Re: auto insurance

by **dean** Sun Aug 15, 2021 1:14 pm

https://www.mexinsurance.com/northbound-insurance/

by **dean** Mon Aug 19, 2019 6:26 pm

this was a facebook post today, I have not checked to see if true, but if A rated that is very good.

facebook wrote:Baja Bound insurance online or call. Their the best brokers here in Baja. Had them for many years they only deal with A+ rated carriers and theirs a huge difference when it comes to claims

by **dean** Fri Dec 15, 2017 10:31 pm

https://www.facebook.com/groups/TalkBaja/?multi_permalinks=1957846540896609¬if_id=1513384785911080¬if_t=group_highlights

http://www.bravoinsurance.biz/home.html

https://ebusiness.mexipass.com/broker.php/epap/quickrater

AAA does underwrite Mexico auto insurance, if you remove the medical thing it is priced like others.

by **dean** Thu Jul 20, 2017 3:16 pm

We are proud to inform that Novamar Insurance has designed along with ANA SEGUROS, an Auto insurance company leader in Mexico specialized in Auto & the Expats, the ANA Novamar Mx Auto License Plates Policy, a unique Auto Policy for Expats with Mx License vehicles.

Cars, Trucks, Vans, RV's and Motorcycles

https://www.novamarinsurance.com.mx/insurance-services/mexico-auto-insurance/resident-auto?utm_source=MX+Auto+license+plates+insurance+-+Now+online%21%21%21&utm_campaign=Resident+Auto+Campaign&utm_medium=email

by **dean** Sun Feb 12, 2017 6:40 am

http://mexinsurancestore.com/

by **dean** Thu Jan 21, 2016 8:21 pm

interesting geico and progressive are acting as brokers for the mexican insurance companies...

https://www.geico.com/information/states/mex/

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

found a company that writes car rental insurance in Mexico

http://www.sanbornsinsurance.com/mexico_rental_cars.php

note that Fox includes it and I used them and they did.

by **dean** Wed Jun 03, 2015 8:49 pm

here is where Costco from what I read on the facebook forum, at least this year sends their members.

https://www.bonitawest.com/Costco/frm_Home.asp

for a good discusion I think this link will work

https://www.facebook.com/groups/TalkBaja/permalink/1091010330913572/

read the discussion many chimed in. Here are a few..
Adivis Global out of Temecula.
get drivers license policy.
2 drivers, any vehicle.
$83 per year. pay by credit card and they email the policy, print it. simple.
Not for Residents!
Tourist only!

another

http://www.baja-mex.com/
another
El Jorge Perez Stop by Bernies in Rosarito. http://berniesinsurance.com/ Insure your license. You can insure up to 2 drivers for a year for just over $100 Bernies also provides 24hr support in English if something does happen.....

by **dean** Sun Apr 05, 2015 9:19 pm

LPG someone reported

I have my car insurance with Chartis. I had an accident last year and they had an ajuster out within 2 working days. After a reasonable estimate of damages and value of the car I was paid approximately 2 or 3 weeks later. Bob Jankovics is the agent. He is located in Cabo but we do everything by email. His email address is bobjankovics the at is here gmail.com

by **dean** Sun Oct 06, 2013 7:16 pm

RE new 3rd party liability insurance on federal highways:
It is a federal law, (Ley de Caminos, Puentes y Autotransporte Federal); said law was modified by the National congress on Arpil 12th 2013, see http://www.oem.com.mx/laprensa/notas/n2502255.htm
Thus, from Oct. first, 2013 one needs, any where in Mexico, to be insured while driving on federal highways (Art. 63.Bis). In the event that one can not show an insurance policy to the federal highway patrol (Federales) the officer will issue a fine which will be equivalent to 200 times the minimum wage of 64.70 pesos in the Federal District for not respecting the law ( Art. 74.bis I)plus an additional fine 20 to 40 days of the same wage for not having an isurance policy ( Art. 74.bis II); this will be cancelled if the owner of the vehicule presents within 45 days a policy at the office of the Federal police (Second paragraph of 74.bis II). Since the law says that a non insured vehicule can not be driven on federal highway the car will be towed to their compound yard (Art. 74.Ter. IV.). One has 21 days to pay the fine, if one does it inside this time frame one gets a 50% discount; Procedure: One has to go to the Federal Highway patrol office, get a document with which is used to pay at the bank, comes back to the office with the bank´s receipt.
Lic. Jacques-Edouard Beaulne, CAN-AM-MEX LAW FIRM, can-am-mex@hotmail.com

by **dean** Fri Aug 23, 2013 7:45 am

lpg

Elena Brett in Ensenada writes temporary auto insurance for those who want to cross over into the States. Her policies are 1 to 30 days. Her number is 646-178-5715

by **dean** Sun Aug 18, 2013 11:08 am

lpg

I have used Lewis & Lewis but I settled on Pablo and SeguNet MX. I suggest you ask him for a quote.MartyA proud member of the SeguNet Network Pablo A. ItuartePresident & CEOSeguNet Insurance Brokers [Mexico]Morelia, Michoacán, MexicoMx: 011 52 (443) 274-0188U.S.: . 1 (800) 295-0159 1 (956) 765-2116

by **dean** Sun Jun 02, 2013 10:35 am

From my understanding once you become a permanent resident with the new immigration system you by the law cannot drive a US plated anywhere in Mexico. That was true even in baja with the old FM2. I had a friend who was a 20 year or so FM2 and he was not allowed to go to the mainland with his US plated vehicle for that reason. He would have issues with the police every once in a while in LaPaz too. He never had his car confiscated but it was threatened on a few cases. So that is one issue.

