sergio romagosa
Dear fellow fans,
Today we are launching what we have called the 20th Anniversary Campaign, With the sincere purpose of thanking and rewarding our oldest customers, their prompt confidence and excellent behavior, as they have contributed decisively to the consolidation of special insurance for historic vehicles in our country.
Twenty years ago it was difficult to find an insurer that understood the convenience of developing these insurances; Currently, with tens of thousands of policies in force with a satisfactory joint result, companies are more inclined to study any improvement proposal and this unprecedented action is a good example of this.
The campaign will be developed in several phases and will allow the holders of the 5.000 oldest policies in our current portfolio to opt for the incorporation of the following coverage into said policies, free of charge or with significant discounts on market prices:
- Broken windows, No limit on repair cost.
- Occasional economic use: This is how we call a new coverage that allows the occasional use of the insured vehicle in remunerated activities (such as its assignment for an advertisement or a movie or a wedding) to be covered under this policy. Activities that until now were not covered by our insurance, as they are outside the framework of the "private use" for which they are designed.
- In a few months (We are finalizing the agreements), we hope to be able to offer you also, free of charge or with a very discounted price, the first roadside assistance for classics with no mileage limit within the national territory.
We consider it important to specify that these three coverages - like any other option - may also be contracted for the rest of the policies brokered by us, although for these other cases, such inclusions will lead to an even premium increase.
Do not hesitate to ask us -preferably through the mail [email protected]- to find out if your policy is among those benefiting from these advantages and how to proceed to subscribe these new coverages.
A cordial greeting,
sergio romagosa
