classic cars

We protect your experience on the road

Chubb shares your enthusiasm for classic cars. For almost a century, we’ve worked with some of the most unique vehicles, delivering outstanding protection and service.
We never compromise because we know one of the greatest joys of owning a car is driving it. We use original quality parts for repairs, and we don’t place limits on mileage, meaning you can attend a show or go out for a Sunday drive with your family without staring at the odometer.
We look for ways to say yes

You agree to the value of your car when your policy is written. If it’s damaged beyond repair, we’ll write a check for the Agreed Value amount.

The freedom to drive

We never put a mileage limit on hobby use, so you can enjoy your classic car without checking the odometer. You also don’t need authorization from us before participating in non-competitive rallies or tours. 

We look for ways to do more

Our ICar certified collision repair experts can manage the repair of your vehicle to ensure it's done right. We can also refer you to top restoration experts and parts dealers across the country and worldwide by leveraging decades of experience handling classic car claims.

You're more than a claim, you're our client

Chubb is proud to rank highest of all national U.S. auto insurers for the fourth consecutive year on the 2023 Insurer Report Card for quality collision repairs and customer service, according to autobody shops across the country.

Coverage highlights

Here are some of the most popular benefits, coverages, and services Chubb has to offer:

We look for ways to do more.

Chubb is proud to rank highest of all national U.S. auto insurers for the fourth consecutive year on the 2023 Insurer Report Card for quality repairs and customer service for motorists, according to autobody shops.

 

“In my opinion, Chubb is the only insurance company that consistently cares about customer safety first and foremost.” - Arizona Body Shop Foreman.

 

Did you know?

$20B
The global classic car industry is expected to grow by 20 billion (USD) by 2028.*
$143M
The highest sales price for a classic car reached 143 million (USD) in 2020 for a 1955 Mercedes-Benz "Uhlenhaut Coupé."**
48%
Purchases of classic cars made by Millennials have increased an average of 48% each year since 2009.***

Insights & expertise

We help you stay ahead — and informed — with these helpful articles and resources.
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8 ways to stop a thief from stealing your classic car
Whether you’re shipping a newly purchased vintage vehicle home, exhibiting at a car show in California, or just taking your baby out for a drive, you should know that your classic car may be a target for car thieves.
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Is the classic car market finally cooling off?
In recent years, there was a noticeable surge in the demand for classic cars, but is the market now starting to normalize?
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10 tips for safely storing your treasured vehicle
Whether you own an antique classic car, 1950s muscle car, supercar, antique truck or military transport, you likely have an emotional attachment to your special vehicle. Make sure you keep these tips in mind when deciding where to keep your classic car or truck.
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Collector car spotlight: 2023 Amelia Island auctions recap
Spring is a time for classic car shows and auctions! Chubb recently attended the annual Amelia Island auctions in Florida, and you can read about how trends and values are evolving in the collector car community in this article.
couple in a classic car
What’s new with classic cars? From an appraiser who sees it all
Learn about beginner collector's most pressing questions from a recent conversation between Steve Linden, experienced classic car appraiser, and Jessie Spigel, Senior Risk Consultant
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How to get your classic car ready for a rally
If you’ve got a classic car, you’ve probably at least considered (or maybe participated in) a rally. Whether you decide to take on a North American tour like the California Mille or the Going to the Sun Rally, or are bold enough to ride in an international tour, you need to prepare yourself and your car for the trip. Here are a few things to consider.
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Investing in a classic car? 6 things to do first
Before you put your purchase plans into gear, there are a few things you may want to consider before investing in a classic car. After all, classic cars aren’t like regular cars; in many cases, they are more of a passion than a financial venture.
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8 ways to protect your classic car investment
Whether you own a souped-up Toyota Land Cruiser, restored Aston Martin, or a collection of classic muscle cars, a passion for unique and historic cars is something that never goes away – and often grows with the number of cars you own. Make sure you protect your classic cars from damage or additional wear and tear, so you can proudly show them off for years to come.

Let us raise your expectations

Ask your agent about Chubb Classic Car Insurance