No, Wahoo, I don't advertise on that website. Sometimes people make a banner for their sites as a service to the public or because they want to promote us, which is always nice. Sometimes as a public service, they'll put a link to both local companies.
What Eduardo said isn't accurate. By law, every foreigner driving in Mexico is required to carry liability insurance. Obviously if you're off-road and flip it, there's not much damage you can do...assuming you're alone and there's no one else who can be hurt. Nevertheless, whenever driving on public roads if, whether because of accident or infraction, you fail to show proof of insurance, you run the risk of a fine and having the vehicle impounded.
Obviously there exists the possibility of talking the officer out of that or paying him something to forget it, but if the policy costs $115 per year, why risk it? And of course there's always that silly little detail that if someone is hurt the insurance will pay for it. It's not always about someone needing a new taillight.
By the way, I've been to many an accident where the Mexican was found to be at fault. To say the call is always against "the gringo"(your word, not mine) is BS. And to say that a cop "can't touch you" if you have insurance is nonsense. If you require touching, you'll be touched, alright. If you're lucky enough to get an adjuster out right away, they'll do what they can to expedite the process, but they certainly aren't lawyers and don't "fight for your rights".
Geez, Eduardo, you seem to have little respect for Mexicans and not much more for "gringos". Perhaps I'm just reacting negatively to your need to be considered an expert on matters about which you know little.
