurance at a good price less than i first started with Geico 4 years ago.S o i want to check this company out ,but don't know how.

Answer: Colorado Casualty is part of the Liberty Mutual Insurance Group, which is one of the biggest insurance groups in the U.S. You will be fine going with them. Here is their website. http://www.coloradocasualty-ins.com

is colorado casualty insurance company reliable, it is a member of liberty mutual?

Question: I got great quotes for car and home insurance combined by colorado casualty insurance which is a member of liberty mutual ,any advice and experience with this company?

Answer: Reliable usually means, will they have money to pay my claim when claim time rolls around. For that, we go over to www.ambest.com to check the rating. Yes, it's an A rated company. So they're financially solvent, and likely admitted to do business in your state. That's my definition of reliable.

Classic Car Insurance for Colorado?

Question: I know theres alot of insurance companies that cover classic cars, but i want an insurance company that has an office in Colorado.. that has a low yearly amount of under $400 for a 1966 Mustang...

Answer: try state farm or their is a nother insurance co. specifically for classics-look in yel pages

I'm renting a car . Will my insurance company cover the rental car if something is to happen?

Question: I was just wondering if additional coverage is needed. I'm from Colorado, and will be renting in Clorado. I have a great driving record, but if something was to happen by some small chance, would Geico cover it? I have full coverage for my own car.

Answer: No one here could possibly know. "Full coverage" NEVER means you're fully covered. Does it transfer over? You'll have to call Geico and ask them. Don't forget to ask exactly WHAT transfers over to the rental.