Insurance that knows what drag-and-drive is — no more lying about your car just to get covered.

Reasonable annual rates and realistic valuations, classics and exotics also covered.

As the lines between street cars and race cars have blurred, the complexity around insurance has also increased. Most insurance companies simply do not know how to respond to inquiries about drag-and-drive vehicles.

Now there’s a new option. Sick Insurance has launched, offering insurance that knows and understands what a drag-and-drive vehicle is, with reasonable annual rates and realistic valuations. There’s no need to lie about what your car is in order to get coverage — Sick Insurance is happy to work with you to provide a better way to cover your pride and joy.

Sick The Magazine publisher and owner of the world’s quickest street car Tom Bailey said finding insurance has long been a difficult task for owners of high performance street cars 

“When you’re trying to explain to a company that you have a vehicle worth $250,000 and their book says different, you end up going around in circles,” he said. “And of course as soon as you mention any kind of modification, it can be a dead end. We thought that there must be a way that we can insure the unique vehicles that attend drag-and-drive events around the nation and so Sick Insurance was born.”

Sick Insurance also offers coverage for classics and exotics. The main advantage is that customers will be able to talk with a broker who understands the drag-and-drive world.

“At the end of the day, these are street cars that see street use, so you need high quality insurance out there on the roads,” Bailey said. “I’m moving all of my high performance vehicles to Sick Insurance because the offer just can’t be matched.”

Adding to the benefits for drag-and-drivers, Sick Insurance is even cheaper if you have a Sick GPS Tracker installed. Realtime tracking and insurance peace of mind is a great combination.