State Farm is winding down its legacy antique and classic auto insurance program and transitioning roughly 8,300 affected policyholders to a newly formed entity, State Farm Classic Insurance Company (also referred to as State Farm Classic+), effective January 1, 2026.

To support this shift, State Farm has filed a nonrenewal letter in Maryland, explaining that customers will be offered coverage under the new State Farm Classic+ policy. The product will be managed by Hagerty, acting as the managing general underwriter. Hagerty will oversee policy administration and claims, while State Farm Mutual agents will continue to handle distribution.

The move marks a formal modernization of State Farm’s classic auto offering, highlighting enhanced features such as Guaranteed Value® coverage, expanded driving allowances, and Hagerty’s valuation expertise. Customers transitioning to the new policy will receive notices and billing separately and can accept the offer simply by continuing their scheduled payments.

With this change, antique and classic vehicles that remain under the parent company will be rated the same as other private passenger autos unless moved to State Farm Classic+.