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How do I get insurance on a car in GTA 5? I have some that I spent a lot of money on and I don’t want to lose them!

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Amber Reed · Updated on
Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
You’ve finally put together enough money for the car of your dreams in GTA 5! Congratulations—that takes some dedication. To protect it, you can either purchase insurance from Los Santos Customs or get it included with a warehouse ownership.
You’re wise to want to put insurance on your pricey wheels because all sorts of unexpected things can happen to a car on the streets of Los Santos. Let’s break down the two ways to get insurance for that sweet new Pegassi Infernus or Dewbauchee Vagner:
  • Go to Los Santos Customs and purchase an insurance policy for your car
  • Once you have a car warehouse, your vehicles will automatically have insurance on them
With insurance in tow, you can
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