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The automobile has a long and passionate history. From daily transportation to weekend cruising, few of us can be without a vehicle for long. How many of us have dreamed of the perfect car or spent the afternoon at a car show wishing one was ours?
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With these joys come the responsibility of driving safely and being properly insured. Kouri Insurance represents many different companies to provide the best
automobile insurance solutions for whatever your needs may be. From drivers with perfect records to those not so perfect, we have been providing our customers with the best products and services since 1970.
Have a classic car? We have a classic auto insurance program that was created solely for classic and restored automobiles. The premium is based on the number of miles you drive, the lower the miles the better the rate.
Coverage is provided on an agreed
value basis to minimize any
valuation problems that otherwise
might occur at the time of a loss.
We believe you will agree that this
is an excellent program.
Contact us today for a no obligation review of your auto insurance.
Ever wonder what all those different coverage's mean on your auto policy? Following is an explanation of each coverage part.
This portion of your policy provides coverage when you are held responsible for the injury or death of others in an automobile accident. The limits are the maximum amount you have asked the company to pay in the event of a claim. Any amount above this is your responsibility and this is the reason it is important to choose a responsible amount of coverage. For example, a common amount of coverage limits is $100,000/$300,000; this means that the company will pay up to a total of $300,000 per accident...but not more than $100,000 for any one injured person.
This coverage provides repair or replacement of another person's property when you are held liable for the damages as the result of a covered automobile accident. This applies to physical property such as the other person's vehicle, home, building, etc.
This section provides protection for you, your family and your passengers for medical expenses, lost wages, and other miscellaneous expenses they suffer as the result of an accident with a legally responsible driver when that driver has no insurance, or a Bodily Injury Liability amount less than your Un/Underinsured Motorist Liability amount.
The Uninsured Motorist portion is for protection against drivers with no insurance. The Underinsured Motorist portion pays where their insurance ends up to your limits.
This is also called Comprehensive Coverage. It pays for damage from a loss that occurred other than from a collision. For example, a tree falls on your car, fires, hail, theft, etc.
This is the part that pays for the repair of your car when it is involved in a collision. It pays when you are responsible for the accident, or if you are hit by a driver with no insurance.
Rental reimbursement pays for a rental car while your vehicle is being repaired when the reason is a covered accident or other than collision loss..
Towing provides reimbursement up to a set amount for expenses related to towing or emergency road service.
Both these coverage's require that at least the Other Than Collision Coverage is purchased.
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