daveB110 wrote:
Mexican law demands that for Liability, insurance must be from a Mexican company, no other. But this means that while liability insurance is from a Mexican company, this can be made available for others to purchase, outside their country, through brokers, some who can offer excellent service while you are in Mexico. One that has stood out well in the test of time, is Los Angeles -based, Lewis and Lewis. Watch for the company you are planning to use, for example, their deduction amount. Our first venture to Mexico was through Vagabundos. But when our air conditioner was destroyed while driving a very primitive detour route that took us under the Copper Canyon railway overpass, we were out of luck because of their 1,000 dollar deductible. At the time Lewis and Lewis had a 500 dollar deductible, which we later bought, enjoying their good service although we never had another claim. We liked that they offered advice if problems should arise while driving in Mexico, with such as wide knowlege of contacts, for instance, with lawyers who could help visitors.
Thanks, I am leaning for Lewis too, I had a few good comments on people that had accidents. They sell Qualitas and saw some bad comments too about Qualitas, so hard to say when it comes time to deal with them once problem arise.
