I have AAA insurance
Well I was planning on just paying for the damage since its a minor accident. I just scratched her bumper. But in case she ends up asking for an outrageous amount of money I was just wondering how long I should wait.
when i turn 18 and switch my cars title into my name as opposed to my dads, can i still have the vehicle under his insurance policy?
ok so since i cant have it on my parents insurance what would you recommend? i cant afford to have my own insurance poilcy at such a young age the prices would be through the roof, and i need to have the title in my name becuase cars are one of my hobbies and i constantly sell and buy new ones, so i dont want to have to keep checking with my parents every time i do so. should i just pay the uninsured motorist fee?
serious answers only please. i was at a concert, on a school night, at 1 am. i was only goin 11 over, whis is what the cameras are set at. i can pay the ticket, but will it cause any problems for my dads insurance?or the insurance period? my dad has NEVER gotten a ticket, so this would be the first, and it is all because of me. =[
Isn't this discrimination based on scholastic achievement?
I was in a car crash recently & have been getting rides and sharing with my family. Now, I need a new-to-me vehicle…
My car was recently called a total by my insurance company's appraisers due to the fact that the work would be around $10,000 – which was around the worth of my baby car, a 2003 Hyundai Santa Fe, 4Cyl.
I will soon be getting only $6,000 from them to buy a vehicle.
I'd really appreciate some recommendations on what to buy for up to $8,000, ASAP.
That's what's financially available from my savings with the insurance money and what I'd be able to handle with about a year or two of financing.
Looking for a used, long-lasting, reliable car; preferably, one that I could get a remainder warranty on like Kia & Hyundai provide.
I've been looking at getting a used Kia Spectra5 EX, but it's a bit pricey considering my budget.
I've only got a matter of a few days to get this done, too.
Thank you so much for all help!
The car insurance on one of my cars runs out in a few days, and the insurance for the second car runs out at the end of this month. I was thinking of holding off on getting insurance for car #1 and start a policy for two cars at the same time. Of course, I don't intend to drive car #1 while it's not insured, it will just sit in my driveway.
My brother lives in Sweden and pays so much less then he did (And I do) in the UK. More than that over there it's the car that is insured rather than the driver (or at least with his policy) so anyone over 25 years old can drive it!
I've had my car insurance in the UK for 10 years and have 70% no claims discount (deductables as you would call it in the US).
Now, some of you may think that sounds silly. However we need to approach this logically.
If Christianity is correct, aren't Christian drivers a huge hazard to the rest of us in the event they are raptured?
I'm 18 and shopping for car insurance and the quotes are ridiculous, (like 280 a month for minimal coverage). However would it be possible/legal to have my girlfriend who is 20 and in college be the legal owner of the car and have the car under her policy, but I drive it daily and still be covered?
The insurance quotes for her are MUCH cheaper, like (40 a month). The reason I'm asking is because a friend of mine told me that as long as the car I'm driving is insured by someone, and I'm driving with their consent, I'm insured. Is this true?