So now they have notified people that the new visa if a working one you cannot legally have a foreign plated vehicle.

Now added to that, the author below infers that in case of a serious accident because you are illegal your insurance company may not have to cover you. That is the same in the USA insurance companies will not cover you if for instance you were driving with a illegal license even though you paid for insurance. I had a friend that was an attorney that his job was fighting insurance companies denying people insurance claims after serious accidents in the USA.

So I personally think that that author would be accurate without a dozen Mexican attorneys giving their opinion all to one side. So one could be risking this. We are aware what happens here when you cannot pay at the time the cost of an accident it is severe here in México. And next we have a new liability limits for wrongful death this year has gone from was it about USD$50k or so to is it now USD$300k this year with their new laws. I think this is where the real concern for making the informed analysis risk assessment comes from, we are in new untested waters.

People should just consider this is a possibility now and make their decision with the new changes in the immigration laws.

by **dean** Sun Mar 17, 2013 3:13 pm

LPG

Several of us have our insurance through Cosco for our Mexican auto insurance. It is quite a savings from any insurance I have obtained in the past. Must have a Cosco card and can get the information on the Cosco website. Same insurance company that I had before but through Cosco it was about $100 less. Something to look into. Barb

by **dean** Thu Feb 16, 2012 8:59 am

https://app.e2ma.net/app/view:CampaignPublic/id:28842.11668921004/rid:06cd1bf9a3d90c9a9188b207e833126e

http://sb.iigins.com/quote/?aff_id=2149&&lang=en&agtdst=mar09email

by **dean** Fri Sep 02, 2011 9:47 am

lpg

I have been getting my insurance from a Qualitas office on Altamirano and 5 de Febrero since 2005. They do the paperwork while you are in their office - takes all of 15 minutes and the base rate is $133US (tax in) which is for Liability only coverage including $100,000 for third party property, damage and public liability and up to $20,000 medical costs for 5 occupants ($4,000 each occupant). The only requirement is that your vehicle have plates and that your drivers license is valid. If your DL expires while you are here, you lose coverage. Good luck!

Therefore, yes Virginia, you can get Mexican insurance without current plates or insurance. I used the Qualitas office on Altamirano at the corner of 5 de Febrero.

Recommend calling Manuel Garcia at 121-6265. He does a great job.

by **dean** Wed Aug 03, 2011 8:43 am

http://www.mexicanautoinsurance.com/

by **dean** Wed Aug 03, 2011 8:21 am

Admin wrote:http://www.mexadventure.com/home.cfm

http://www.bajabound.com/us/

this is the one I recommend because I use them.
http://www.mexicanautoinsurance.com/

http://www.mexinsure.com/insurance/quote/

by **admin** Fri Apr 08, 2011 11:20 am

http://www.mexadventure.com/home.cfm

by **dean** Wed Nov 10, 2010 9:11 am

LPG

We are looking for temporary auto insurance to cross into the States.We want to be there for no more than a week.We have South Dakota plates.Any suggestions?
4b.
Re: Driving to San Diego-need auto insurance
Posted by: "Edward Tue Nov 9, 2010 5:50 pm (PST)

Linda, try Elena Bretts at elenabretts@yahoo.com
or 01 646 178-5715
or 01 646 112-0496
She should be able to help you.

by **dean** Wed Aug 11, 2010 10:03 pm

BWO

Mexican banks, Banorte, Bancomer, etc, offer insurance. You need to have an account to get insurance from them. Medical coverage ranged from $90,00 to $500,000 pesos. Damages to third-party ranged from $750,000 to $1,500,000 pesos. Insurance premiums are on a par with the US, but it pays to shop around. Depending on insurer and coverage, annual premiums ranged from around $2,200 pesos to over $11,000. With some insurers, you can pay by the month, trimester, semi annual or annual, and you may be able to pay by credit card.

I received recommendations for the following, listed in no particular order or preference:
• Bancomer, Vivianne Jauregui, (612) 145-0785, vivianne.jauregui@bbva.bancomer.com, Todos Santos
• Arandi Torrez, International Insurance Services, (624) 143-1212, (624) 105-0300, arandi@caboinsurance.com, www.caboinsurance.com
• Bancomer, Los Barriles, Noelia Guadalupe, noelia.guadalupe@bbva.bancomer.com
• Qualitas Seguros, Javier Godines, 612-155-4237
• Amy Parra Townsend, Milagro Realty, parratownsend@hotmail.com, 612 145-0219, Todos Santos
• Mario Ortiz, Ortiz Pelayo y Asociados, segortiz@prodigy.net.mx, 612-123-4242, La Paz.
• ING - Manuel Garcia, 612 12 72649, La Paz
• ING - Ismael and Amelia Ortega, mariaamelia@prodgy.net.mx, Cabo San Lucas
• Carlos Alberto Castro Cota, Asesor Profesional de Seguros, Oficina (612) 121-2488, Cel. 612 127-2018, La Paz
• AXA Seguros, tusegurohoy@prodigy.net.mx, La Paz, near the Nissan dealership
• Alex and Gaby, AS Construction, Office at La Cañada Del Diablo, Todos Santos.
• Diana Sainz (044) 624 156-0900 cel 188-5421 phone dianasainz@hotmail.com

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